Theios Aner and the Markan Miracle Traditions

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A Critique of the Theios Aner Concept as an Interpretative Background of the Miracle Traditions Used by Mark

Barry Blackburn(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im Dezember 2019

XII, 334 Seiten

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Cover
Titel
Acknowledgments
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Chapter One: Introduction: Theios Aner and the Markan Miracle Traditions
I. Focusing the Problem: T. Weeden
II. Prehistory of the Theios Aner and its Application to the Gospel Miracle Tradition
III. Recent Developments
IV. Task and Scope of the Present Study
Chapter Two: The Miracle-Working Øe??? ??d?e? of Hellenism
Introduction
I. Pre-Christian Divine Miracle Workers
A. Seers
B. Healers
C. Miracle Workers of Various Types
II. Post-Christian Divine Miracle Workers
A. Simon Magus and Menander
B. Apollonius of Tyana
C. Iarchas and the Indian Sages
D. Vespasian
E. Hadrian
F. Alexander of Abonuteichos
G. Peregrinus
H. Lucian's Hyperborean Magician
I. Arignotus
Conclusion
Chapter Three: The "Divine" Jesus in the Markan Miracle Traditions
I. Christological Titles
A. Son of God (Mk. 1:11
5:7
9:7)
B. The Holy One of God (Mk. 1:24)
II. The Worship of Jesus
III. Jesus' Divine Substance
A. Mark 5:25-34
B. The Metamorphosis of Jesus (Mk. 9:2-8)
IV. Jesus as a Divine Being Temporarily Living in the Human World (Mk. 9:19)
V. The Autonomy of Jesus' Miracle-Working
VI. The Assimilation of Jesus to Yahweh
A. Rebuke
B. Jesus' Supernatural Perception
C. The Authority to Forgive Sins
D. Jesus Calms the Storm at Sea (Mk. 4:35-41)
E. Jesus' Walking upon the Sea (Mk. 6:45-52)
F. Antecedents of Assimilation of Jesus to Yahweh
Conclusion
Chapter Four: Themes and Motifs
I. Themes
A. Jesus' Baptism
B. Exorcism
C. Healing
D. Raising of the Dead
E. The Calming of the Storm
F. The Miraculous Multiplication of Food
G. Walking on the Sea
H. Transfiguration
I. The Cursing of the Fig Tree
J. Supernatural Knowledge
K. The Resurrection and the Rolling Away of the Stone
II. Motifs
A. The Duration of the Distress
B. The Tendency to an Unhappy Ending
C. The Miracle Worker Succeeds Where Other Sources of Power Have Failed
D. Falling Down Before the Miracle Worker
E. Doubt, Skepticism, and Ridicule
F. Demonic Aversion and Resistance Toward the Exorcist
G. Actions of the Exorcist
H. The Alleviation of Fear and Distress
I. The Exclusion of Onlookers
J. Sighing
K. Spittle
L. Miracle-Working Command
M. Miracle-Working Words in a Foreign Language
N. Miracle-Working Touch
O. Immediate Occurrence of the Miracle
P. Demonstration
Q. Dismissal
R. Command to Secrecy
S. Wonder
T. Acclamation
Conclusion
Chapter Five: Genre
I. The Unsuccessful Search for the Resurrected One (Mk. 16:1-8)
II. "The Miracle Story Form"
Conclusion
Chapter Six: Conclusion
Bibliography
I. Primary Sources
II. Secondary Sources
Index of Passages
Index of Authors
Index of Names and Subjects

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