Jesus of Nazareth: An independent historian's account of his life and teaching
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780567645173
ISBN-10: 0567645177
Pagini: 576
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 43 mm
Greutate: 0.89 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0567645177
Pagini: 576
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 43 mm
Greutate: 0.89 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Caracteristici
Author's
expertise
in
Aramaic
and
Semitic
languages
add
a
unique
element
to
this
book.
Cuprins
Preface
Abbreviations
Chapter
1.
The
Quest
of
the
Historical
Jesus.
1.
Introduction.
2.
The
Nazi
Period.
3.
Radical
Form
Criticism.
4.
Not
the
Second
and
Third
Quests.
5.
Vermes
and
Sanders.
6.
Crossan
and
the
American
Jesus
Seminar.
7.
From
Bad
to
Worse.
8.
Recent
Lives
of
Jesus.
9.
Conclusions.
Chapter
2.
Historically
Reliable
Sources.
1.
Introduction.
2.
The
Gospel
According
to
Marcus.
3.
The
So-Called
'Q'
Material.
4.
The
Gospel
According
to
Matthew.
5.
The
Gospel
According
to
Luke.
6.
Conclusions.
Chapter
3.
Historical
Method.
1.
Introduction.
2.
Multiple
Attestation.
3.
Dissimilarity,
Coherence,
and
Embarrassment.
4.
Historical
Plausibility.
5.
Aramaic.
6.
Jewish
Source
Material.
7.
Rewriting
History,
Telling
Stories
and
Social
Memory.
8.
Conclusions.
Chapter
4.
Family,
Birth,
Upbringing
and
Cultural
Background.
1.
Family.
2.
Birth.
3.
Upbringing.
4.
Galilee
and
the
Surrounding
Areas.
5.
Conclusions.
Chapter
5.
John
the
Baptist,
Call
and
Ministry.
1.
Introduction.
2.
The
Prophetic
Tradition.
3.
John
the
Baptist.
4.
Jesus'
Baptism
and
Call.
5.
Jesus,
John
and
the
Length
of
the
Historic
Ministry.
6.
The
Call
of
the
Twelve.
7.
Women
in
the
Historic
Ministry.
8.
Conclusions.
Chapter
6.
God.
1.
Introduction.
2.
Jesus'
Spiritual
Life.
3.
The
Fatherhood
of
God.
4.
The
Kingdom
of
God.
5.
Teaching
Others
to
Pray.
6.
Conclusions.
Chapter
7.
Exorcism
and
Healing.
1.
Introduction.
2.
Secondary
Development.
3.
Healing.
4.
Exorcism
in
the
Ministry
of
Jesus.
5.
Healing
Other
Illnesses.
6.
The
Mighty
Works
of
a
Prophet.
7.
Jesus
was
not
a
Magician.
8.
Conclusions.
Chapter
8.
Jesus'
Ethical
Teaching.
1.
Introduction.
2.
Repentance.
3.
The
Torah.
4.
Particular
Ethical
Instructions.
5.
Divorce
and
the
Family.
6.
The
Good
Samaritan.
7.
Poverty
and
Riches.
8.
Two
Problems.
9.
Observing
Jesus'
Ethical
Teaching.
10.
Conclusions.
Chapter
9.
Jesus'
Conflicts
with
his
Opponents.
1.
Introduction.
2.
Scribes.
3.
Pharisees.
4.
Orthodoxy
in
Second
Temple
Judaism.
5.
Jesus'
Conflicts
with
Scribes
and
Pharisees.
6.
Herod
Antipas.
7.
Chief
Priests,
Elders
and
Scribes.
8.
Division.
9.
Conclusions.
Chapter
10.
Christological
Terms.
1.
Introduction.
2.
Prophet.
3.
Teacher.
4a.
Son
of
Man:
Introduction.
4b.
Son
of
Man:
Genuine
Sayings
of
Jesus.
4c.
Son
of
Man:
The
Translation
Process.
4d.
Son
of
Man:
Daniel
7.13.
4e.
Son
of
Man:
Jesus
Predicts
his
Death
and
Resurrection.
4f.
Son
of
Man:
The
Gospels
of
Mark,
Matthew
and
Luke.
5.
