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Biblical StudiesVII. JESUSā PUBLIC LIFE AND MINISTRY
Dates: AD 27 ā 30 or 30 ā 33 during Tiberiusās Emperorship
Year of Obscurity | Year of Popularity | Year of Rejection |
John the Baptistās preparation for Jesus Jesusā baptism Jesusā temptation Jesusā preaching & teaching Jesusā miracle-working & exorcisms | Large crowds More preaching & teaching More miracle-working & exorcisms | Peterās confession of Jesusā messiahship Jesusā predictions of passion & resurrection Jesusā transfiguration Raising of Lazarus Passion Week Triumphal entry Temple cleansing Olivet Discourse Last Supper Arrest & trials Crucifixion Resurrection Postresurrection appearances |
Aerial view of Sea of Galilee and Tiberias
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Jesusā Teaching
Jesus
ā Made heavy use of parables (comparisons)
ā Designated himself as āthe Son of Manā
ā Addressed God as āAbbaā (āFatherā)
ā Stressed loving God & oneās neighbor, & the Golden Rule
ā Featured Godās kingdom/rule, partly realized in Jesusā ministry but yet to be completed at the second coming
Mark
ā Author: John Mark wrote as an āevangelistā & recorder of Peterās reminiscences.
ā Date: John Mark wrote before or around AD 70.
ā Purpose: Mark is oriented to Jesusā mighty deeds & words as Godās Son & is written to encourage persecuted Christians or counteract the shame of Jesusā crucifixion.
ā Reading Mark with interpretation:
ā¢ John the Baptist is portrayed as preparer of Jesusā way & baptizer of Jesus & others.
ā¢ Jesusā temptation occasioned the acknowledgment of him as the Christ, Godās Son, by Satan, wild beasts, & angels.
ā¢ Jesusā authority, displayed in teaching, exorcisms, & healings, confirmed that he is truly the Christ, Godās Son.
ā¢ Jesus authorized the twelve apostles to act on his behalf (āapostlesā connoting being sent to act with the senderās own authority).
ā¢ Jesusā parables obscured the truth judgmentally from outsiders & clarified the truth rewardingly for insiders.
ā¢ Peterās confession of Jesusā messiahship exposed his & the other disciplesā expectation that Jesus would not suffer but rule as the Christ. Jesus rebuked Peter & corrected his understanding of messiahship by emphasizing that the Christ must undergo death & resurrection.
ā¢ The Transfiguration previewed Jesusā future kingly glory.
ā¢ The Triumphal Entry occurred on Palm Sunday of Passion Week.
ā¢ The Olivet Discourse contains predictions of destruction of the temple, the abomination of desolation, the great tribulation, & the second coming.
ā¢ The Last Supper included Passover & institution of the Lordās Supper.
ā¢ Jesusā betrayal, arrest, trials before the Sanhedrin & Pontius Pilate, crucifixion, & resurrection followed in quick succession.
ā¢ Extant endings beyond 16:8 are inauthentic.
Matthew
ā Authorship: Tradition favors the apostle Matthew.
ā Origin & Date: This Gospel probably originated in Antioch, Syria, whether before or after AD 70 being disputed.
ā Structure: Jesusā genealogy & nativity are followed by mainly Marcan narrative interspersed with 5 discourses of Jesus.
ā Jewishness: Jesus is portrayed as Moses-like...
Table of contents
- COVER PAGE
- TITLE PAGE
- COPYRIGHT PAGE
- CONTENTS
- I. INTRODUCTION
- II. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
- III. CULTURAL BACKGROUND OTHER THAN RELIGIOUS
- IV. RELIGIOUS BACKGROUND
- V. CANON AND TEXT OF THE NT
- VI. MODERN TREATMENTS OF JESUSā LIFE
- VII. JESUSā PUBLIC LIFE AND MINISTRY
- VIII. THE BOOK OF ACTS AND THE EARLY CHURCH
- IX. PAULāS EARLY LETTERS
- X. PAULāS MAJOR LETTERS
- XI. PAULāS LETTERS FROM PRISON
- XII. PAULāS PASTORAL LETTERS
- XIII. HEBREWS
- XIV. CATHOLIC LETTERS
- XV. REVELATION