Dalman

Dalman, a member of the Board of Managing Directors at Commerzbank, is British, not Turkish.

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Jahrhunderte_; Bacon, _Jesus, the Son of God_; Dalman, _Words of

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Merciful One by sinful men (see Dalman WJ I. 277).

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Dalman, _Die Worte Jesu_ (1898), of which the first volume only has appeared, is a study of the meaning of the most significant expressions used in the gospel records of the teaching of Jesus, made with the aid of thorough knowledge of Aramaic usage and of the language of post-canonical

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Moreover, it may not be fanciful to find in his claims to heavenly authority a hint of the thought of the eighth Psalm, "Thou madest him to have dominion over the works of thy hands; thou hast put all things under his feet" (see Dalman WJ I. 218).

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On his lips, then, "the Son of Man" indicates that he knew himself to be the Man whom God had chosen to be Lord over all (compare Dalman as above).

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On the name "Son of God," see Dalman WJ I. 219-237; Holtzmann

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Dalman, _Die Worte Jesu; Stevens, Theol. of the N.T. _ 17-244; Beyschlag,

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Dalman (Words of Jesus, pp. 309 sqq.) gives instances from Jewish literature in which the expression, "thou hast said it", is equivalent to "you are right"; his comment is that Jesus used the words as an assent indeed, but as showing that He attached comparatively little importance to this statement.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman 1840-1916 1913

Harnack [10] and Dalman [11] suggest that St. Luke may be the original author of his first two chapters, adopting the language and style of the Septuagint; but Vogel [12] and Zahn [13] maintain that such a literary feat would be impossible for a

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