The Fourfold Gospel; Section I

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This Part of the series aims to elucidate thoughts through evidence derived from previous elucidations of words. Earlier volumes focused on extensive footnotes, which were often lengthy and digressive, intended for future investigations as much as for the immediate subject matter. The metaphor of fishermen letting down nets is apt; while they may appear to row away from the shoal, the intention is to surround and capture it. In contrast, this volume may seem to lack sufficient notes to support the statements in the text. The author acknowledges this potential criticism and emphasizes that one cannot simultaneously draw in nets and let them down. The publisher, Forgotten Books, is dedicated to preserving historical works, utilizing advanced technology to reconstruct and repair original formats while maintaining their integrity. Although some imperfections from the original may remain, they are preserved intentionally to reflect the historical state of the work.