The Sources of Lukes Passion Narrative
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62 f. ), together with the general remote- ness of the agreement (principle 6), and above all the transposition of the entire section (principle i), indicates that we are here dealing, at least in part, with materials from J. If so, there must be included in these, by reason of the two definitions of the intervals, the three denials, vss. 56-600; introductory to these vs. 55 (but not 546, which agrees closely with Mark and is unnecessary to the introduction); and as a con- clusion at least vs. ...6ia and perhaps even vs. 6ib xal vTrepvrjcrOii 6 H. TOV pharos TOV Kvpiov though vs. 62 will form a sufficient conclusion. Verses 6o&, 6ic are not to be ascribed to J, however; for the previous mention of the cock (vs. 34) has been excluded from that source (prin- ciple 5), and since they belong to Class III the Markan source is sufficient to account for them.
4. Jesus in the hands of the police (Luke 22:63-65). This section also is transposed with reference to both the Denials of Peter and the Trial of Jesus, and hence (principle i) it must have stood, in part at least, hi J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
62 f. ), together with the general remote- ness of the agreement (principle 6), and above all the transposition of the entire section (principle i), indicates that we are here dealing, at least in part, with materials from J. If so, there must be included in these, by reason of the two definitions of the intervals, the three denials, vss. 56-600; introductory to these vs. 55 (but not 546, which agrees closely with Mark and is unnecessary to the introduction); and as a con- clusion at least vs. ...6ia and perhaps even vs. 6ib xal vTrepvrjcrOii 6 H. TOV pharos TOV Kvpiov though vs. 62 will form a sufficient conclusion. Verses 6o&, 6ic are not to be ascribed to J, however; for the previous mention of the cock (vs. 34) has been excluded from that source (prin- ciple 5), and since they belong to Class III the Markan source is sufficient to account for them.
4. Jesus in the hands of the police (Luke 22:63-65). This section also is transposed with reference to both the Denials of Peter and the Trial of Jesus, and hence (principle i) it must have stood, in part at least, hi J.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Morris Perry to read onlineMoreLess
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