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© 2003 Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. All rights reserved Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. 255 Jefferson Ave. S.E., Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 / P.O. Box 163, Cambridge CB3 9PU U.K. Printed in the United States of America 08 07 06 05 04 03 7654321 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Dunn, James D. G., 1939- Jesus remembered / James D. G. Dunn. p. cm. — (Christianity in the making; v. 1) Includes bibliographical references and indexes. ISBN 0-8028-3931-2 (hardcover: alk. paper) 1. Jesus Christ — Person and offices. 2. Jesus Christ — History of doctrines — Early church, ca. 30-600. I. Title. II Series. BT203.D86 2003 232 — dc21 2003049024 www.eerdmans.com
Page 1 and 2: DUNN CHRISTIANITY IN THE MAKING VOL
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Page 18: Contents Preface xiii 1. Christiani
Page 22: Contents 8.4 The Synoptic Tradition
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Page 30: Preface It has long been a hope and
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FAITH AND THE HISTORICAL JESUS §2
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FAITH AND THE HISTORICAL JESUS §3.
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CHAPTER 5 The Flight from History T
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§5.1 The Flight from History trans
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§5.2 The Flight from History 5.2.
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§5.3 The Flight from History the h
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§5.3 The Flight from History These
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§5.3 The Flight from History have
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§5.4 The Flight from History toric
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§5.4 The Flight from History tende
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§5.4 The Flight from History Morna
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§5.5 The Flight from History tors,
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§5.5 The Flight from History those
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§5.5 The Flight from History and b
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§5.5 The Flight from History Wrigh
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§5.6 The Flight from History world
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§5.6 The Flight from History the s
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§5.6 The Flight from History avoid
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e. 'Critical Realism' FAITH AND THE
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f. Reading as Encounter FAITH AND T
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CHAPTER 7 The Sources In Part One I
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§7.1 The Sources 7.1. External Sou
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§7.3 The Sources was probably conv
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§7.3 The Sources of abbreviation o
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§7.4 The Sources 7.4. Q The attent
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§7.4 The Sources to around 8%, 37
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§7.4 The Sources ments were known
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§7.4 The Sources round the motif o
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§7.4 The Sources of genre as havin
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§7.4 The Sources (5) the right pri
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§7.4 The Sources d. Date and Place
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§7.6 The Sources One is that the M
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§7.6 The Sources document. 110 If
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§7.7 The Sources gnostically motiv
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§7.8 The Sources the Fourth Evange
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§7.8 The Sources (e.g. 10.1-6; 12.
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§7.8 The Sources e. Other sources
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CHAPTER 8 The Tradition Few if any
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§8.1 The Tradition known as 'Nazar
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§8.1 The Tradition long accustomed
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§8.1 The Tradition traditions (2.8
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§8.1 The Tradition with John as hi
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§8.1 The Tradition Only occasional
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§8.1 The Tradition of analogy (§6
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§8.2 The Tradition And Käsemann d
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§8.2 The Tradition significance. 8
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§8.2 The Tradition up to Jerusalem
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§8.3 The Tradition did lie behind
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§8.3 The Tradition literary proces
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§8.3 The Tradition e. Birger Gerha
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§8.3 The Tradition f. Werner Kelbe
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§8.3 The Tradition that letters ca
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§8.3 The Tradition At the same tim
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§8.3 The Tradition to designate 'a
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§8.3 The Tradition ems and proverb
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§8.3 The Tradition The hypothesis
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§8.4 The Tradition tive when two o
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§8.4 The Tradition included within
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§8.4 The Tradition one which belon
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§8.4 The Tradition i. The Stilling
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§8.4 The Tradition Here too the sa
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§8.4 The Tradition this little chi
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§8.4 The Tradition sumption that v
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§8.5 The Tradition a. Aramaic Trad
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§8.5 The Tradition What is the exp
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§8.5 The Tradition c. The Last Sup
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§8.5 The Tradition It is, of cours
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§8.5 The Tradition Matt. 7.13-14 1
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§8.5 The Tradition Matt. 18.15,21-
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§8.5 The Tradition To sum up, our
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§8.6 The Tradition a. In the Begin
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§8.6 The Tradition not least becau
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§8.6 - The Tradition ognized from
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§8.6 The Tradition Aramaic to Gree
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§8.6 The Tradition orcisms in Matt
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§8.6 The Tradition of only one com
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CHAPTER 9 The Historical Context As
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§9.1 The Historical Context which
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§9.1 The Historical Context 'Middl
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§9.2 The Historical Context in lat
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§9.7 The Historical Context house,
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§9.9 The Historical Context Jesus'
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FROM THE GOSPELS TO JESUS §10.1 co
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CHAPTER 11 Beginning from the Bapti
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CHAPTER 12 The Kingdom of God 12.1.
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THE MISSION OF JESUS §13.1 hope to
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THE MISSION OF JESUS §13.2 'faith
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CHAPTER 15 Who Did They Think Jesus
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THE CLIMAX OF JESUS' MISSION §17.1
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CHAPTER 19 Jesus Remembered 19.1. A
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§19.1 Jesus Remembered pact. Any o
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§19.2 Jesus Remembered We started
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§19.2 Jesus Remembered ing in God
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§19.2 Jesus Remembered ously made
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§19.3 Jesus Remembered pute that t
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ABBREVIATIONS BDB F. Brown, S. R. D
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ABBREVIATIONS JJS Journal of Jewish
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ABBREVIATIONS ST Studia Theologica
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BIBLIOGRAPHY . The End of the Ages
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Barth, K. From Roussea
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Borg, M. J. Conflict,
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Cameron, R. The Other
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BIBLIOGRAPHY . Studying the Histori
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Dawes, G. W., ed. The
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BIBLIOGRAPHY . Jesus' Call to Disci
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BIBLIOGRAPHY . Jesus and His Contem
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Fuchs, E. 'Jesus and F
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Hare, D. R. A. The Son
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Sayings Source Q and t
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Jeremias, J. The Eucha
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BIBLIOGRAPHY . The Formation of Q.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY . 'The Second Temple S
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BIBLIOGRAPHY the Activities of Jesu
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Meyer, R. Der Prophet
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BIBLIOGRAPHY . The Rabbinic Traditi
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Early Christian Paraen
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Gnosisforschung und Re
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Schnelle, U. The Histo
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Stegemann, E. W., and
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Theissen, G., and A. M
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Vieweger, D., and A. B
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BIBLIOGRAPHY . Die weisheitlichen M
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Appleby, J., 27nn.5,7, 28n.8, 93n.l
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Buchanan, G. W., 29n.l5, 309n.251,
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587nn.l93,194, 588n.2O2, 589n.2O3,
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Frickenschmidt, D., 185n.61 Fryde,
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Herder, J. G., 38n.59, 192, 193 Her
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Klawans, J., 231n.244, 358nn.94,95,
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Marx, K., 471 Marxsen, W., 129n.lO7
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755n.2O6, 786n.l22, 800n.l89, 814n.
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Schulz, S„ 149n.43, 155n.76, 158n
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Tuckett, C. M., 63n.l88, 144nn.l2,1
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Abba, 548-50, 717 Akiba, 751 Amen,
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Jerusalem, 278, 287-88, 323-24 Jesu
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central in Jesus preaching, 383-87,
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Spirit, 366-67, 373-76, 379, 459-60
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INDEX OF SCRIPTURES AND OTHER ANCIE
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