Jesus der Jude Beobachtungen zu den jüdisch-christlichen Beziehungen in der gegenwärtigen Forschung
That Jesus was a Jew is widely acknowledged in New Testament scholarship and seems to provide common ground for Jewish-Christian relations. The controversial issue is considered to be constituted by the perception of this Jesus as the »Messiah/Christ«. Traditionally this conviction was considered as...
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| Veröffentlicht in: | Theologische Literaturzeitung |
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | That Jesus was a Jew is widely acknowledged in New Testament scholarship and seems to provide common ground for Jewish-Christian relations. The controversial issue is considered to be constituted by the perception of this Jesus as the »Messiah/Christ«. Traditionally this conviction was considered as constituting the rift which led to the parting of the ways. With a number of aspects of perceptions of Christ in New Testament texts being found in no other Jewish texts, the conviction of Jesus as the Christ evidently was located outside Judaism. However, recent research demonstrates that the perceptions of messianic-eschatological scenarios in Second Temple Judaism was so diverse, that hardly any of these were identical with one another. It is thus not possible to establish a set pattern from which the perceptions found in New Testament texts would have deviated to an extent that they could have been considered to have moved outside Jewish traditions. The interpretations of Jesus as the Christ can thus be seen as variations of Jewish messianic-eschatological perceptions rather than as in opposition to these. |
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| ISSN: | 0040-5671 |