429. Matthew, Mark, and Luke

And I here take occasion to say, that with most of the teachings of the

gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke I most heartily agree. The miraculous

parts must, of course, be thrown aside. I admit that the necessity of

belief, the atonement, and the scheme of salvation are all set forth

in the Gospel of John,--a gospel, in my opinion, not written until long

after the others.

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