Fortress introduction to the Gospels / Mark Allan Powell. [print]

By:

Powell, Mark Allan, 1953- [Author]

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9780800630751

Subject(s):

Bible. Gospels -- Introductions

LOC classification:

BS2555.P885.F678 1998

Available additional physical forms:

Contents:

From Jesus to us : stages in the transmission of the Gospel tradition -- Modern biographies of Jesus -- Suggested solutions to the Synoptic problem -- Contents of Q : a partial list -- Typical forms of material in the Gospels -- An exorcism story (Mark 1:21-28) -- Some well-known English Bible translations -- Inclusive language and Bible translations -- Possible sources for Mark's Gospel -- The story of the epileptic child (Mark 9:14-29) -- Material unique to Matthew -- Matthew's use of Mark -- The structure of Matthew : two outlines -- A passage from the Talmud -- Material unique to Luke -- Parallels between Luke's Gospel and Acts -- Luke's use of Mark -- Salvation happens now -- John and the Synoptic gospels -- Possible sources for John's Gospel -- A Gospel composed in stages -- The Christological moment -- The disciple whom Jesus loved -- Seven metaphorical "I am" sayings -- Three persons named John.

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Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status)	G. Allen Fleece Library CIRCULATING COLLECTION	Non-fiction	BS2555.2.P67 1998 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923001472915

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Four pictures of Jesus -- From Jesus to us : stages in the transmission of the Gospel tradition -- Modern biographies of Jesus -- Suggested solutions to the Synoptic problem -- Contents of Q : a partial list -- Typical forms of material in the Gospels -- An exorcism story (Mark 1:21-28) -- Some well-known English Bible translations -- Inclusive language and Bible translations -- Possible sources for Mark's Gospel -- The story of the epileptic child (Mark 9:14-29) -- Material unique to Matthew -- Matthew's use of Mark -- The structure of Matthew : two outlines -- A passage from the Talmud -- Material unique to Luke -- Parallels between Luke's Gospel and Acts -- Luke's use of Mark -- Salvation happens now -- John and the Synoptic gospels -- Possible sources for John's Gospel -- A Gospel composed in stages -- The Christological moment -- The disciple whom Jesus loved -- Seven metaphorical "I am" sayings -- Three persons named John.

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