Samuel, Saul and Jesus

by Aus, Roger David

• ISBN13: 9781555409692
• ISBN10: 1555409695
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1994-01-01
• Publisher: University of South Florida

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Table of Contents

Preface
The Child Jesus in the Temple (Luke 2:41-51a), and Judaic Traditions on the Child Samuel in the Temple (1 Samuel 1-3)	p. 1
Peculiarities in the Pericope Luke 2:41-51a	p. 2
Similarities Between the Twelve-Year-Old Jesus and the Child-Boy Samuel in Judaic Traditions	p. 5
Excursus on Jesus' Sitting with the Teachers in the Temple	p. 37
The Original Language	p. 48
The Extent, Content, and Age of the Original Narrative	p. 53
The Purposes and Genre of the Original Narrative	p. 58
The Question of Historicity	p. 62
Jesus' Rejection at Nazareth (Mark 6:1-6a par.), and Samuel's Anointing Saul as King (1 Samuel 10)	p. 65
Samuel's Anointing Saul as King	p. 67
Verbal Expressions, Motifs, and a Question Structure from the Samuel-Saul Narrative in Mark 6:1-6a	p. 68
Excursus on the Messiah as the Eschatological Carpenter, and the (Re-)building of the Temple	p. 87
The Original Narrative, and Mark's Redactional Work	p. 99
The Original Language	p. 101
The Historicity	p. 102
What the Narrative is Not	p. 103
The Prodigia at Jesus' Crucifixion (Matt 27:51b-53, Mark 15:33 and 38 par.), The Repentant Criminal (Luke 23:39-43), The Ascension of Jesus' Soul from the Cross, and Judaic Interpretation of 1 Samuel 28	p. 109
Saul, the Deceased Samuel, and the Medium/Witch of Endor	p. 110
The Early Dating of Judaic Traditions on 1 Samuel 28	p. 112
The Three Prodigia at Jesus' Crucifixion, and His Promise to the Repentant Criminal	p. 115
The Ascension of Jesus' Soul from the Cross	p. 173
Sources and Reference Works	p. 189
Index of Modern Authors	p. 199
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