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The interpretation of Mark / edited by William R. Telford.

Contributor(s): Telford, William
Material type: TextTextSeries: Studies in New Testament interpretation: Publisher: Edinburgh : T & T Clark, 1995Edition: Second editionDescription: xiv, 342 pages ; 22 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 0567292568 (pbk.)Subject(s): Bible. Mark -- Criticism, interpretation, etcBibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 307-326) and indexes.
Contents:
Introduction: the interpretation of Mark: a history of developments and issues / William R. Telford -- Mark's theological achievement (1964) / Eduard Schweizer -- The heresy that necessitated Mark's gospel (1968) / Theodore J. Weeden -- The epiphany of Jesus in the gospel (Mark) (1969) / Karl Kertelge -- The Christology of Mark: a study in methodology (1971, 1974) / Norman Perrin -- The literary structure of the controversy stories in Mark 2:1-3:6 (1973) / Joanna Dewey -- Mark's preservation of the tradition (1974) / Ernest Best -- The disciples in Mark: the function of a narrative role (1977) / Robert C. Tannehill --Mark's significance for the theology of early Christianity (1964) / Siegfried Schulz -- The rhetoric of direction and indirection in the gospel of Mark (1989) / Robert M. Fowler -- The promise and the failure: Mark 16:7, 8 (1989) / Andrew T. Lincoln -- Galilee and Jerusalem: history and literature in Marcan interpretation (1982) / Elizabeth Struthers Malbon -- Literary reflections on Mark 13:5-37: a narrated speech of Jesus (1987) / Willem S. Vorster -- The prologue as the interpretative key to Mark's gospel (1988) / Frank J. Matera.
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Book Book John Bulow Campbell Library 1 East BS2585.2 .I57 1995 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 0182902045166

Revision of: 1st edition, Fortress Press and SPCK, 1985.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 307-326) and indexes.

Introduction: the interpretation of Mark: a history of developments and issues / William R. Telford -- Mark's theological achievement (1964) / Eduard Schweizer -- The heresy that necessitated Mark's gospel (1968) / Theodore J. Weeden -- The epiphany of Jesus in the gospel (Mark) (1969) / Karl Kertelge -- The Christology of Mark: a study in methodology (1971, 1974) / Norman Perrin -- The literary structure of the controversy stories in Mark 2:1-3:6 (1973) / Joanna Dewey -- Mark's preservation of the tradition (1974) / Ernest Best -- The disciples in Mark: the function of a narrative role (1977) / Robert C. Tannehill --Mark's significance for the theology of early Christianity (1964) / Siegfried Schulz -- The rhetoric of direction and indirection in the gospel of Mark (1989) / Robert M. Fowler -- The promise and the failure: Mark 16:7, 8 (1989) / Andrew T. Lincoln -- Galilee and Jerusalem: history and literature in Marcan interpretation (1982) / Elizabeth Struthers Malbon -- Literary reflections on Mark 13:5-37: a narrated speech of Jesus (1987) / Willem S. Vorster -- The prologue as the interpretative key to Mark's gospel (1988) / Frank J. Matera.

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