Jesus and GospelCambridge University Press, 8 de jul. 2004 - 239 pàgines 'Gospel' initially referred to oral proclamation concerning Jesus Christ, but was later used to refer to four written accounts of the life of Jesus. How did this happen? Distinguished scholar Graham Stanton uses new evidence and fresh perspectives to tackle this controversial question. He also examines the earliest criticisms of Jesus, and early Christian addiction to the codex (book) format in place of the ubiquitous roll. With half the material previously unpublished, this timely and accessible book will be invaluable to New Testament scholars and students alike. |
Continguts
Introduction | 1 |
Jesus and Gospel | 9 |
The fourfold Gospel | 63 |
Jesus traditions and gospels in Justin Martyr and Irenaeus | 92 |
The law of Christ and the Gospel | 110 |
Jesus of Nazareth a magician and a false prophet who deceived Gods people? | 127 |
Early objections to the resurrection of Jesus | 148 |
Why were early Christians addicted to the codex? | 165 |
What are the gospels? New evidence from papyri? | 192 |
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accept Acts apostles Augustus Biblical bookhand Brill C. H. Roberts Cambridge University Press canon Celsus chapter Chester Beatty Christian scribes Christology claims codex format codices concerning context Contra Celsum decades demons Dialogue discussion earlier early Christian emperor especially evangelists Evangelium evidence example false prophet four gospels fourfold Gospel Galatians God's Greek imperial cult important Irenaeus Jesus Christ Jesus traditions Jewish Jews John Josephus Justin Martyr law of Christ Leiden literary London Luke Luke's magician Manuscript Marcion Mark Mark's Matt Matthew memoirs Mohr Muratorian Fragment nomina sacra non-Christian notebooks noted noun opponents oral origin Oxford Oxyrhynchus Papyri parchment passages Paul Paul's letters phrase Pisidian Antioch polemic post-Easter proclamation recently reference resurrection of Jesus roll Roman sayings of Jesus Scripture second century suggests T. C. Skeat teaching of Jesus Testament theological theory Trypho Tübingen verb verses Vindolanda word group written gospels