Variations are naturally to be expected in four distinct, and in many ways independent, accounts of Christ's words and deeds, so that their presence,… - Francis Gigot

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Variations are naturally to be expected in four distinct, and in many ways independent, accounts of Christ's words and deeds, so that their presence, instead of going against, rather makes for the substantial value of the Evangelical narratives.

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About Francis Gigot

Francis Ernest Gigot (1859– 14 June 1920) was a French Sulpician priest.

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Alternative Names: Francis Ernest Charles Gigot

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