Isaiah's New Exodus and Mark

Name: Isaiah's New Exodus and Mark
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Rikki E. Watts(Autor*in)

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Erschienen im Dezember 2019

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Cover
Titel
Preface
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Introduction
I. Outline
II. Limitations and Assumptions
Chapter 1. Scholarship on the OT in Mark
I. Introduction
II. Survey
a) A. M. Farrer
b) P. Carrington
c) O. Piper
d) E. C. Hobbs
e) S. Schulz
f) J. Bowman
g) A. Suhl
h) H. Anderson
i) W. M. Swartley
j) H. C. Kee
k) M. D. Goulder
l) W. S. Vorster
m) J. D. M. Derrett
n) M. D. Hooker
o) W. Roth
p) R. Schneck
III. Analysis
Chapter 2. History as Hermeneutic: Ideology and Community Self-Understanding
I. Introduction
II. The Social Function of Ideology
a) Ideology: A Provisional Definition
b) Weber: Social Relation and Social Interaction
c) Ellul: The Founding Moment and the Mediatorial Role of Ideology
d) The Media of Ideology: Icon and Symbol
III. Ideology and Crisis
IV. Mark: OT and Ideology-History as Hermeneutic
Chapter 3. Mark's Introductory Citation
I. Introduction
II. Mark's Opening Sentence
III. The Citation
a) An Early Gloss?
b) The Function of Mark 1:2f
IV. OT Sources
a) Texts
V. OT Contexts
a) Exodus 23:20
(i) Exodus 23:20 and the History of Tradition
b) Malachi 3:1
(i) Malachi and Exodus
(ii) Malachi and Isaiah
(iii) Exodus or Isaiah?
(iv) Malachi 3:1 and the History of Tradition
c) Isaiah 40:3
(i) The Consolation: Announcement of the NE Deliverance
(ii) Isaiah 40:3 and the History of Tradition
VI. The Origin and Function of the Citation
a) The Origin of the Citation
b) The Function of the Citation
c) The Isaiah Ascription
VII. Conclusion
Chapter 4. The Markan Prologue
I. Introduction
II. Extent of the Prologue?
III. Isaianic Materials in Mark's Prologue
a) The Gospel and the Kingdom of God
(i) Mark 1:1, 15: ???? t?? e?a??e???? ... ????ss?? t? e?a???????
(ii) Mark 1:15: ...?????e? ? ßas??e?a t?? ?e??
b) The Baptism
(i) Mark 1:10: ... e?de? s????µ????? t??? ???a????
(ii) Mark 1:11: S? e? ? ???? µ?? ? ??ap?t??, ?? s??
(a) S? e? ? ???? µ??
(b) ... ? ??ap?t??
(c) ... ?? s?? e?d???sa
c) Other
(i) Mark 1:13: ... ?? µet? t?? ??????
IV. Isaianic New Exodus Themes in the Prologue
V. Conclusion
Chapter 5. The Significance of the Prologue for Mark's Literary Structure
I. The Markan Structure
II. Assessment
a) The 'Way': 8:22/27 - 10:45/11:1
b) Galilee and Jerusalem
III. Mark's Isaianic NE
Chapter 6. Jesus as Yahweh-Warrior and Israel's NE Healer in Mark 1:16 - 8:21/26
I. Introduction
II. The Distribution of Miracles
III. Jesus and the Isaianic Yahweh-Warrior
a) The Yahweh-Warrior in Isaiah
b) Isaianic Yahweh-Warrior Imagery in Mark
(i) The Beelzebul Controversy-Jesus, Demons, and the Yahweh-Warrior
(a) The 'Strong Man' Saying
(b) The Literary Function of the Controvesy
(c) Summary
(ii) Isaiah's Nations and Mark's Demons
(a) The Gerasene Demoniac-Demons, Tombs, and Pigs
(b) Military Imagery
(c) The Calming of the Storm
(d) The Ultimate Oppressors
(e) Jew or Gentile?
(iii) Mark's Literary Scheme
(iv) ??a??????? and the Warrior
c) Summary
IV. Jesus and the Isaianic Healings
a) The Healing of Israel in Isaiah's NE
b) Jesus and the Healing of Israel
c) Summary
V. Jesus and the Isaianic NE Provision for Israel
a) The Provision for Israel in Isaiah's NE
b) INE Feedings in Mark
