To: GPG In Response To: Jeffery Hodges On: OT in John From: Bruce Jeffery had mentioned (from memory) that Jn 13:18 (quoting Ps 12:9b) is closer to the...
Bruce wrote: "Jeffery had mentioned (from memory) that Jn 13:18 (quoting Ps 12:9b) is closer to the Masoretic than to the Septuagint text." I wouldn't go...
BRUCE wrote: Some adoption from Mt, some free composition to develop the Mt precedent, and a high-handed redo of the ethnically limited Mt genealogy. There are...
Maluflen@...
Mar 1, 2009 2:01 pm
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To: NLN Cc: WSW, Synoptic On: Directionality Between Analects and Jung Yung From: Bruce We had a question arise in the small discussion which brings up the...
To: Synoptic Cc: WSW On: Crediting an E-List From: Bruce I had asked, on 8 Feb 2009, "A propos, has anyone ever cited, or seen anyone else cite, in scholarly...
... Apologies for missing your post of Feb. 8, but Synoptic-L has been cited (at least?) twice in NT literature. In particular: Robert A. Derrenbacker, Jr....
Stephen, Thanks for the references. For those who may not have their back JBL issues handy, here is the footnote on p335 of Michael Goulder's piece, which...
... Agreed that the "blizzard of precise URL's is obviously unwieldy." I have toyed with the idea that archived mailing lists ought to be cited like ...
To: GPG Cc: Synoptic On: Authorial Luke [L4] From: Bruce I continue to accept the general implications of the Trajectory arguments (Mk > Mt > Lk), though...
I have just come across the book entitled "Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels" (1992) by Joel B. Green, Scot McKnight and I. Howard Marshall, courtesy of a...
To: Synoptic Cc: GPG; WSW In Response To: Ron Price On: Green, McKnight & Marshall From: Bruce Again on method, or so it seems. I entirely agree with Ron that...
... Thanks for noting these. Yes, the Duke servers suffered some kind of meltdown this week and my pages were offline for days. I decided to move my pages to...
Just wondering if we have any reason to believe that the reality that Jesus speaks of in Matt. 26:29 and parallels ("my father's kingdom") is not the same...
To: Synoptic Cc: WSW In Response To: Offlist Query On: Jesus and James From: Bruce JESUS Keith, Thanks for your note on the previous Emotions of Jesus topic; I...
To: Synoptic Cc: WSW On: The First Question From: Bruce In a recent note in response to Ron Price, I had mentioned what I think must be the first question we...
Jeffrey asks whether "Kingdom of my father" might have a different reference from "Kingdom of God". Matthew 26.29 "until that day when I drink it new with you...
David Mealand
D.Mealand@...
Mar 9, 2009 11:44 am
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Fleddermann appears to take a 'source doublet' as a pair of similar sayings of which one member looks as if it was derived from Mark and the other member from...
Ron, I think your post is not really taking into account where Fleddermann is coming from on this. 1) Fleddermann is not really presenting an argument against...
Ron, Excellent point. Assuming the 2S hypothesis, Mt uses something like 80 percent of Mk, whereas Lk uses only about 60 percent (I'm going by memory...
... Ken, This seems to me to be a strange and unnecessary presumption. Surely it would be better to work from first principles rather than rely on one ...
Chuck Jones wrote: "I fielded a brief, failed effort to suggest to the group that Mk used sources rather than wrote from scratch" I'm not sure what kind of...
Much of "eyewitness sources" would have to do with the provenance of Mark and the date of Mark. If Mark was written after or during the first Jewish Roman war...
David, I may have misunderstood my conversation partners, but the concensus seemed to be that Mark free-composed the gospel, and that it is not correct to...
Rev. Chuck Jones wrote: "the concensus seemed to be that Mark free-composed the gospel" Is "free-composed" just another way of saying "made it up," because I...
Chuck: I think I am one of your conversation partners on this, and you have misunderstood (in part). I actually do think Mark probably used oral sources, and...
... The way that I see it is that Matthew and Luke have a similar style and structure as Mark is not merely because they used written sources but because the...
To: Synoptic Cc: GPG; WSW; Adela Yarbro Collins On: Marcus Mark v2 From: Bruce I suppose if I had been asked to name the NT book I would most like to see ...
Stylometric tests show Marcan narrative closer _in usage of function words_ to 4 Kingdoms and Revelation than to Matthew or Luke, though some later sections of...
David Mealand
D.Mealand@...
Mar 18, 2009 10:08 am
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To: Synoptic In Response To: David Mealand On: Stylometrics From: Bruce David had said: "Stylometric tests show Marcan narrative closer _in usage of function...
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