Is Mark a Roman Gospel volume 7
Is Mark a Roman Gospel volume 7
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tine, refractory to the later attempts of Papias and others to mould it to apologetic and Roman interest. By this older tradition we do not mean the representation of First Peter, which rather forms (intentionally or otherwise) the starting- point for Roman glorification of the Gospel and see of Peter. We mean the quite dispassionate, almost disparaging, testimony of the Elder John of Jerusalem, corroborated as it is on the negative side by Matthew (and Luke) in their limitation of Peter's sphe...re to Jewish Christendom.
It is this Jerusalem Elder of about 100-117 who explains the title " According to Mark " by telling us (what we might rea- sonably have ourselves inferred from Acts 12, 12, 25; 13, 5, 13, and 15, 37-39), that Mark had been an interpreter for Peter, and had written down accurately, though not in order, such things as he remembered both of the sayings and doings of the Christ. Understood in its most natural sense (that sense which Zahn maintains to be not only admissible but alone ad- missible), the tradition refers to recollections set down at least a score of years after Mark's personal relations with Peter had permanently ceased.
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tine, refractory to the later attempts of Papias and others to mould it to apologetic and Roman interest. By this older tradition we do not mean the representation of First Peter, which rather forms (intentionally or otherwise) the starting- point for Roman glorification of the Gospel and see of Peter. We mean the quite dispassionate, almost disparaging, testimony of the Elder John of Jerusalem, corroborated as it is on the negative side by Matthew (and Luke) in their limitation of Peter's sphe...re to Jewish Christendom.
It is this Jerusalem Elder of about 100-117 who explains the title " According to Mark " by telling us (what we might rea- sonably have ourselves inferred from Acts 12, 12, 25; 13, 5, 13, and 15, 37-39), that Mark had been an interpreter for Peter, and had written down accurately, though not in order, such things as he remembered both of the sayings and doings of the Christ. Understood in its most natural sense (that sense which Zahn maintains to be not only admissible but alone ad- missible), the tradition refers to recollections set down at least a score of years after Mark's personal relations with Peter had permanently ceased.
What to read after Is Mark a Roman Gospel volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacon, Benjamin Wisner, 1860-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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