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The building blocks of the earliest gospel : a road map to early Christian biography /
This volume provides enough information about each story in the Gospel of Mark and about the gospel as a whole, in order to afford an informed understanding of the gospel. The evangelist was not writing a book for submission to a committee for inclusion in the Christian Bible. Rather, he was collect...
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Eugene, Oregon :
Wipf & Stock,
[2018]
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| 520 | |a This volume provides enough information about each story in the Gospel of Mark and about the gospel as a whole, in order to afford an informed understanding of the gospel. The evangelist was not writing a book for submission to a committee for inclusion in the Christian Bible. Rather, he was collecting existing oral and written tradition into a coherent narrative to promote, for his own Christian community, an understanding of the "good news" of Jesus the Messiah. The church to which the evangelist was writing, probably in Antioch of Syria, was likely already familiar with many of the stories from the church's evolving liturgy. Christians gathered in people's homes; there were no "churches" as we understand that word as a specific building for Christian worship. It was in such gatherings in homes that stories were told, perhaps as the basis for a message delivered by an elder of the church. Such stories illustrated some truth about Jesus or addressed an issue of importance to the church. In other words, these individual stories were developed to serve the needs of the Christian community. Historical accuracy was not a concern of the evangelist. Proclaiming Jesus as Messiah was his primary purpose. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a Intro; Title Page; Preface; Abbreviations; Introduction; The Text of the Gospel; The Literary Form of the Gospel; Literary Forms of the Building Blocks of the Gospel; Our Earliest Gospel; Authorship, Date, and Place of Composition; Chapters and Verses; Purpose; Chapter 1; The Superscription or Title; The Preaching of John and the Baptism of Jesus; The Temptation of Jesus in the Wilderness; The Beginning of Jesus' Teaching in Galilee; The Call of Jesus' First Disciples; Jesus Teaches with Authority and Heals the Man with the Unclean Spirit; The Healing of Peter's Mother-in-Law | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The Healing and Exorcism of ManyJesus Departs on a Preaching Tour of Galilee; The Cleansing of the Man with the Scaly Skin; Conclusions after Chapter 1; Chapter 2; The Healing of the Paralyzed Man and Jesus has Authority to Forgive Sins; Jesus Calls Levi to be His Disciple; Jesus Eats with Sinners and Tax Collectors; The Question about Fasting and the New and the Old; Jesus' Pronouncement about the Sabbath; Conclusions after Chapter 2; Chapter 3; The Man with the Paralyzed Hand; The Multitude at the Seaside; Jesus Appoints the Twelve; Jesus and Beelzebul; Jesus' True Family | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Conclusions after Chapter 3Chapter 4; The Parable of the Sower; The Purpose of Parables; The Interpretation of the Parable of the Sower; A Collection of Miscellaneous Sayings; The Parable of the Growing Seed; The Parable of the Mustard Seed; Concluding Statement about Jesus' Parables; The Stilling of the Storm; Conclusions after Chapter 4; Chapter 5; The Healing of the Gerasene Demoniac; The Woman Healed of the Flow of Blood and the Girl Restored to Life; Conclusions after Chapter 5; Chapter 6; The Rejection of Jesus at Nazareth; Jesus Sends the Twelve out on a Missionary Journey | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The Death of John the BaptistThe Feeding of the Five Thousand Men; Jesus Walks on the Water; The Healing of the Sick in Gennesaret; Conclusions after Chapter 6; Chapter 7; The Tradition of the Elders; More on the Tradition of the Elders; The Jewish Law of Ritually Clean and Unclean; Still Another Saying on the Subject of Ritually Clean and Unclean; A List of Vices that Come from within a Human Being; The Syro-Phoenician Woman's Request for her Daughter; Jesus Cures a Deaf Man; Conclusions after Chapter 7; Chapter 8; The Feeding of the Four Thousand; The Demand for a Sign | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The Yeast of the Pharisees and of HerodJesus Cures a Blind Man at Bethsaida; Peter's Declaration about Jesus; Jesus Foretells his Death and Resurrection; A Cluster of Eschatological Sayings of Jesus; Conclusions after Chapter 8; Chapter 9; The Transfiguration of Jesus; The Coming of Elijah; The Exorcism of the Epileptic Boy; For a Second Time Jesus Foretells His Death and Resurrection; Which Disciple is the Greatest?; Another Exorcist, Followed by a Series of Unrelated Maxims; Conclusions after Chapter 9; Chapter 10; Jesus' Teaching about Divorce; Jesus Blesses the Children | |
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