Reading Mark: Engaging the GospelFortress Press, 2004 - 270 páginas One of the leading scholars on the Gospel of Mark utilizes a variety of methods to plumb the depths of this earliest story of Jesus. From new forms of literary criticism, social-scientific explorations, and reader-response criticism, Rhoads brings fresh insights to gospel studies. |
Contenido
Practices and Prospects | 23 |
Marks Standards of Judgment | 44 |
Jesus and the Syrophoenician Woman | 73 |
The Ethics of Reading Mark as Narrative | 202 |
Notes | 220 |
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