Passion of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark

Häftad, Engelska, 1992

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Beskrivning

Which came first: a coherent Passion story or the Gospel of Mark? Contemporary biblical scholarship is divided over this issue of how, exactly, the Passion story developed.Whatever the shape of the story prior to Mark, it must have been imprinted with Christian experience as well as historical memory. Mark, in turn, felt free to retell and reinterpret that story for his own time and place. The Passion of Jesus was not only a story from the past but also, in the sufferings and hopes of the Christians of Mark's time, a living reality of the present.The readers of this insightful work will find that the Passion of Jesus as told by Mark continues to hold meaning for the present.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:1992-01-01
Mått:140 x 216 x 10 mm
Vikt:255 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Passion Of Jesus
Antal sidor:174
Förlag:Liturgical Press
ISBN:9780814654361

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Biblar inom Filosofi och religion
Religion: allmänt inom Filosofi och religion
Kristendom inom Filosofi och religion

Mer om författaren

Donald Senior, CP, (1940-2022), was a professor of New Testament at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago. He served for twenty-three years as president of CTU and was its chancellor. He was a frequent lecturer and speaker throughout the United States and abroad and served on a variety of boards and commissions, including the Pontifical Biblical Commission. He published extensively on biblical topics, with numerous books and articles for both scholarly and popular audiences.

Innehållsförteckning

ContentsPreface 7Part I Preparation for the PassionIntroduction 15I The Passion of the Baptist 16II Plots Against Jesus' Life 20A. The Plot in Galilee (3:6) 21B. The Plot in Jerusalem (11:18) 24III The Way of the Son of Man (8:22-10:52) 28A. The Journey 30B. The Disciples 31C. The Cross as Revelation and Crisis 35IV The Passion of the Community 37Conclusion 39Part II The Passion (Mark 14:1-15:47)I Fidelity and Betrayal: The Passion Begins (14:1-10) 42A. Time for the Plot (14:3-9) 43B. The Burial Anointing (14:3-9) 44C. Judas' Betrayal (14:10-11) 48II The Final Passover (14:12-31) 49 A. Preparation for the Passover (14:12-17) 50B. Prediction of Betrayal (14:18-21) 52C. The Meal 53D. Predictions of Discipleship Broken and Renewed (14:26-31) 62III Gethsemane: Prayer and Arrest (14:32-52) 67A. Prayer in Gethsemane (14:32-42) 69B. The Arrest (14:43-52) 80IV The Trial Before the Sanhedrin: Confession and Denial (Mark 14:53-72) 85A. Jesus and Peter (14:53-54) 86B. The Confession before Sanhedrin (14:55-65) 88C. Peter's Denial (14:66-72) 102V The Trial Before Pilate: Jesus the King (15:1-20a) 105A. The Interrogation: "Are You the King of the Jews?" (15:1-5) 107B. Jesus or Barabbas (15:6-14) 110C. Mockery of the King (15:16-20) 112VI Crucifixion and Death (Mark 15:20b-41) 114A. Golgotha (15:20b-24) 115B. Final Mockery (15:25-32) 117C. Death (15:33-41) 121VII The Tomb (15:42-47) 132The End: The Passion as Prelude to Resurrection 135Part III The Passion of Jesus: Mark's MessageThe Passion and Mark's Portrait of Jesus 1391. The death of Jesus is the climax of a life for others 1392. In his passage from death to life, Jesus is proclaimed as the suffering yet triumphant Sone of Man 1423. Jesus' death is a "theophany," revealing God's power at work in weakness 144The Passion and Mark's Portrayal of the Church 1481. The way of the disciple must be the way of the cross 1482. The church, through the experience of the cross is to be a non-triumphant, reconciled church 1503. The crisis of the passion reminds the church that it must be open to outsiders 1534. The church is to be a living "Temple," open to all people and suffused with the spirit of the crucified Christ 1555. The passion reveals that the redemptive mission of the church is world-wide and costly 156Indexes 157