Adela Yarbro Collins Ordine dei libri

Focusing on the interpretation of the Gospel of Mark, this collection features essays by Adela Yarbro Collins that explore various themes, including the genre of Mark, the passion narrative, and the implications of Jesus's death. Key analyses include the miracle of walking on water, the title "Son of God," and Jesus's actions in the temple. The significance of the empty tomb and the cultural contexts surrounding Mark's writing are also examined, shedding light on the envisioned resurrected life of Jesus and his Jewish identity.

Exploring the theological, ethical, and social themes within Paul's letters, this work delves into their reception history, revealing how these writings have been interpreted and understood over time. It examines the impact of Paul's thoughts on various aspects of society and ethics, providing insights into their relevance and influence throughout history. This analysis not only highlights the complexities of Paul's messages but also their enduring significance in contemporary discussions of theology and morality.

The introduction and exposition of Mark's Gospel offers an in-depth exploration of Markan studies alongside insights into the Jewish and Greco-Roman contexts that influenced the text. This comprehensive work reflects years of dedicated research, making it an essential resource for serious theological study.