NUR5011 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Synoptic Gospels, Great Commission, New Christian
3 Jun 2020
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Synoptic gospels: see the same (matt, mark, luke) Speaks strongly to the jews talks about what jesus says. Ch 1-4: announcement and arrival of the king: main emphasis: his credentials, birth, baptism, temptation, bethlehem and nazareth. Ch 5-15: proclamation and reception of the king: main emphasis: his message, sermon on the mount, miracles, discourses, parables, ministry in galilee. Ch 16-27: opposition and rejection of the king: main emphasis: his suffering and death, spread of opposition, preparation of disciples, final predictions, crucifixion. Ch 28: resurrection and triumph of the king: main emphasis: his conquest, god"s power, great commission. Ch 1-15: jesus"s identity: israel"s promised king, teaching the vast multitude, increased popularity. Ch 16-28: his destiny: crucify him! , teaching the twelve, ministry in judea, increased. Matthew"s aim is to prove that jesus is a messiah. Written to link and has a strong jewish emphasis. Statement of the continuation and fulfillment of ot. Talks about the new kingdom, great emphasis on it.
