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<head>1817 Aug. 28</head><head><gap/><gap/>, ch 2
<head>1817 Aug. 28</head>
</head><head>Sept. 16 1817. If  at all, <gap/> this Chapter after the rest</head><head>Ch. 2 Short History</head> <head>1.</head>Pauls History.  For <lb/>this, few words may<lb/> <sic>her</sic> suffice &#x2014;<lb/>1.  Extraction Jewish<lb/> 2. Birth place, a place <lb/>in Asia, Greek the <lb/>language.<lb/>3. Trade, tent-making &#x2014;<lb/>4. Time unspecified,<lb/> under a Doctor of <lb/>Jew Law he had served,<lb/> probably as a Scribe.<lb/>5. Hence some knowledge of it.<lb/>6.  After Jesus's death<lb/>his adherents numerous<lb/>enough<lb/> to <del>terrify</del> <add>give alarm to</add> a weak<lb/>government &#x2014; <lb/>Paul quits h<del>is</del> <add>honest</add> <del>lower</del><lb/>ofccupation for<lb/> that of a <add>sort of</add> Police Officer,<lb/> specially employed<lb/> in hunting<lb/>out and destroying<lb/> them.<lb/><pb/><head>Ch. Short History</head> <head>2.</head>Yet such was their<lb/> increase, it seemed<lb/>to him more was to<lb/>be got by spreading<lb/>the religion than<lb/>by labouring for its<lb/>extinction: which idea had occurred <add>to,</add> and<lb/>been acted upon,much about this<lb/>time, <add>by</add> Simon Magus,<lb/>Acts <del>8</del> VIII 9 <gap/><gap/><lb/>IV 36, 37 Barnabas sold his<lb/>land &amp; gave the Apostles the money.<lb/>IX. 27.  He introduced Paul to them<lb/>Public mind such, <lb/><head>3</head>no deep contrivance<lb/> or associates necessary.<lb/>Visions believed,<lb/>one such sufficed<lb/>for any purpose.<lb/><head>4.</head>For self-advantage<lb/>Paul cared not what<lb/> mischief he did to <lb/>others.  In Spain a<lb/>goad familiar of the<lb/>Inquisition; in Scotland<lb/>a match for the man<lb/>with the <hi rend="underline">ardent</hi><lb/> <hi rend="underline">mind</hi>.<lb/><head>5.</head> The <gap/>, till <del>now</del> <del><add><gap/></add></del><lb/> <add>now</add> employed in destruction,<lb/>now employed<lb/> in support of the new<lb/><pb/><head>Ch. Short History</head> <head>5 continued</head>religion.  Ostensible<lb/>cause of the change<lb/>necessary: <hi rend="underline">now</hi> not<lb/>findable: then, easily.<lb/>God had commanded<lb/><del>them</del> <add>him</add> to<lb/>persecute the Christians:<lb/>Jesus to <lb/>head them.  Prosecuted,<lb/> tbey avoided<lb/> him: preached to, they<lb/>might obey him.<lb/><head>6.</head>Story curious: now <lb/>it would not have <lb/>passed upon a South <gap/>: A vision<lb/>not <hi rend="underline">seen</hi> - even by<lb/>the <hi rend="underline">seer</hi>; <del>voice</del> <add>voice</add> <hi rend="underline">heard</hi>,<lb/>known to be Jesus's.<lb/>Jesus's object is<lb/>to gain him:  terms<lb/>soon settled: till<lb/>now, an active enemy;<lb/>now an active<lb/>supporter.<lb/><head>7.</head>In short by another<lb/> vision was <hi rend="underline">this</hi> supported:<lb/> but less substantial.  In the Acts<lb/><hi rend="underline"><gap/></hi>different; viz<lb/> <hi rend="underline">Ananias</hi>.  But, so<lb/>common is this,<lb/><pb/><head>Ch. Short History.</head> <head>7 continued</head>it is no distinctive <lb/>name. <gap/> Paul <lb/>must the Author <lb/>of the Act have had <lb/>it.  <gap/> Paul he <lb/>had the story of <lb/>Paul's vision - from <lb/>d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> <del><gap/></del> d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>. Ananias's d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> Paul &amp; Paul <lb/>the two witnesses<lb/><pb/>  
<head>☞ suppressed, ch 2</head>
<head>Sept. 16 1817. If  at all, <add>inserted</add> compose this Chapter after the rest</head>
 
<head>Ch. 2 Short History</head>  
 
<head>1.</head>
<p>Pauls History.  For <lb/>this, few words may<lb/> <sic>her</sic> suffice &#x2014;<lb/>1.  Extraction Jewish<lb/> 2. Birth place, a place <lb/>in Asia, Greek the <lb/>language.<lb/>3. Trade, tent-making &#x2014;<lb/>4. Time unspecified,<lb/> under a Doctor of <lb/>Jew Law he had served,<lb/> probably as a Scribe.<lb/>5. Hence some knowledge of it.<lb/>6.  After Jesus's death<lb/>his adherents numerous<lb/>enough<lb/> to <del>terrify</del> <add>give alarm to</add> a weak<lb/>government &#x2014; <lb/>Paul quits h<del>is</del> <add>honest</add> <del>lower</del><lb/>occupation for<lb/> that of a <add>sort of</add> Police Officer,<lb/> specially employed<lb/> in hunting<lb/>out and destroying<lb/> them.</p>
 
