Who Moved the Stone?
Jan 2012 · Peace Vision
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WHO MOVED THE STONE?" or "who ROLLED away the stone?" (Mark 16:3) is a Question, which has worried theologians for the past two thousand years. Mr. Frank Morison, a prominent Bible scholar, tried to nail down this ghost(s) in a book bearing the same title as this tract. Between 1930 and 1975 his book has gone through ELEVEN editions. Through all his 192 pages of conjectures he failed to answer, "WHO MOVED THE STONE?" (Faber and Faber, London). On page 89 of his book, he writes, "We are left, therefore, with the problem of the vacant tomb unsolved" and proceeds to advance SIX hypotheses, very nearly knocking the proverbial nail on the head with his FIRST supposition, i.e. "THAT JOSEPH OF ARIMATHEA SECRETLY REMOVED THE BODY TO A MORE SUITABLE RESTING PLACE". After confessing that this Joseph "might himself have removed it for private reasons to another place, is one which seems to carry considerable weight
WHO MOVED THE STONE?" or "who ROLLED away the stone?" (Mark 16:3) is a Question, which has worried theologians for the past two thousand years. Mr. Frank Morison, a prominent Bible scholar, tried to nail down this ghost(s) in a book bearing the same title as this tract. Between 1930 and 1975 his ...
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David Bartlett
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October 21, 2019
Written by a Muslim to try and disprove that Jesus rose from the dead. He obviously chose to ignore Matthew 28. The answer to his question is staring him in the face!
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Thomas “max” Eshman
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October 23, 2016
The logic of the book who rolled the stone away is of logical thought and then research. The author did careful research and gave simple answers to simple questions.
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Fr. Nathan Williams
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April 28, 2019
Misleading title and - worse - bad grammar and punctuation.
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