The Prophet of Nazareth
The Prophet of Nazareth
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Cf. Targum to I Sam. , xxiv, 7, and the Psalter of Soloinon, xviii, 7.
150 THE PROPHET OF NAZARETH ing to answer the high-priest's question.^ Mark, on the contrary, assumed that he admitted his Messiahship, when the Messiah was defined as ' ' the Son of the Blessed. ' ' It is evident that when these accounts were written the terms "Son of Man, " "Christ, " "Son of God, " and "Son of the Blessed" were all synonymous, or tending to be- come so, and that "Son of God" was equivalent to "God, " so t...hat the blasphemy of making oneself equal to God could be regarded as the charge brought against Jesus. Nothing could more clearly indicate the late and unreli- able nature of this narrative. " According to Matthew and Mark, the centurion at the cross, moved by the mir- acles he had observed, exclaimed "Of a truth this is the Son of God. "^ The miracles recorded by Matthew were a great darkness, an earthquake, the rending of the veil in the temple, and the rising of the dead from their tombs. If such miracles actually occurred, it would still be diffi- cult to understand how a Roman soldier could have drawn the conclusion that the Jew who had been put to death was the Son of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cf. Targum to I Sam. , xxiv, 7, and the Psalter of Soloinon, xviii, 7.
150 THE PROPHET OF NAZARETH ing to answer the high-priest's question.^ Mark, on the contrary, assumed that he admitted his Messiahship, when the Messiah was defined as ' ' the Son of the Blessed. ' ' It is evident that when these accounts were written the terms "Son of Man, " "Christ, " "Son of God, " and "Son of the Blessed" were all synonymous, or tending to be- come so, and that "Son of God" was equivalent to "God, " so t...hat the blasphemy of making oneself equal to God could be regarded as the charge brought against Jesus. Nothing could more clearly indicate the late and unreli- able nature of this narrative. " According to Matthew and Mark, the centurion at the cross, moved by the mir- acles he had observed, exclaimed "Of a truth this is the Son of God. "^ The miracles recorded by Matthew were a great darkness, an earthquake, the rending of the veil in the temple, and the rising of the dead from their tombs. If such miracles actually occurred, it would still be diffi- cult to understand how a Roman soldier could have drawn the conclusion that the Jew who had been put to death was the Son of God.
What to read after The Prophet of Nazareth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathaniel Schmidt to read onlineMoreLess
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