<pb/>
 
<head>Ch. Short History</head>  
 
<head>2.</head>
<p>Yet such was their<lb/> increase, it seemed<lb/>to him more was to<lb/>be got by spreading<lb/>the religion than<lb/>by labouring for its<lb/>extinction: which idea had occurred <add>to,</add> and<lb/>been acted upon,much about this<lb/>time, <add>by</add> Simon Magus,<lb/>Acts <del>8</del> VIII 9 <gap/><gap/><lb/>IV 36, 37 Barnabas sold his<lb/>land &amp; gave the Apostles the money.<lb/>IX. 27.  He introduced Paul to them<lb/>Public mind such, </p>
 
<head>3</head>
<p>no deep contrivance<lb/> or associates necessary.<lb/>Visions believed,<lb/>one such sufficed<lb/>for any purpose.</p>
 
<head>4.</head>
<p>For self-advantage<lb/>Paul cared not what<lb/> mischief he did to <lb/>others.  In Spain a<lb/>goad familiar of the<lb/>Inquisition; in Scotland<lb/>a match for the man<lb/>with the <hi rend="underline">ardent</hi><lb/> <hi rend="underline">mind</hi>.</p>
 
<head>5.</head>  
<p>The ardour, till <del>now</del> <del><add><gap/></add></del><lb/> <add>now</add> employed in destruction,<lb/>now employed<lb/> in support of the new</p>
 
<pb/>
 
<head>Ch. Short History</head>  
 
<head>5 continued</head>
 
<p>religion.  Ostensible<lb/>cause of the change<lb/>necessary: <hi rend="underline">now</hi> not<lb/>findable: then, easily.<lb/>God had commanded<lb/><del>them</del> <add>him</add> to<lb/>persecute the Christians:<lb/>Jesus to <lb/>head them.  Prosecuted,<lb/> tbey avoided<lb/> him: preached to, they<lb/>might obey him.</p>
 
<head>6.</head>
<p>Story curious: now <lb/>it would not have <lb/>passed upon a South <unclear>cotrist</unclear>: A vision<lb/>not <hi rend="underline">seen</hi> - even by<lb/>the <hi rend="underline">seer</hi>; <del>voice</del> <add>voice</add> <hi rend="underline">heard</hi>,<lb/>known to be Jesus's.<lb/>Jesus's object is<lb/>to gain him:  terms<lb/>soon settled: till<lb/>now, an active enemy;<lb/>now an active<lb/>supporter.</p>
 
<head>7.</head>
<p>In show by another<lb/> vision was <hi rend="underline">this</hi> supported:<lb/> but less substantial.  In the Acts<lb/><hi rend="underline"><gap/></hi>different; viz - <lb/> <hi rend="underline">Ananias</hi>.  But, so<lb/>common is this,</p>
 
<pb/>
 
<head>Ch. Short History.</head>  
 
<head>7 continued</head>
<p>it is no distinctive <lb/>name. &amp;<gap/> now Paul <lb/>must the Author <lb/>of the Act have had <lb/>it.  &amp; now Paul he <lb/>had the story of <lb/>Paul's vision - from <lb/>d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> <del><gap/></del> d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>. Ananias's<lb/> d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> Paul &amp; Paul <lb/>the two witnesses</p>




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1817 Aug. 28 ☞ suppressed, ch 2 Sept. 16 1817. If at all, inserted compose this Chapter after the rest

Ch. 2 Short History

1.

Pauls History. For
this, few words may
her suffice —
1. Extraction Jewish
2. Birth place, a place
in Asia, Greek the
language.
3. Trade, tent-making —
4. Time unspecified,
under a Doctor of
Jew Law he had served,
probably as a Scribe.
5. Hence some knowledge of it.
6. After Jesus's death
his adherents numerous
enough
to terrify give alarm to a weak
government —
Paul quits his honest lower
occupation for
that of a sort of Police Officer,
specially employed
in hunting
out and destroying
them.


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Ch. Short History

2.

Yet such was their
increase, it seemed
to him more was to
be got by spreading
the religion than
by labouring for its
extinction: which idea had occurred to, and
been acted upon,much about this
time, by Simon Magus,
Acts 8 VIII 9
IV 36, 37 Barnabas sold his
land & gave the Apostles the money.
IX. 27. He introduced Paul to them
Public mind such,

3

no deep contrivance
or associates necessary.
Visions believed,
one such sufficed
for any purpose.

4.

For self-advantage
Paul cared not what
mischief he did to
others. In Spain a
goad familiar of the
Inquisition; in Scotland
a match for the man
with the ardent
mind.

5.

The ardour, till now
now employed in destruction,
now employed
in support of the new


---page break---

Ch. Short History

5 continued

religion. Ostensible
cause of the change
necessary: now not
findable: then, easily.
God had commanded
them him to
persecute the Christians:
Jesus to
head them. Prosecuted,
tbey avoided
him: preached to, they
might obey him.

6.

Story curious: now
it would not have
passed upon a South cotrist: A vision
not seen - even by
the seer; voice voice heard,
known to be Jesus's.
Jesus's object is
to gain him: terms
soon settled: till
now, an active enemy;
now an active
supporter.

7.

In show by another
vision was this supported:
but less substantial. In the Acts
different; viz -
Ananias. But, so
common is this,


---page break---

Ch. Short History.

7 continued

it is no distinctive
name. & now Paul
must the Author
of the Act have had
it. & now Paul he
had the story of
Paul's vision - from
do do. Ananias's
do Paul & Paul
the two witnesses












































































Identifier: | JB/139/067/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 139.

Date_1

1817-08-28

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-7

Box

139

Main Headings

not paul but jesus

Folio number

067

Info in main headings field

not paul

Image

001

Titles

ch. 2 short history

Category

marginal summary sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d1 / f4

Penner

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

[[notes_public::"superseded?" [note in bentham's hand]]]

ID Number

47444

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