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The oral gospel tradition /
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TextPublication details: Grand Rapids, MI. William B Eerdmans Publishing Company. ©2013Description: x, 390 pages ; 24 cmISBN: - 9780802867827 (pbk. : alk. paper)
- 0802867820 (pbk. : alk. paper)
Contents:
Prophetic 'I'-sayings and the Jesus-tradition: the importance of testing prophetic utterances within early Christianity -- Altering the default setting: re-envisaging the early transmission of the Jesus tradition -- Q¹ as oral tradition -- Matthew's awareness of Markan redaction -- Matthew as Wirkungsgeschichte -- John and the oral gospel tradition -- John's gospel and the oral gospel tradition -- On history, memory and eyewitnesses: in response to Bengt Homberg and Samuel Byrskog -- Eyewitnesses and the oral Jesus tradition: in dialogue with Birger Gerhardsson and Richard Bauckham -- Social memory and the oral Jesus tradition -- Kenneth Bailey's theory of oral tradition: critiquing Theodore Weeden's critique -- Remembering Jesus: how the quest of the historical Jesus lost its way -- Between Jesus and the Gospels -- The history of the tradition (New Testament) -- Living tradition.
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| 226.06 D681J Jews and anti-Judaism in the New Testament : | 226.06 D696I The incarnation in the Gospels / | 226.06 D696I The incarnation in the Gospels / | 226.06 D923O The oral gospel tradition / | 226.06 E21J The Jesus legend : | 226.06 F489N The New Testament against its environment : | 226.06 F815G Gospel perspectives. / Vol.3 |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Prophetic 'I'-sayings and the Jesus-tradition: the importance of testing prophetic utterances within early Christianity -- Altering the default setting: re-envisaging the early transmission of the Jesus tradition -- Q¹ as oral tradition -- Matthew's awareness of Markan redaction -- Matthew as Wirkungsgeschichte -- John and the oral gospel tradition -- John's gospel and the oral gospel tradition -- On history, memory and eyewitnesses: in response to Bengt Homberg and Samuel Byrskog -- Eyewitnesses and the oral Jesus tradition: in dialogue with Birger Gerhardsson and Richard Bauckham -- Social memory and the oral Jesus tradition -- Kenneth Bailey's theory of oral tradition: critiquing Theodore Weeden's critique -- Remembering Jesus: how the quest of the historical Jesus lost its way -- Between Jesus and the Gospels -- The history of the tradition (New Testament) -- Living tradition.
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