Biblical literalism : a gentile heresy : a journey into a new Christianity through the doorway of Matthew's gospel /: a gentile heresy : a journey into a new Christianity through the doorway of Matthew's gospel. (2016)
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- Book
- Title:
- Biblical literalism : a gentile heresy : a journey into a new Christianity through the doorway of Matthew's gospel /: a gentile heresy : a journey into a new Christianity through the doorway of Matthew's gospel. (2016)
- Main Title:
- Biblical literalism : a gentile heresy : a journey into a new Christianity through the doorway of Matthew's gospel
- Further Information:
- Note: John Shelby Spong.
- Other Names:
- Spong, John Shelby
- Contents:
- PART I: How the gospels came to be written: the litrugical year of the synagogue as the organizing principle -- Stating the problem, setting the stage -- Setting Jesus into the context of history -- The oral phase: entering the tunnel of silence -- Discovering the clue that organized the synoptic gospels -- Matthew's dependency on Mark -- PART II: From after Passover to Shavuot: birth to early ministry -- Genealogy and birth -- Joseph: myth or history? -- The magi and their gifts: an original sermon? -- Herod and Pharaoh: Jesus and Moses -- The baptism of Jesus: Moses relived -- Into the wilderness: forty days, not forty years -- PART III: Shavuot and the Sermon on the Mount: Sinai revisited -- Jesus' return to the symbolic Sinai -- The Lord's Prayer: taught by Jesus or composed by the church? -- PART IV: Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur: miracles and teaching -- Jesus' journey from Shavuot to Rosh Hashanah -- Matthew's introduction of Jesus as a miracle worker -- Matthew's take on the work of the kingdom -- PART V: Yom Kippur: the challenge of atonement theology -- Introducing Yom Kippur: the Day of Atonement -- Demystifying the unforgivable sin: Matthew's story at Yom Kippur -- The curse of atonement theology -- PART VI: From Sukkoth onward: the new harvest -- The symbols of Sukkoth and the food that satisfies hunger -- The beheading of John the Baptist -- Loaves and fishes, walking on water: Moses stories expanded -- Two characters, two insights -- PART VII:PART I: How the gospels came to be written: the litrugical year of the synagogue as the organizing principle -- Stating the problem, setting the stage -- Setting Jesus into the context of history -- The oral phase: entering the tunnel of silence -- Discovering the clue that organized the synoptic gospels -- Matthew's dependency on Mark -- PART II: From after Passover to Shavuot: birth to early ministry -- Genealogy and birth -- Joseph: myth or history? -- The magi and their gifts: an original sermon? -- Herod and Pharaoh: Jesus and Moses -- The baptism of Jesus: Moses relived -- Into the wilderness: forty days, not forty years -- PART III: Shavuot and the Sermon on the Mount: Sinai revisited -- Jesus' return to the symbolic Sinai -- The Lord's Prayer: taught by Jesus or composed by the church? -- PART IV: Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur: miracles and teaching -- Jesus' journey from Shavuot to Rosh Hashanah -- Matthew's introduction of Jesus as a miracle worker -- Matthew's take on the work of the kingdom -- PART V: Yom Kippur: the challenge of atonement theology -- Introducing Yom Kippur: the Day of Atonement -- Demystifying the unforgivable sin: Matthew's story at Yom Kippur -- The curse of atonement theology -- PART VI: From Sukkoth onward: the new harvest -- The symbols of Sukkoth and the food that satisfies hunger -- The beheading of John the Baptist -- Loaves and fishes, walking on water: Moses stories expanded -- Two characters, two insights -- PART VII: Dedication-Hanukkah and Transfiguration: the light of God reinterpreted -- Dedication: the return of the light of God -- The Transfiguration: a Dedication-Hanukkah story -- PART VIII: Journey toward Passover: apocalypse and judgment -- Introducing the journey section of Matthew's gospel -- The heart of the journey -- Apocalypse now: the final judgment -- PART IX: Passover and passion: the climax -- The climactic events of the passion narrative -- Probing the passion narrative for interpretive clues -- The passion narrative as liturgy -- PART X: Matthew's Easter story: a new perspective -- Easter dawns: myth or reality? -- Matthew's call to life. … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- San Francisco : HarperOne
- Publication Date:
- 2016
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (xxii, 394 pages)
- Subjects:
- 226.2/06
Religion -- Biblical Studies -- Jesus, the Gospels & Acts
Religion -- Christianity -- General
Criticism, interpretation, etc
Electronic books
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9780062362339
- Related ISBNs:
- 006236233X
9780062362308
0062362305
9780062362315
0062362313 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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