Cross-Bearing in Luke

Name: Cross-Bearing in Luke
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Erschienen im Juni 2010

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Cover
Preface
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Presentation of this Study
1.2 Preliminary Note on the History of Research
1.3 Preliminary Note on Cross-Bearing in Antiquity
1.4 Methods
1.4.1 Terminology
1.5 The Gospel of Luke
Chapter 2: History of Research
2.1 Basic Issues in the Discussion
2.2 Attempts to Organize the Various Interpretations
2.3 Attempts to Reconstruct a background
2.3.1 The Cross as Cultic Markting
2.3.2 Understanding Taken from the "Yoke" in Matthew 11.29
2.3.3 Cross-Bearing as a Popular Zealot-Expression
2.3.4 Cross-Bearing as Allusion to the Sacrifice of Isaac
2.3.5 The Cross as a "Stake" or "Pallisade
2.4 Interpretations of the Expression in its Literary Contexts
2.4.1 Cross-Bearing as a Warning of Martydom
2.4.2 Interpretations Focusing on the Convicted's Last Steps
2.4.3 Cross-Bearing as Suffering in Imitation of Jesus
2.4.4 Taking the Cross as Loss of Family-Relations
2.4.5 Taking the Cross as Denying Oneself
2.4.6 Taking the Cross as a Denial to Conform to the Authorities
2.4.7 Taking the Cross as a Sign of Submission
2.4.8 Taking the Cross as Proof of a True Philosopher's Freedom
2.5 Summary of Chapter 2: An Unsettled Task
Chapter 3: Crucifixion and Cross-Bearing
3.1 State of Research
3.2 Crucifixion in the Greco-Roman World
3.3 The Sources
3.4 Terminology
3.5 Basic Aspects of Crucifixions
3.6 The Custom of Carrying one's Cross
3.6.1 Ancient Texts on Cross-bearing
3.6.2 Main Aspects of Cross-bearing
3.7 Other Uses of Crucifixion Language
3.8 Summary of Chapter 3: A Unique Saying
Chapter 4: Luke 9.23
4.1 The Literary Context of Luke 9.23
4.1.2 Text-Critical Matters in Luke 9.23
4.1.3 Verses 23-27 as a Subunit
4.1.4 Luke 9.20-22
4.2 Exegesis of Luke 9.23-27
4.2.1 "And he Said
4.2.2 The Audience of Luke 9.23-27
4.2.3 The Tenses of the Verbs
4.2.4 "Whoever Wants ...
4.2.5 "Come after me
4.2.6 "He must Deny himself
4.2.7 "And Take up his Cross Daily
4.2.8 "His own Cross
4.2.9 The Insertion of "Daily" in Luke 9.23
4.2.10 Shame, Taboo and Self-Stigmatization
4.2.11 "And Follow me
4.3 Losing one's Life
4.3.1 The Text and its Parallels in the Gospels
4.3.2 Possible Parallels Outside the NT
4.3.3 To "Save" Life
4.3.4 To "Lose" one's Life
4.3.5 the Understanding of ????
4.3.6 "Form my Sake" - Doe this Logion Refer to Martyrdom?
4.3.7 The Relationhip to Self-Denial and Cross-Bearing
4.3.8 Conclusions of Luke 9.24
4.4 Luke 9.25
4.5 Luke 9.26
4.6 Luke 9.27
4.7 Conclusions to Luke 9.23-27
Chapter 5: Luke 14.27
5.1 The Literary Context of Luke 14.25-35
5.2 Luke 14.25-35
5.3 Exegesis of Luke 14.25-35
5.3.1 The Audience
5.3.2 The Structure of the Three Demands
5.3.3 Verse 26: The Call to Family-denial
5.3.4 "Evene on's own Soul
5.3.5 "Cannot be my Disciple
5.4 "Whoever does not Carry his Cross
5.4.1 Text-Critical Issues in Luke 14.27
5.4.2 Luke 14.27
5.4.3 The Verb ßsat???
5.4.4 His own Cross
5.4.5 "And come Behind me
5.5 Verses 28-32: Two Parables
5.6 Luke 14.33: "Give up all of your Posessions
5.7 LUke 14.34-35: The Salt
5.8 Conclusions to Luke 14.25-35
Chapter 6: Luke 23.26 Simon of Cyrene
6.1 A Cross-Bearing Account in the Passion Narrative
6.2 Synoptic Comparison
6.3 Exegesis of Luke 23.36
6.3.1 "And as they Lead him Away
6.3.2 "They Seized a Man
6.3.3 Simon
6.3.4 From Cyrene
6.3.5 "From The Field
6.3.6 "And they Laid The Cross on him and Made him Carry it
6.3.7 "Behind Jesus
6.4 Is Simon of Cyrene also one of the Disciples?
6.5 Conclusions to Chapter 6
Chapter 7: The Meaning of Cross-Bearing in Luke
7.1 Summary of the Previous chapters
7.2 Towardd a Lukan Theology of Cross-bearing?
Bibliography
Texts, Tools and Lexica
General Bibliography
Index of Ancient Sources
Old Testament
Old Testament Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha
New Testament
New Testament Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha
Qumran
Josephus
Philo
Rabbinic Literature
Greco-Roman Authors
Early Christian Writings
Index of Modern Authors
Subject Index

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