The Saving Cross of the Suffering Christ

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The Death of Jesus in Lukan Soteriology

Benjamin R. Wilson(Autor*in)

De Gruyter (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 25. Juli 2016

XII, 217 Seiten

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Intro
Contents
Preface
Citations and Abbreviations
Chapter 1. Introduction and History of Research
I. Introduction
II. History of Research
1. Minimalist Perspectives on the Death of Jesus in Luke-Acts
2. Competing Paradigms for Understanding the Lukan Passion
3. Evidence Used in Maximalist Appraisals of the Lukan Cross
III. The Present Analysis
Chapter 2. The Passion before the Passion: Anticipatory Allusions to Jesus' Fate of Rejection, Suffering, and Death
I. Introduction
II. The Divine Necessity of the Death of Jesus within his Christological Vocation
1. Simeon's Oracle (Luke 2:29-35)
2. Rejection at Nazareth (Luke 4:16-30)
3. First Passion Prediction (Luke 9:21-22)
4. Second Passion Prediction (Luke 9:44-45)
5. An Impending Baptism (Luke 12:49-50)
6. Third Passion Prediction (Luke 18:31-34)
7. Luke 13:31-35 and 17:25
8. Summary
III. The Ignorance of the Disciples and Omission of the Ransom Saying
1. The Disciples' Ignorance Prior to the Resurrection Appearances
2. The Resolution of the Disciples' Ignorance in Luke 24
3. Luke's Omission of the Ransom Saying
IV. Conclusion
Chapter 3. The Lukan Last Supper: Text and Interpretation
I. Introduction
II. The Text of Luke 22:15-20
1. Addressing Arguments in Support of the Short Form of the Text
2. Summary
III. Interpretation of Luke 22:15-20
1. Strands of Biblical Tradition in the Lukan Last Supper
2. The Meaning Assigned to Jesus' Death
3. Tradition and Lukan Thought
IV. Conclusion
Chapter 4. The Passion Narrative within its Lukan Framework
I. Introduction
II. Jesus' Christological Vocation in the Passion Narrative
1. The Quotation of Isa 53:12 in Luke 22:37
2. "This Cup" and Jesus' Prayer at the Mount of Olives (Luke 22:39-46)
3. The Examination before the Sanhedrin (Luke 22:66-71)
4. The Mockery of Jesus at the Cross (Luke 23:35-39)
5. Jesus' Prayer from the Cross (Luke 23:46)
6. Summary
III. The Soteriological Significance of Jesus' Death in the Passion Narrative
1. The Innocence of Jesus and the Barabbas Exchange (Luke 23:18-25)
2. Jesus' Prayer of Forgiveness (Luke 23:34a)
3. The Salvation of the Penitent Criminal (Luke 23:35-43)
4. The Darkness and the Temple Veil (Luke 23:44-45)
5. The Centurion's Declaration (Luke 23:47)
6. Summary
IV. Conclusion
Chapter 5. The Death of Jesus Proclaimed
I. Introduction
II. Scripture and the Apostolic Proclamation of the Cross
1. The Law of Moses
2. The Prophets
3. The Psalms
4. Summary
III. Acts 20:28
1. Text of Acts 20:28
2. Interpretation of Acts 20:28
IV. Conclusion
Chapter 6. The Pattern of Proclamation within a Jewish Context
I. Introduction
II. Repentance, Divine Forgiveness, and Atonement within Judaism
1. The Priestly Pattern of Religion
2. The Centrality of Cultic Conceptions within Early Judaism
3. Possible Indications of Anti-Cultic Conceptions of Worship within Jewish Tradition
4. Summary
III. The Pattern of Proclamation in Luke-Acts
1. Luke's Attitude toward the Institutions of Judaism
2. The Post-Resurrection Kerygma in Luke-Acts
IV. Conclusion
Chapter 7. Conclusion
Appendix 1. Pre-Passion References to Jesus' Death & Synoptic Parallels
Appendix 2. Retrospective References to the Passion in Acts
Bibliography
Subject index

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