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In Laymen’s Terms: Testimonia
Continuing to dig into the literature on early Christian use of the Jewish scriptures, I’m now working through Martin C. Albl, “And Scripture Cannot Be Broken”: The Form and Function of the Early Christian Testimonia Collections (NovTSup 46; Leiden: Brill, 1999). Albl’s book, … Continue reading
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Tagged exegesis, Martin C. Albl, orality, OT in the NT, testimonia, tradition criticism, writing
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A “Noun-Epithet” Formula for Judas Iscariot?
I’m currently researching Judas Iscariot from the perspective of orality and memory study, which has recently been influential in historical Jesus circles (e.g., James Dunn, Dale Allison, and Anthony Le Donne, to name a few). These scholars have analyzed how … Continue reading
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