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9780801022210

Jesus the Intercessor

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    9780801022210

  • ISBN10:

    0801022215

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  • Copyright: 1999-07-01
  • Publisher: Baker Pub Group
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Summary

Explores Luke's protrait of Jesus as an intercessor who prayed for his followers while he was on earth and after his ascension.

Author Biography

David Crump (Ph.D., University of Aberdeen) is associate professor of religion and theology at Calvin College.

Table of Contents

List of Journals Consultedp. XVI
Introduction to the Study of Prayer in Luke-Actsp. 1
Introductionp. 1
A History of the Study of Prayer in Luke-Actsp. 2
Wilhelm Ott: Prayer and Eschatologyp. 3
O. G. Harris: Prayer and Heilsgeschichtep. 5
Louis Monloubou: Prayer and Jesus' Modelp. 7
Ludger Feldkamper: Prayer and Christologyp. 8
More Unpublished Dissertations: Wrestling with Ott and Harrisp. 10
The Proposal and Method of the Present Workp. 11
Christ as Heavenly Intercessor in the New Testamentp. 14
Romans 8:34p. 15
Hebrews 7:25p. 16
I John 2:1p. 18
Conclusionsp. 19
Prayer and Jesus' Self-Revelation, Part Ip. 21
Introductionp. 21
Jesus' Prayer and Peter's Confession (Lk. 9:18-27)p. 21
The Significance of the Prayer: For Whom does Jesus Pray?p. 22
The Feeding Miraclep. 25
Peter and Herod: The Confession as "Seeing"p. 27
In What Sense is This a "Revelation?"p. 31
Luke 9:18-27: Conclusionp. 34
Revelation and the Language of Seeing and Hearing in Luke-Actsp. 34
"Seeing" as Spiritual Insightp. 35
To "See and Hear"p. 36
Does "Seeing" take Priority over "Hearing?"p. 39
Seeing, Hearing and the Prayers of Jesusp. 41
Jesus' Prayer and the Transfiguration (Lk. 9:28-36)p. 42
Jesus, the Disciples and Prayerp. 42
The Transfiguration as "Revelation"p. 44
Luke 9:28-36: Conclusionp. 48
Jesus Rejoices and Thanks God for Hearing His Prayers (Luke 10:21-24)p. 49
Introductionp. 49
What Does Jesus Thank His Father For?p. 50
Does Jesus Thank God for Both His Hiding and Revealing?p. 51
The Thematic Integrity of Verses 21-24p. 53
Is Jesus Thanking God for Responding to His Prayers in Chapter Nine?p. 56
What Does the Father Hide and Reveal?p. 56
The Meaning of 'A[gamma][alpha][gamma][gamma][iota][alpha]o[mu][alpha][iota] and 'E[xi]o[mu]o[lambda]o[gamma][varepsilon][omega]p. 60
'A[gamma][alpha][lambda][lambda][iota][alpha]o[mu][alpha][iota] and 'E[xi]o[mu]o[lambda]o[gamma][varepsilon][omega] in the OTp. 60
'A[gamma][alpha][lambda][lambda][iota][alpha]o[mu][alpha][iota] and 'E[xi]o[mu]o[lambda]o[gamma][varepsilon][omega] in Luke-Actsp. 63
Conclusions Concerning Verses 21-22p. 66
Whose Eyes See and Whose Ears Hear? Luke's Use of Verses 23-24p. 66
The Location of Verses 23 and 24p. 66
The Beatitude in Verse 24p. 68
The Prophets and Kingsp. 70
Conclusions: Jesus' Thanksgiving for Answered Prayerp. 74
Prayer and Jesus' Self-Revelation, Part IIp. 76
Introductionp. 76
The Passion Narrative: Jesus' Prayers from the Cross (Lk. 23:32-49)p. 76
A Comparison of Luke 23:32-49 and Mark 15:21-41p. 77
The Structure of Luke's Crucifixion Scenep. 77
"Father, forgive them ..." (Lk. 23:32-43)p. 79
The Textual Problem of Verse 34ap. 79
Forgive Whom?p. 85
"Save yourself ..."p. 87
"And Jesus cried out ..." (Lk. 23:44-49)p. 89
"Seeing what had happened ..."p. 89
"Surely this was a righteous man."p. 91
"You will not see me again ..."p. 94
Conclusionp. 96
Luke's "Passion Secret": Is it Due to Human Misunderstanding or Divine Concealment?p. 96
