Oral Traditional Structures In Narratives Of Jesus
Monday, October 31st, 2011
Modern scholars recognize that the Gospels were written decades or longer after the life of Jesus, developed as oral traditions before being written down. This makes sense, as Jesus himself was an oral presenter, not a writer; many of his narratives, particularly the parables, are excellent for remembering easily and reciting before a crowd. Living [...]
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Modern scholars recognize that the Gospels were written decades or longer after the life of Jesus, developed as oral traditions before being written down. This makes sense, as Jesus himself was an oral presenter, not a writer; many of his narratives, particularly the parables, are excellent for remembering easily and reciting before a crowd. Living [...]
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