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Bible study for an understanding of early Christianity,
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This review is from: Intertextual Jesus (Paperback)
Scholars study a Sayings Gospel Q as a source for verses in Matthew and Luke that are not in the early Gospel Mark. A large number of modern works are cited and listed by author on pages 245-270. An Index of Names is followed by an Index of Scripture. Jesus is pictured within a context that used scripture to make hearers believers.I quote: By relating himself so regularly to the Law, the Prophets, and the Writings, Q's Jesus makes them his own. He lays claim to be the true heir of the scriptural estate. (p. 211). The intertextual Jesus draws all biblical texts to himself. (p. 212). |
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Intertextual Jesus by Dale C. Allison (Paperback - Oct. 2000)
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