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Author: Carroll RobersonIn John 6, we find the very first time that John's gospel parallels the synoptic gospels. The feeding of the five thousand is recorded in all four gospels. However, John's account gives us some unusual and different points of interest.
Author: Edwin Keith BroadheadThe three major components of the Jewish Christian gospel tradition ( the Gospel of the Nazoreans , the Gospel of the Ebionites , the Gospel according to the Hebrews ) suggest separate histories in terms of their origin , construction ...
Author: Craig EvansMatthew and John All four New Testament Gospels engage Old Testament Scripture in a way that shows that the latter was foundational for the former. The Gospels of Matthew and John, the two most Jewish Gospels, appeal frequently and ...
Author: Nelly WilsonOne is due to the Jewish Gospel-writers; the other to Christian interpretation of the Gospels. It seems that he intended to disentangle Jesus and his teachings from their presentation in the Gospels by rediscovering the Jewish sources ...
Author: Amy-Jill LevineThe paradox that the Gospel presents extends to its relationship to Judaism. The Gospel makes abundant use of Jewish Scriptures, through direct quotations and allusions, as well as, more subtly, through its appropriation of its ...
Author: Géza VermèsThis now classic book is a significant corrective to several recent developments in the study of the historical Jesus.
Author: David MishkinThe Historical Jesus: A Scholarly View of the Man and his World (Cornfeld), 181 historical narrative level, Gospel of John, 56–57 historical overview of the resurrection, 1–6, 63 History of the Jews (Graetz), 17 History of the Jews ...
Author: Annette Yoshiko ReedAmong the Gospels, Matthew exhibits the strongest and most explicit connections with Judaism.39 Jesus is there defended as the Jewish messiah, and there is a persistent interest in the Torah and the Jewish people. But the other Gospels ...
Author: Syracuse UniversityWhile Jews welcome the suggestion that the admittedly harsh language against the Jews in the gospels is simply prophetic rebuke out of love , at the same time there is the nagging feeling that the gospels ' denunciations of the Jewish ...
Author: Ron MillerBut Matthew's gospel is especially well suited to this project for two major reasons: it is paradoxically the most Jewish and the most anti-Jewish book in the Christian Testament, and it contains the largest body of teaching material ...
