The aim of this thesis is to answer the following question: Did the saying about disciples, outsiders, and the mystery of the Kingdom of God originate with Jesus; and if so, what did he intend by it? Phrased in another fashion, this inquiry concerns the authenticity and meaning of Mark 4:11-12. In reality there are two questions, but the latter grows out of the former if the former receives an affirmative answer. Even if the question about authenticity were to receive a negative answer, the investigator would find it necessary to account for the saying, its meaning, and intention, though of course these would not then be ascribed to Jesus
The narrative exegesis leads to the dialogue between text and reader, which makes possible to move f...
This study utilizes a host of tools, from ancient rhetoric to modern cognitive science, in order to ...
The article presents analysis of those fragments of Jesus’ ministry in the Gospel of Mark that were ...
Commentators interpret Mark 8:34-9:1 as teaching how the disciples of Jesus should live. This was on...
The characterization of the Markan disciples has been and continues to be the object of much scholar...
PhD ThesisThe thesis is concerned with a sayings tradition that is discernible in the text of the M...
The following study is an exploration of the possible traditions utilized by the author of the Gospe...
Abstract. For many years many scholars all but ignored the Gospel of Mark, assuming that it was a su...
This thesis examines the relationship between Jesus and God in the Gospel of Mark. Against the predo...
Using the method of narrative analysis, this thesis examines the characterisation of the disciples i...
A primary concern of the Gospel of Mark is the identity and fate of Jesus. In service to this, the G...
The different methodological approaches applied to the study of the characterisation of Jesus and th...
The purpose of this study was to research the secrecy of Jesus identity in the synoptic gospels, wit...
The main purpose of this paper is to discuss the way Jesus revealed His messianic identity in Mark 1...
In this thesis I will argue for the presence of typological use of scripture in the composition of f...
The narrative exegesis leads to the dialogue between text and reader, which makes possible to move f...
This study utilizes a host of tools, from ancient rhetoric to modern cognitive science, in order to ...
The article presents analysis of those fragments of Jesus’ ministry in the Gospel of Mark that were ...
Commentators interpret Mark 8:34-9:1 as teaching how the disciples of Jesus should live. This was on...
The characterization of the Markan disciples has been and continues to be the object of much scholar...
PhD ThesisThe thesis is concerned with a sayings tradition that is discernible in the text of the M...
The following study is an exploration of the possible traditions utilized by the author of the Gospe...
Abstract. For many years many scholars all but ignored the Gospel of Mark, assuming that it was a su...
This thesis examines the relationship between Jesus and God in the Gospel of Mark. Against the predo...
Using the method of narrative analysis, this thesis examines the characterisation of the disciples i...
A primary concern of the Gospel of Mark is the identity and fate of Jesus. In service to this, the G...
The different methodological approaches applied to the study of the characterisation of Jesus and th...
The purpose of this study was to research the secrecy of Jesus identity in the synoptic gospels, wit...
The main purpose of this paper is to discuss the way Jesus revealed His messianic identity in Mark 1...
In this thesis I will argue for the presence of typological use of scripture in the composition of f...
The narrative exegesis leads to the dialogue between text and reader, which makes possible to move f...
This study utilizes a host of tools, from ancient rhetoric to modern cognitive science, in order to ...
The article presents analysis of those fragments of Jesus’ ministry in the Gospel of Mark that were ...