Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Life of Jesus, Vol. 2: Critically Examined
Jesus, in so far as he had given himself out and was believed to be the Messiah, or even merely a prophet, had to meet this expectation when, according to several passages already considered (matt. Xn. 38; xvi. 1. His Pharisaic enemies required a sign from him; when, after the violent expulsion of the traders and money-changers from the Temple, the Jews desired from him a sign that should legitimate such an assumption of authority (john ii. And when the people in the synagogue of Capernaum, on his requiring faith in himself as the sent of God, made it a condition of this faith that he should Show them a sign (john vi.
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