Jesus people : the historical Jesus and the beginnings of community / David Catchpole.
2006
226.067 C357j 2006
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Title
Jesus people : the historical Jesus and the beginnings of community / David Catchpole.
Author
ISBN
0801031605 (pbk.)
9780801031601 (pbk.)
0232526672 (Baker : pbk.)
9780232526677 (Baker ; pbk.)
9780801031601 (pbk.)
0232526672 (Baker : pbk.)
9780232526677 (Baker ; pbk.)
Imprint
London : Darton, Longman and Todd ; Grand Rapids, Mich. : Baker Academic, 2006.
Language
English
Description
xiii, 325 pages ; 24 cm
Other Standard Identifiers
9780801031601
Call Number
226.067 C357j 2006
System Control No.
(OCoLC)66527255
(OCoLC)66527255
(OCoLC)66527255
Summary
By placing Jesus firmly in the context of Judaism, David Catchpole confronts the serious ethical problems of Christian portrayals and caricatures of Jesus and Judaism. Beginning with the mission of John the Baptist, he moves on to consider the costs and implications of discipleship, the centrality of prayer, attitudes toward Israel's way of holiness, the significance of the temple, and Jesus' understanding of his own death.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 307-311) and indexes.
Formatted Contents Note
Of water and a wilderness : from Jesus to John and back
New life, new labour : terms of reference for 'following Jesus'
'Waiting for' and 'waiting on' : learning to pray the Jesus way
Polarities confirmed or confronted : the search for wholeness
Place and people in peopardy : echoes of Jeremiah
Celebrating in the darkness : 'they shall be my people'
Conclusion : Jewish people, Jesus people and Easter people.
New life, new labour : terms of reference for 'following Jesus'
'Waiting for' and 'waiting on' : learning to pray the Jesus way
Polarities confirmed or confronted : the search for wholeness
Place and people in peopardy : echoes of Jeremiah
Celebrating in the darkness : 'they shall be my people'
Conclusion : Jewish people, Jesus people and Easter people.
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