Thus he Breathed His Last
Adichilath, Sebastian
Thus he Breathed His Last An Exploration of Jesus` Death in the Gospel of Mark - Bangalore Asian Trading Corporation 2011 - 264p
includes index and biblioraphy
Chapter One Literary Analysis of the Death of Jesus 1.1. A General Scheme of Mark`s Gospel 4 1.2. Jesus`Death in the Synoptic Tradition 7 1.2.1. Mk 15:37-39 in Relation to Mt 27:50-54 8 1.2.1.1 The Death of Jesus in Mark and Matthew 10 1.2.1.2. The Divine Response in Mark and Matthew 15 1.2.1.3. The Human Response in Mark and Matthew 19 1.2.1.4. Summary 21 1.2.2. Mk 15:37-39 in Relation to Lk 23:45-47 22 1.2.2.1. The Death of Jesus in Mark and Luke 24 1.2.2.2. The Tearing of the Temple Veil in Mark and Luke 27 1.2.2.3. The Centurion`s Confession in Mark and Luke 30 1.2.2.4. Summary 36 1.2.3. Findings 37 1.3. Jesus`Death in John (19:30) 38 1.4. Tradition and Redaction behind Mk 15:37-39 44 1.4.1. General Background 46 1.4.2. Tradition and the Marcan Redaction 47 1.5. Structure and Coherence (Mk 15:20d-47) 50 1.5.1. The Structure of Mk 15:20d-47 51 1.5.2. Literary and Thematic Coherence 55 1.6. Concluding Remarks 56 Chapter Two Jesus` Death in the Marcan Tradition 2.1. Allusions to the Death of Jesus 61 2.1.1. John`s Arrest and Death (Mk 1:14; 6:14-29) 61 2.1.2. The `Removal` of the Bridegroom (Mk 2:20) 64 2.1.3. The `Cup` and the `Baptism` (Mk 10:38) 65 2.1.4. To Give Up His Life` (Mk 10:45) 66 2.1.5. `Heir of the Vineyard` and the `Rejected Stone` 68 2.1.6. `Anointed for the Burial` (Mk 14:8) 2.1.7. `Striking of the Shepherd` (Mk 14:27) 2.1.8. Jesus as the Prophet 2.2. Plots to Kill Jesus 2.2.1. The Plot in Galilee (Mk 3:6) 2.2.2. The Plots in Jerusalem 2.3. Formal Predictions of His Passion and Death 2.3.1. The `First` Prediction 2.3.2. The `Second` Prediction 2.3.3. The Third` Prediction 2.4. The Condemnation of Jesus 2.4.1. The Jewish Trial (Mk 14:53-15:1) 2.4.2. The Roman Trial (Mk 15:2-15) 2.4.3. The Role of the Jewish Authorities 2.4.4 The Role of Judas 2.4.5. The Role of Pilate 2.4.6. The Role of the Crowds 2.5. Concluding Remarks Chapter Three The Rending of the Sanctuary Veil and the Confession of the Centurion in the Marcan Tradition 3.1. Preparations for the Rending of the Sanctuary Veil 110 3.1.1. The Jerusalem Temple and Jesus` Relation to It 112 3.1.2. The Cleansing of the Temple (Mk 11:15-19) 114 3.1.3. The Prediction of the Destruction of the Temple 126 3.1.4. The Temple Charge in Mk 14:58 and 15:29 128 3.2. Preparations for the Centurion`s Confession 135 3.2.1. The Title Given by the Evangelist (Mk 1:1) 136 3.2.2. God the Father Proclaims Jesus as His Son 138 3.2.3. The Demons` Recognition of Jesus as God`s Son 142 3.2.4. Peter`s Confession of Jesus as the Messiah 143 3.2.5. Jesus` Self Identification (Mk 14:61b-62a) 147 3.3. Concluding Remarks 148 Chapter Four The Marcan Account of Jesus` Crucifixion 4.1. The Cause of Execution i 52 4.2. The Time Scheme and Its Significance 154 4.3. The Mockery and Insults 158 4.4. The Significance of Darkness (Mk 15:33) 160 4.4.1. The Darkness and the "Ninth Plague" 162 4.4.2. Darkness as a Sign of Judgment and Salvation 164 4.5. The `Loud Cry` of Jesus (Mk 15:34) 165 Chapter Five Exegetical Analysis of Mk 15:37-39 5.1. Statement about the Death of Jesus (Mk 15:37) 169 5.1.1. The Manner of Jesus` Death (Mk 15:37a) 170 5.1.2. The Event of Jesus` Death (Mk 15:37b) 175 5.1.3. Concluding Remarks 178 5.2. Rending of the Sanctuary Veil (Mk 15:38) 179 5.2.1. The Temple Veil (Mk 15:38a) 180 5.2.2. The Rending (Mk 15:38b) 186 5.2.3. Concluding Remarks 190 5.3. The Confession of the Centurion (Mk 15:39) 5.3.1. Setting of the Scene (Mk 15:39a) 5.3.2. The Centurion Seeing the Event (Mk 15:39b) 5.3.3. The Confession (Mk 15:39c) 5.3.4. Concluding Remarks Chapter Six The Function and Meaning of Jesus` Death 6.1. The Death of Jesus: A Culmination of Rejection 6.2. Jesus` Death as Fulfilment 6.3. Jesus` Death: A Sacrifice and Ransom for All 6.3.1. Jesus as the Righteous Sufferer and the Just One 6.3.2. Jesus` Death and the Killing of the Paschal lamb