Son
of
God.
6.
Messiah,
or
Christ.
7.
Conclusions.
Chapter
11.
Death
in
Jerusalem.
1.
Introduction.
2.
Preparing
the
Way.
3.
Entry
into
Jerusalem,
and
the
Cleansing
of
the
Temple.
4.
The
Next
Few
Days.
5.
Betrayal.
6.
Jesus'
Final
Passover.
7.
Arrest.
8.
Trial
and
Conviction.
9.
Crucifixion:
A
Bandit's
Shameful
Death.
10.
A
Bandit's
Shameful
Burial.
11.
Conclusions.
Chapter
12.
Did
Jesus
Rise
from
the
Dead?
1.
Introduction.
2.
Early
Belief.
3.
Gospel
Appearances.
4.
Jewish
Beliefs
in
Resurrection.
5.
The
Gospel
Narratives
Again.
6.
Visions,
Appearances
and
Hallucinations.
7.
Conclusions.
Chapter
13.
Conclusions.
Appendix.
Other
Gospels.
1.
Introduction.
2.
The
Gospel
of
John.
3.
The
Gospel
of
Thomas.
4.
The
Gospel
of
Judas.
5.
The
Gospel
of
Mary.
6.
The
Gospel
of
Philip.
7.
The
Secret
Gospel
of
Mark.
8.
Conclusions.
Further
Reading.
Indexes.
Recenzii
Reviewed
in
Contemporary
Review
... offers the safest route toward a nuanced and sophisticated understanding of Jesus.
The subtitle of this massive and powerful study of the historical Jesus describes its fundamental approach... [Casey] begins with an extensive survey of modern literature on this subject- an incisive analysis worth the price of admission that, with wit, sarcasm, and breathtaking erudition, leaves no scholar unscathed... The end result of this meticulous study is remarkably 'conservative' that is, in Casey's view the overall portrayal of Jesus' mission, life, and teaching found in the gospels has strong historical verisimilitude.
Reviewed in Znak Magazine.
Casey is always interesting... [and] indeed fascinatingly independent, in his methods and his results.
There are many valuable insights and additions to our knowledge about Jesus, His times and His teachings which are now made clearer by the scholarship evident in this book.
'In several important respects this lively book goes against the grain of recent scholarship, both conservative and radical. But it is a needed and challenging reminder of the fragility of much that passes as the 'assured results' of scholarship. The detailed attention to the relevance of the Aramaic language for constructing Jesus is particularly noteworthy and consistently provocative.' - Dale C. Allison, Jr., Errett M. Grable Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, PA, USA.
'Only a handful of New Testament scholars can deal with Hebrew and above all Aramaic sources as well as Maurice Casey. After an extensive career concentrating on the life and teaching of Jesus, and at the pinnacle of his intellectual prowess after writing a number of specialized studies, he now generously shares his deep and manifold insights with a larger audience. With neither ecclesiastical nor atheistic baggage to weigh him down, Casey caustically comments first on those who do not take Jesus' Jewishness seriously, especially his native tongue Aramaic. This criticism of older and the most recent secondary literature is - unfortunately - well-deserved. Yet the following chapters with positive analyses by far prevail, making this volume a must read for all those seeking a balanced, yet deeply scholarly view of the life of Jesus by an independent historian. Casey candidly points out what we can reasonably know about Jesus, but just as importantly, what we cannot know. This fascinating volume deserves close reading and a very wide audience.' - The Rev. Dr. Roger David Aus, Berlin, Germany
'This learned and comprehensive book should prove to be the major historical Jesus publication of the decade. While we all know that much has been written on the historical Jesus, Casey still manages to provide a distinctive slant, most notably with his reader-friendly use of Aramaic reconstructions of Jesus' words and actions. The review of scholarship, which combines savage humour with scholarly insights, hits hard at numerous approaches to the quest for the historical Jesus, from famous historical Jesus scholars to 'mythicist' and conspiratorial theories in popular culture. This book should reinvigorate a tired scholarly quest and raise the bar in the learning required to do serious historical Jesus work.' - James G. Crossley, University of Sheffield, UK.
'Maurice Casey has devoted himself to the study of Aramaic... and now puts this knowledge to use in his heavy tome on the Historical Jesus.'
