John the Baptist and the Jewish Setting of Matthew

Name: John the Baptist and the Jewish Setting of Matthew
Brand: Mohr Siebeck
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Brian C. Dennert(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im Juni 2019

XIII, 336 Seiten

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Cover
Titel
Preface
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Chapter 1. Introduction
1. History of Research and Status Quaestionis
1.1 Matthew and Judaism
1.2 John the Baptist
1.3 John the Baptist in Matthew
1.4 Status Quaestionis and the Contribution of This Project
2. Approach ofthe Project
2.1 Positions Regarding Sources, Date, and Intended Audience
2.2 Methodology
3. Summary of Argument and Chapters
Chapter 2. John the Baptist in Four First- or Early Second-Century Texts
1. The Baptist in Mark
1.1 Evidence
1.1.1 Mark 1:1-15
1.1.2 Mark 2:18-22
1.1.3 Mark 6:14-29
1.1.4 Mark 8:28
1.1.5 Mark 9:11-13
1.1.6 Mark 11:27-33
1.2 Evaluation
2. The Baptist in Luke-Acts
2.1 Evidence
2.1.1 Luke
2.1.1.1 Luke 1:5-80
2.1.1.2 Luke 3:1-22
2.1.1.3 Luke 5:33-39
2.1.1.4 Luke 7:18-35
2.1.1.5 Luke 9:7-9
2.1.1.6 Luke 9:18-21
2.1.1.7 Luke 11:1-4
2.1.1.8 Luke 16:16
2.1.1.9 Luke 20:1-8
2.1.2 Acts
2.1.2.1 Acts 1:4-5
2.1.2.2 Acts 1:21-22
2.1.2.3 Acts 10:34-43
2.1.2.4 Acts 11:15-17
2.1.2.5 Acts 13:23-25
2.1.2.6 Acts 18:24-19:7
2.2 Evaluation
3. The Baptist in John
3.1 Evidence
3.1.1 John 1:6-8, 15
3.1.2 John 1:19-42
3.1.3 John 3:22-4:3
3.1.4 John 5:33-36
3.1.5 John 10:40-41
3.2 Evaluation
4. The Baptist in Josephus' Jewish Antiquities
4.1 Evidence
4.2 Evaluation
5. Conclusion: Synthesis and Summary
Chapter 3. Matthew 21:23-32 and 17:10-13
1. Matthew 21:23-32
1.1 Redaction and Context
1.2 The Crowd's View of John as a Prophet
1.3 The Jewish Leaders' Failure to Believe John
1.4 John Came in the "Way of Righteousness"
1.5 The Belief of Tax Collectors and Prostitutes
1.6 Summary of Matthew 21:23-32
2. Matthew 17:10-13
2.1 Redaction and Context
2.2 The Understanding of the Disciples and the Failure of the Religious Leaders to Understand
2.3 The Rejection of the Promised Elijah
2.4 The Role of the Passage in the Dispute with Matthew's Jewish Opponents
2.5 Summary of Matthew 17:10-13
3. Conclusion
Chapter 4. Matthew 3:1-17
1. Content and Redaction
1.1 Matthew 3:1-6
1.2 Matthew 3:7-12
1.3 Matthew 3:13-17
2. The Depiction of the Baptist in Matthew 3:1-17 in Relation with 17:10-13 and 21:23-32
3. The Relationship of Themes in Matthew 3:1-17 to the Jewish Setting of Matthew
3.1 The Similarities between John and Jesus
3.2 Jesus' Ministry as the Culmination of John's Ministry
3.3 Summary
4. Conclusion
Chapter 5. Matthew 9:14-17 and 11:2-19
1. Matthew 9:14-17
1.1 Content and Redaction
1.2 Implications forthe Role ofthe Matthean Baptist in the Gospel's Setting
2. Matthew 11:2-19
2.1 Context
2.2 Matthew 11:2-6
2.3 Matthew 11:7-15
2.4 Matthew 11:16-19
2.5 Summary and Synthesis of Matthew 11:2-19
2.6 Implications forthe Role ofthe Matthean Baptist in the Gospel's Setting
3. Conclusion
Chapter 6. Matthew 4:12, 14:1-13a, and 16:14
1. Matthew 4:12
2. Matthew 14:1-13a
2.1 Context
2.2 Matthew 14:1-2
2.3 Excursus: Johnthe Baptist in Matthew 16:14
2.4 Matthew 14:3-13a
2.5 Implications for the Role of the Matthean Baptist in the Gospel's Setting
3. Conclusion
Chapter 7. Summary and Conclusions
1. Synthesis of Study
2. Significance in Dialogue with Previous Studies
3. Suggestions for Further Research
Bibliography
Index of Ancient Sources
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects

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