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29 Sept. 1815 Jug. True Ch
29 Sept. 1815

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Ch. 122 Sea appearance

Time per John sole narrator not specified: except that it was after the last mentioned appearance

Place, the shore of the sea of Tiberias

Though by Synopsis placed before this is here placed after the appearance on the mountain at Galilee: […?] this was the place he had appeared.

Nathanael of Cana in Galilee. By this meant probably the man in whom there was no guile supra Ch ||. but whose name is not among the 12 in any one of the 3 lists

{The disciples knew not that it was Jesus} Why this incognoscibility thus repeated? Answer – to inculcate the proponents to belief without evidence.

{He said unto them cast the net &c.} They take him for a stranger: and yet they impute to him the same miraculous knowledge of the fishing trade the manifestation of which was as per Ch || one of the miracles[?] of Jesus!

{a little ship} A boat is in this history always called a ship.

{That disciple whom Jesus loved}. This of chief proves that he was John Zebedee.

{They saw a fire of coals &c.} Pic-nic dinner Jesus found fewel and bread: the disciples fish

{This is now the third time} By this any greater number is negatived: in direct contradiction to the other Evangelists. He speaks of but one of those of which they any of them speak. He knew not of, or would not confirm these stories.

{Jesus said to Simon Feed my lambs &c} This together with the power to forgive sins, the inculcation of credulity &c seems literally conclusive evidence that Johns Gospel was a recent fabrication of the Church of Rome

{By what death Peter should glorify God} Another token as above

{Disciple whom Jesus loved} again

{Tarry till I come} In the forgery was this inserted, in order (by the circumstance of Johns great age of which the […?] remained) to confirm the assertion thus contained in it of his being the author?

{We know that his testimony is true} i.e. I know that this &c

{The world would not contain the books &c} Common hyperbole.

Ch. 122.

Fourth, fifth or sixth or seventh appearance: viz. to seven disciples at the sea of Tiberias. A dinner at which they provide fish; he bread and firing. Commission to Peter to feed sheep and lambs.

Luke silent. Matt. silent. Mark silent. John XXI. 1 to 25.
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