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Thus he Breathed His Last An Exploration of Jesus` Death in the Gospel of Mark - Bangalore Asian Trading Corporation 2011 - 264p
includes index and biblioraphy
Chapter One Literary Analysis of the Death of Jesus 1.1. A General Scheme of Mark`s Gospel 4 1.2. Jesus`Death in the Synoptic Tradition 7 1.2.1. Mk 15:37-39 in Relation to Mt 27:50-54 8 1.2.1.1 The Death of Jesus in Mark and Matthew 10 1.2.1.2. The Divine Response in Mark and Matthew 15 1.2.1.3. The Human Response in Mark and Matthew 19 1.2.1.4. Summary 21 1.2.2. Mk 15:37-39 in Relation to Lk 23:45-47 22 1.2.2.1. The Death of Jesus in Mark and Luke 24 1.2.2.2. The Tearing of the Temple Veil in Mark and Luke 27 1.2.2.3. The Centurion`s Confession in Mark and Luke 30 1.2.2.4. Summary 36 1.2.3. Findings 37 1.3. Jesus`Death in John (19:30) 38 1.4. Tradition and Redaction behind Mk 15:37-39 44 1.4.1. General Background 46 1.4.2. Tradition and the Marcan Redaction 47 1.5. Structure and Coherence (Mk 15:20d-47) 50 1.5.1. The Structure of Mk 15:20d-47 51 1.5.2. Literary and Thematic Coherence 55 1.6. Concluding Remarks 56 Chapter Two Jesus` Death in the Marcan Tradition 2.1. Allusions to the Death of Jesus 61 2.1.1. John`s Arrest and Death (Mk 1:14; 6:14-29) 61 2.1.2. The `Removal` of the Bridegroom (Mk 2:20) 64 2.1.3. The `Cup` and the `Baptism` (Mk 10:38) 65 2.1.4. To Give Up His Life` (Mk 10:45) 66 2.1.5. `Heir of the Vineyard` and the `Rejected Stone` 68 2.1.6. `Anointed for the Burial` (Mk 14:8) 2.1.7. `Striking of the Shepherd` (Mk 14:27) 2.1.8. Jesus as the Prophet 2.2. Plots to Kill Jesus 2.2.1. The Plot in Galilee (Mk 3:6) 2.2.2. The Plots in Jerusalem 2.3. Formal Predictions of His Passion and Death 2.3.1. The `First` Prediction 2.3.2. The `Second` Prediction 2.3.3. The Third` Prediction 2.4. The Condemnation of Jesus 2.4.1. The Jewish Trial (Mk 14:53-15:1) 2.4.2. The Roman Trial (Mk 15:2-15) 2.4.3. The Role of the Jewish Authorities 2.4.4 The Role of Judas 2.4.5. The Role of Pilate 2.4.6. The Role of the Crowds 2.5. Concluding Remarks Chapter Three The Rending of the Sanctuary Veil and the Confession of the Centurion in the Marcan Tradition 3.1. Preparations for the Rending of the Sanctuary Veil 110 3.1.1. The Jerusalem Temple and Jesus` Relation to It 112 3.1.2. The Cleansing of the Temple (Mk 11:15-19) 114 3.1.3. The Prediction of the Destruction of the Temple 126 3.1.4. The Temple Charge in Mk 14:58 and 15:29 128 3.2. Preparations for the Centurion`s Confession 135 3.2.1. The Title Given by the Evangelist (Mk 1:1) 136 3.2.2. God the Father Proclaims Jesus as His Son 138 3.2.3. The Demons` Recognition of Jesus as God`s Son 142 3.2.4. Peter`s Confession of Jesus as the Messiah 143 3.2.5. Jesus` Self Identification (Mk 14:61b-62a) 147 3.3. Concluding Remarks 148 Chapter Four The Marcan Account of Jesus` Crucifixion 4.1. The Cause of Execution i 52 4.2. The Time Scheme and Its Significance 154 4.3. The Mockery and Insults 158 4.4. The Significance of Darkness (Mk 15:33) 160 4.4.1. The Darkness and the "Ninth Plague" 162 4.4.2. Darkness as a Sign of Judgment and Salvation 164 4.5. The `Loud Cry` of Jesus (Mk 15:34) 165 Chapter Five Exegetical Analysis of Mk 15:37-39 5.1. Statement about the Death of Jesus (Mk 15:37) 169 5.1.1. The Manner of Jesus` Death (Mk 15:37a) 170 5.1.2. The Event of Jesus` Death (Mk 15:37b) 175 5.1.3. Concluding Remarks 178 5.2. Rending of the Sanctuary Veil (Mk 15:38) 179 5.2.1. The Temple Veil (Mk 15:38a) 180 5.2.2. The Rending (Mk 15:38b) 186 5.2.3. Concluding Remarks 190 5.3. The Confession of the Centurion (Mk 15:39) 5.3.1. Setting of the Scene (Mk 15:39a) 5.3.2. The Centurion Seeing the Event (Mk 15:39b) 5.3.3. The Confession (Mk 15:39c) 5.3.4. Concluding Remarks Chapter Six The Function and Meaning of Jesus` Death 6.1. The Death of Jesus: A Culmination of Rejection 6.2. Jesus` Death as Fulfilment 6.3. Jesus` Death: A Sacrifice and Ransom for All 6.3.1. Jesus as the Righteous Sufferer and the Just One 6.3.2. Jesus` Death and the Killing of the Paschal lamb
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B74.8 / AD450