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catalog abstract ""According to Rudolf Schnackenburg, a truly historical portrait of Jesus is unattainable because the primary sources written about Jesus were not historical records as such. What is attainable, however, is a faith interpretation of Jesus' life and works, gleaned from the writings of those closest to the life of Christ : the four Gospels. Schnackenburg here provides a full faith interpretation of Jesus as each Gospel community portrayed him. Numerous commonalities about Jesus among these Gospels are revealed, and a fully recognizable portrait of Jesus emerges."--P. [4] of cover.".
catalog alternative "Person Jesus Christi im Spiegel der vier Evangelien. English".
catalog contributor b8032915.
catalog created "c1995.".
catalog date "1995".
catalog date "c1995.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1995.".
catalog description ""According to Rudolf Schnackenburg, a truly historical portrait of Jesus is unattainable because the primary sources written about Jesus were not historical records as such. What is attainable, however, is a faith interpretation of Jesus' life and works, gleaned from the writings of those closest to the life of Christ : the four Gospels. Schnackenburg here provides a full faith interpretation of Jesus as each Gospel community portrayed him. Numerous commonalities about Jesus among these Gospels are revealed, and a fully recognizable portrait of Jesus emerges."--P. [4] of cover.".
catalog description "1. Faith and history -- Jesus of Nazareth -- Jesus Christ -- The gospel -- The "gospel in four forms" -- 2. Mark -- I. The description of Jesus' activity -- The proclamation of Jesus -- The teachings of Jesus -- Healing the sick and driving out demons -- Miracles and epiphanies -- Confrontations and conflicts -- Jesus' road to suffering and death -- II. Jesus' titles and designations of status -- The Son of God -- The Son of Man -- Jesus' other designations of status -- The so-called Messianic secret -- 3. Matthew -- I. The story of Jesus as told by Matthew -- The larger context of the story of Jesus in Matthew as compared with Mark -- The Jewish Christian and Gentile Christian dimension of the story of Jesus -- The church as the locus of Jesus' ongoing activity -- II. The picture of Jesus Christ in the Gospel of Matthew -- Christological predicates for Jesus -- The fulfiller of Old Testament prophecies and promises -- The one sent by God who demands a new and greater righteousness".
catalog description "4. Luke -- I. The basic view -- The one sent by GOd in the power of the Holy Spirit -- The proclaimer of the gospel of grace -- The Savior, Messiah, and Lord presented to the Jews and Greeks -- The exalted Lord who went to God through death and resurrection -- The guide to salvation -- The Lord who is coming again -- II. Individual features -- Jesus' humanity -- Jesus' efforts for the poor and suffering -- Jesus' devotion to women -- Jesus at prayer -- 5. John -- I. Approaching the Gospel of John and its Christology -- The historical dimension -- The Gospel of John as a gospel writing -- The structure of the Gospel of John -- The Johannine picture of Christ in comparison with the Synoptic Gospels -- A hermeneutical approach to the Johannine picture of Christ -- II. Individual assertions of Johannine Christology -- The one who is sent -- The Son who is close to His Father -- The Son of Man who came down from heaven and ascends there again -- The eschatological prophet -- The Lamb of God -- The preexistent and incarnate Logos -- 6. The gospel in four forms as manifold and yet unified testimony to Christ -- I. A varied picture of Jesus Christ -- The picture in the gospels -- Matthew's modification of the Markan picture of Jesus -- The Lukan picture of Jesus in comparison with Mark and Matthew -- The transition to Johannine Christology -- II. The unified faith-picture of Jesus Christ that underlies the various sketches -- The conviction that Jesus is the Messiah -- Faith in Jesus, the Son of God -- Jesus the bringer of salvation -- The wholly other, who witnesses among human beings to God and His majesty -- III. The evangelists' faith-picture of Jesus Christ in relation to the historical Jesus of Nazareth -- IV. Outlook.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and indexes.".
catalog extent "xv, 383 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "Jesus in the Gospels.".
catalog identifier "0664220592 (alk. paper)".
catalog isFormatOf "Jesus in the Gospels.".
catalog issued "1995".
catalog issued "c1995.".
catalog language "eng ger".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Louisville, Ky. : Westminster John Knox Press,".
catalog relation "Jesus in the Gospels.".
catalog subject "232 20".
catalog subject "BT198 .S35713 1995".
catalog subject "Bible. Gospels Theology.".
catalog subject "Jesus Christ History of doctrines Early church, approximately 30-600.".
catalog subject "Jesus Christ History of doctrines Early church, ca. 30-600.".
catalog subject "Jesus Christ Person and offices Biblical teaching.".
catalog tableOfContents "1. Faith and history -- Jesus of Nazareth -- Jesus Christ -- The gospel -- The "gospel in four forms" -- 2. Mark -- I. The description of Jesus' activity -- The proclamation of Jesus -- The teachings of Jesus -- Healing the sick and driving out demons -- Miracles and epiphanies -- Confrontations and conflicts -- Jesus' road to suffering and death -- II. Jesus' titles and designations of status -- The Son of God -- The Son of Man -- Jesus' other designations of status -- The so-called Messianic secret -- 3. Matthew -- I. The story of Jesus as told by Matthew -- The larger context of the story of Jesus in Matthew as compared with Mark -- The Jewish Christian and Gentile Christian dimension of the story of Jesus -- The church as the locus of Jesus' ongoing activity -- II. The picture of Jesus Christ in the Gospel of Matthew -- Christological predicates for Jesus -- The fulfiller of Old Testament prophecies and promises -- The one sent by God who demands a new and greater righteousness".
catalog tableOfContents "4. Luke -- I. The basic view -- The one sent by GOd in the power of the Holy Spirit -- The proclaimer of the gospel of grace -- The Savior, Messiah, and Lord presented to the Jews and Greeks -- The exalted Lord who went to God through death and resurrection -- The guide to salvation -- The Lord who is coming again -- II. Individual features -- Jesus' humanity -- Jesus' efforts for the poor and suffering -- Jesus' devotion to women -- Jesus at prayer -- 5. John -- I. Approaching the Gospel of John and its Christology -- The historical dimension -- The Gospel of John as a gospel writing -- The structure of the Gospel of John -- The Johannine picture of Christ in comparison with the Synoptic Gospels -- A hermeneutical approach to the Johannine picture of Christ -- II. Individual assertions of Johannine Christology -- The one who is sent -- The Son who is close to His Father -- The Son of Man who came down from heaven and ascends there again -- The eschatological prophet -- The Lamb of God -- The preexistent and incarnate Logos -- 6. The gospel in four forms as manifold and yet unified testimony to Christ -- I. A varied picture of Jesus Christ -- The picture in the gospels -- Matthew's modification of the Markan picture of Jesus -- The Lukan picture of Jesus in comparison with Mark and Matthew -- The transition to Johannine Christology -- II. The unified faith-picture of Jesus Christ that underlies the various sketches -- The conviction that Jesus is the Messiah -- Faith in Jesus, the Son of God -- Jesus the bringer of salvation -- The wholly other, who witnesses among human beings to God and His majesty -- III. The evangelists' faith-picture of Jesus Christ in relation to the historical Jesus of Nazareth -- IV. Outlook.".
catalog title "Jesus in the Gospels : a biblical christology / Rudolf Schnackenburg ; translated by O.C. Dean, Jr.".
catalog title "Person Jesus Christi im Spiegel der vier Evangelien. English".
catalog type "text".