
Front cover of the issue of The Church Quarterly Review in which Lockton’s groundbreaking article, “The Origin of the Gospels” appeared.
This online version of Lockton’s essay retains, as much as possible, Lockton’s original wording; however, the format of Scripture citations has been updated so that they can be recongnized by our search engine, and the bibliographical citations have been updated in order to conform to JP’s style. We have also added subheadings to assist readers in finding a particular section of the article. Readers can click here to access a PDF of the original essay: William Lockton, “The Origin of the Gospels,” The Church Quarterly Review 94 (1922): 216-239.
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The main building of the University of Winchester, formerly the Winchester Diocesan Training School, where William Lockton served as vice-principal. Photo courtesy of Wikipedia.
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