The Meal at Emmaus and The Unveiling of the Secret (Lk. 24:13-35)p. 98
"We Recognised Him in the 'Breaking of the Bread' ..."p. 101
The Jewish Sense of "Breaking" and Luke 24p. 104
"He was made known to us as he prayed"p. 106
Conclusionp. 108
The Phenomenon of Prayer and the Experience of Jesusp. 109
Introductionp. 109
Prayer and the Experience of Spiritual Communicationp. 109
Jesus' "Baptism" (Lk. 3:21-22)p. 109
"Seeing" and "Hearing" at the Baptismp. 111
Is Jesus' Prayer "Answered?"p. 113
Prayer and Divine Communication in Luke-Actsp. 116
Prayer and Spiritual Manifestations in the Experience of Jesus (Lk. 3:21f; 9:28f; 22:43f)p. 116
The Textual Problem of Lk. 22:43-44p. 117
The Strengthening Angel of Lk. 22:43-44p. 121
Prayer and Spiritual Manifestations in the Experience of Othersp. 123
Divine Revelation Given Independently of Prayerp. 126
Prayer and Spiritual Illuminationp. 127
Experience and Instruction in Lukep. 128
"Praying with Faith": Luke's Use of Mark (Mk. 9:28f; 11:22-24)p. 129
"Persistent" Prayer and the Will of God (Lk. 11:5-13; 18:1-8)p. 131
"Exceptions" and Conclusions: Prayer and Divine Sovereigntyp. 134
Prayer and Jesus' Messianic Missionp. 136
Jesus' Baptism: The Inauguration of His Messianic Taskp. 136
LK. 3:21-4:44: The Beginnings of the Messiah's Ministryp. 137
The Messiah is Sent to Preach with the Spiritp. 137
Messianic Authority and the Praying Jesusp. 141
Luke 5:16: Jesus Also Fulfills His Commission Through Prayerp. 142
Lk. 6:12-20: The Messiah Assembles His Witnesses and Teaches Themp. 144
The Messiah's Electing Prayersp. 145
More Teaching with Authority (Lk. 6:17-20)p. 146
Lk. 11:1: The Disciples Ask to be Taughtp. 147
Jesus Enters Jerusalemp. 148
Jesus Teaches in Jerusalemp. 148
Jesus is Followed by Large Crowdsp. 150
"By Whose Authority?" (Lk. 20:1-8)p. 151
Conclusion: The Prayer Experience of the Messianic Delivererp. 152
Jesus, the Heavenly Intercessor on Earthp. 154
Introductionp. 154
Satan's Demand (Lk. 22:31-32)p. 154
For Whom Does Jesus Pray?p. 158
The Possession of Judasp. 162
Why Does Judas Betray Jesus?p. 162
Is Jesus Still Our Advocate?p. 166
"Pray that you will not enter into temptation" (Lk. 22:39-46)p. 167
The Disciples' Prayer and Jesus' Prayer: The Continuing Relevance of Bothp. 170
Further Implications: Jesus' Prayers and the Composition of the Churchp. 172
Conclusions: Jesus, the Earthly and Heavenly Intercessorp. 175
The Heavenly Intercessor in the Book of Actsp. 176
Introductionp. 176
Acts 7:55-56: Stephen's Vision and Its Various Interpretationsp. 178
An Evaluation of the Interpretations Concerning Acts 7:55-56p. 185
The Judicial Significance of "the Son of Man Standing at the Right Hand"p. 190
Standing at the Right Handp. 191
Acts 7:55-56 and Psalm 110:1?p. 193
The Son of Man as Prophetic Intercessorp. 197
Why Does Stephen see "the Son of Man"?p. 199
Conclusions: The Heavenly and the Earthly Jesusp. 201
Exalted, Human Intercessors in Ancient Judaismp. 204
Introductionp. 204
Human Intercessors in the OTp. 205
The Apocrypha and Pseudepigraphap. 210
The Development of Earthly Intercessionp. 210
Intercession in This Life and in Heavenp. 212
Abraham and Other Patriarchsp. 212
The Prophetsp. 213
Mosesp. 214
Enochp. 215
Conflicting Opinionsp. 217
Is Heavenly Intercession Always Effective?p. 218
The Targumsp. 221
Qumranp. 224
Philop. 226
The Rabbinic Literaturep. 227
The Patriarchs and Other Powerful Pray-ersp. 227
Enochp. 228
Mosesp. 229
Conflicting Opinionsp. 230
Conclusions for Luke-Actsp. 231
Luke's Understanding of Prayer and Christologyp. 237
Bibliographyp. 242
Indexesp. 277
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