Reading Mark in context Jesus and Second Temple Judaism

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Otros Autores: Blackwell, Ben C., 1974- (Editor), Goodrich, John, 1981- (Editor), Maston, Jason, 1978- (Editor)
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Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: Grand Rapids : Zondervan, [2018].
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  • Rule of the community and Mark 1:1-13:
  • The parables of Enoch and Mark 1:14-2:12: the authoritative Son of Man
  • Josephus and Mark 2:13-3:6: controversies with the scribes and Pharisees
  • The testaments of the twelve patriarchs and Mark 3:7-35: apocalyptic and the kingdom
  • 4Ezra and Mark 4:1-34: parables on seeds, sowing, and fruit
  • The Testament of Solomon and Mark 5:1-20: exorcism and power over evil spirits
  • Mishnah Zabim and Mark 5:21-6:6a: the rules on purity
  • Josephus and Mark 6:6b-29: Herod Antipas's execution of John the Baptist
  • 4QConsolations and Mark 6:30-56: images of a new exodus
  • The letter of Aristeas and Mark 7:1-23: developing ideas of defilement
  • Jubilees and Mark 7:24-37: crossing ethnic boundaries
  • The Damascus document and Mark 8:1-26: blindness and sight on "the way"
  • Sirach and Mark 8:27-9:13: Elijah and the Eschaton
  • Tobit and Mark 9:14-29: imperfect faith
  • Rule of the community and Mark 9:30-50: discipleship reordered
  • Mishnah Gittin and Mark 10:1-12: marriage and divorce
  • Eschatological admonition and Mark 10:13-31: riches, poverty, and the faithful
  • Rule of the congregation and Mark 10:32-52: glory and greatness in eschatological Israel
  • 1 Maccabees and Mark 11:1-11: a subversive entry into Jerusalem
  • Psalms of Solomon and Mark 11:12-25: the great priestly showdown at the temple
  • The animal apocalypse and Mark 11:27-12:12: the rejection of the prophets and the destruction of the temple
  • Josephus and Mark 12:13-27: the Sadducees, resurrection, and the law
  • Psalms of Solomon and Mark 12:28-44: the Messiah's surprising identity and role
  • The parables of Enoch and Mark 13:1-37: apocalyptic eschatology and the coming Son of Man
  • Mishnah Pesahim and Mark 14:1-25: the Passover tradition
  • The Babylonian Talmud and Mark 14:26-52: Abba, Father!
  • The parables of Enoch and Mark 14:53-73: blasphemy and exaltation
  • Philo of Alexandria and Mark 15:1-15a: Pontius Pilate, a spineless governor?
  • 11QTemple and Mark 15:15b-47: burying the crucified
  • 2 Maccabees and Mark 16:1-8: resurrection as hope for the present.