Exploring themes such as God's theocracy and the nuanced language of post-exilic Jews regarding the divine, this collection delves into Jewish eschatology and significant titles like "Son of Man," "Son of God," and "Christ." It also examines the Semitic concept of kingship, particularly in relation to "Son of David," offering a comprehensive analysis of these pivotal religious ideas and their implications.
Delve into the fascinating world of topography as it relates to the Gospel narratives with this insightful study by renowned scholar Gustaf Dalman.
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Considered In The Light Of Post-Biblical Jewish Writings And The Aramaic Language (1902)
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The book delves into the original expressions of Jesus' thoughts, contrasting them with Jewish sources to highlight their significance. It presents a detailed examination of key phrases and concepts, illustrating how context influences meaning. Additionally, it explores the cultural and religious backdrop of Jesus' teachings, including the Jewish synagogal service, the Passover meal, and the Crucifixion. This analysis aims to deepen the understanding of the nuances in Jesus' words and their implications within the historical framework.
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