VI. Conclusion
Chapter 7. Isaiah's Promise ... and Malachi's Threat: Part 1: Judical Blinding
I. Introduction
II. Isaiah 6:9f and Mark 4:12
a) The Markan Setting: Tension Between Jesus and Israel's Leadership
b) Textual Matters
c) The ??a Clause
d) Isaiah 6 in Context
(i) Rebellion as the Precursor to Isaiah 6
(ii) Isaiah 6: Ironic Judgement on Idolatrous Wisdom
(iii) Judgement Effected: The Encounter with Ahaz
(iv) Summary
e) Mark's Beelzebul Controversy and the Parables Chapter
(i) Isaiah and the Beelzebul Controversy
(ii) Israel's Leaders and Blinding Judgement
(iii) The Crowds, Outsiders, and Insiders
(iv) The Disciples
f) The 'Parable Theory'
g) Conclusion
III. Isaiah 29:13 in Mark 7:6f
a) The Markan Setting: Tension Over Purity
b) Textual Matters
c) Isaiah 29 in Context
d) Isaiah 29 in Mark 7
e) Conclusion
IV. Conclusion
Chapter 8. The Way of Yahweh's NE: Mark 8:21/26 - 10:45/11:1
I. The Disciples' Incomprehension
a) Introduction
b) Themes and Emphases
c) Mark 8:14-21 and Mark 4:1-34: the Feedings as Parables
d) The Parable-Feedings and Jesus' Identity
e) Jesus' Identity, Peter's Confession, and the 'Way'
II. Blindness and Understanding: Mark's 'Way' Section
a) Introduction
b) Isaiah and the NE 'Way' as the 'Way' of Yahweh's Wisdom
(i) Idolatry, Blindness, and the Rejection of Yahweh's Wisdom
(ii) Restoration of Sight: Being Taught by Yahweh
(iii) Leading the Blind in the INE
(iv) Conclusion
c) The 'Way' in Mark
(i) 'Blindness' and the Disciples
(ii) Healing of Sight and the Way of the Cross
d) Jesus and the Isaianic 'Servant'-Teacher
e) Conclusion
III. Jesus: Suffering 'Servant' and Son of David?
a) Introduction
b) Jesus and Isaiah's 'Suffering Servant': the INE and Mark 10:45
(i) OT Setting of Jesus' Suffering: Mark 9:12
(ii) OT Setting of Jesus' Suffering: the Passion Predictions
(iii) The Passion Predictions and Mark 10:45
(iv) Mark 10:45 and Isaiah 53
(v) Concluding Considerations
c) Jesus and the Son of David
IV. Conclusion
Excursus: Misplaced Miracles?
Chapter 9. Isaiah's Promise ... and Malachi's Threat: Part 2: Arrival in Jerusalem
I. Introduction
II. The 'Triumphal' Entry
a) The INE Expectation of Yahweh's Return
b) Jesus' Entry into Jerusalem
III. Jesus and the Temple
a) Introduction
b) The Fig-Tree and Temple
c) Jesus and the Temple Incident
(i) Introduction
(ii) The INE and the Temple
(iii) The INE and the Nations
(iv) Jesus, Isaiah 56:7, and the Temple
(v) Jesus, Jeremiah 7:11, and the Temple
d) Which Mountain? The Meaning of the Mountain-Moving Saying
e) The Question About Jesus' Authority
f) The Parable of the Vineyard and the Wicked Tenants
(i) The Isaiah Context
(ii) The Parable in Mark
g) Conclusion
IV. The Words of Institution: Jesus' Death and Isaiah's Servant?
a) Introduction
b) Mark 14:24: The Cup Saying
c) Other Possible Allusions to Isaiah 50 and 53
d) Conclusion
V. The Short Ending of Mark
a) 'For they were afraid ...'
VI. Conclusion
Chapter 10. Conclusions
I. Observations
II. Assessment
a) Introduction
b) The Argument from the Philosophy of Science
c) The Argument from Social Science
d) Mark's Audience and OT Awareness
III. Conclusions
a) In Response to the Survey of Recent Scholarship
b) In Relation to the Thesis Proper
IV. Implications and Suggestions for Further Research
Bibliography
Index of Passages
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects

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