'The book is an admirable, fascinating, and stimulating study of Jesus against the background of a Judaism shaped by Aramaic speakers, and, as such, it is well worth reading.'
'this book is in many respects an impressive achievement.'
This book ably demonstrates the variety and quantity of work being done all at once on the question of the historical Jesus. Casey's proposals regarding Jesus and the Gospels are bold and boldly stated and will need to be addressed in future histories of Jesus...Casey provides clear and careful discussions in every chapter. His conclusions, moreover, are neither naïvely credulous nor cynically skeptical...Casey has produced a highly original, provocative, and innovative volume...May more volumes find their way to market that raise as many interesting questions as lucidly and forcefully as does this book.
... offers the safest route toward a nuanced and sophisticated understanding of Jesus.
The subtitle of this massive and powerful study of the historical Jesus describes its fundamental approach... [Casey] begins with an extensive survey of modern literature on this subject- an incisive analysis worth the price of admission that, with wit, sarcasm, and breathtaking erudition, leaves no scholar unscathed... The end result of this meticulous study is remarkably 'conservative' that is, in Casey's view the overall portrayal of Jesus' mission, life, and teaching found in the gospels has strong historical verisimilitude.
Reviewed in Znak Magazine.
Casey is always interesting... [and] indeed fascinatingly independent, in his methods and his results.
There are many valuable insights and additions to our knowledge about Jesus, His times and His teachings which are now made clearer by the scholarship evident in this book.
'In several important respects this lively book goes against the grain of recent scholarship, both conservative and radical. But it is a needed and challenging reminder of the fragility of much that passes as the 'assured results' of scholarship. The detailed attention to the relevance of the Aramaic language for constructing Jesus is particularly noteworthy and consistently provocative.' - Dale C. Allison, Jr., Errett M. Grable Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, PA, USA.
'Only a handful of New Testament scholars can deal with Hebrew and above all Aramaic sources as well as Maurice Casey. After an extensive career concentrating on the life and teaching of Jesus, and at the pinnacle of his intellectual prowess after writing a number of specialized studies, he now generously shares his deep and manifold insights with a larger audience. With neither ecclesiastical nor atheistic baggage to weigh him down, Casey caustically comments first on those who do not take Jesus' Jewishness seriously, especially his native tongue Aramaic. This criticism of older and the most recent secondary literature is - unfortunately - well-deserved. Yet the following chapters with positive analyses by far prevail, making this volume a must read for all those seeking a balanced, yet deeply scholarly view of the life of Jesus by an independent historian. Casey candidly points out what we can reasonably know about Jesus, but just as importantly, what we cannot know. This fascinating volume deserves close reading and a very wide audience.' - The Rev. Dr. Roger David Aus, Berlin, Germany
'This learned and comprehensive book should prove to be the major historical Jesus publication of the decade. While we all know that much has been written on the historical Jesus, Casey still manages to provide a distinctive slant, most notably with his reader-friendly use of Aramaic reconstructions of Jesus' words and actions. The review of scholarship, which combines savage humour with scholarly insights, hits hard at numerous approaches to the quest for the historical Jesus, from famous historical Jesus scholars to 'mythicist' and conspiratorial theories in popular culture. This book should reinvigorate a tired scholarly quest and raise the bar in the learning required to do serious historical Jesus work.' - James G. Crossley, University of Sheffield, UK.
'Maurice Casey has devoted himself to the study of Aramaic... and now puts this knowledge to use in his heavy tome on the Historical Jesus.'
'The book is an admirable, fascinating, and stimulating study of Jesus against the background of a Judaism shaped by Aramaic speakers, and, as such, it is well worth reading.'
'this book is in many respects an impressive achievement.'
This book ably demonstrates the variety and quantity of work being done all at once on the question of the historical Jesus. Casey's proposals regarding Jesus and the Gospels are bold and boldly stated and will need to be addressed in future histories of Jesus...Casey provides clear and careful discussions in every chapter. His conclusions, moreover, are neither naïvely credulous nor cynically skeptical...Casey has produced a highly original, provocative, and innovative volume...May more volumes find their way to market that raise as many interesting questions as lucidly and forcefully as does this book.