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Reviewed Works: Histoire et mythe à propos de Jésus-Christ by Alfred Loisy; Autres mythes à propos de la religion by Alfred Loisy Review by: Édouard Dujardin Revue de l'histoire des religions Vol. 118 (1938), pp. 216-220 (5 pages) Pour évoquer un tableau plus digne de son talent, la crucifixion entr...

Two reasons to consider the following passage as pre-pauline in the his essentia : “He had one left to send, a son, whom he loved. He sent him last of all, saying, ‘They will respect my son.’ 7 “But the tenants said to one another, ‘ This is the heir . Come, let’s kill him, and the inheritance will...

Deuteronomy 21:22-23 22 If someone guilty of a capital offense is put to death and their body is exposed on a pole, 23 you must not leave the body hanging on the pole overnight. Be sure to bury it that same day, because anyone who is hung on a pole is under God’s curse. You must not desecrate the la...

A corpse buried before the night meant the classical observance of the Law. Giuseppe -- I repeat for the record that we appear to live in different Universes (Thanks, PK, for providing an Interface between Universes...). I agree and like a lot the recognition of this our living in different Univers...

So the Pillars and Paul shared the same belief. THe only difference between the Pillars and Paul was: 1) that the Pillars believed that the Jesus's corpse was buried before the night of the first day of the sacred drama. 2) ...whereas Paul believed that the Jesus's corpse remained on the cross durin...

So here is the proof of the fact that the separationism was not the original Christology of proto-Mark , but the earliest Jewish-Christian reaction against it. in Paul in Mark Jesus's corpse was crucified after the Death of Jesus The crucifixion was a Roman crucifixion the corpse of Jesus was cursed...

Add to this the fact that the rapid burial served to prevent the "scandal for the Jews" : the show of a crucified corpse during the night. A cursed corpse of Jesus served to do the pauline point of the cursing of the Law. So the Joseph's embarrassment for a crucified corpse is the embarras...

It is not only the coincidence of "Joseph bar Mattathia". It is not only the presence of a similar episode of three crucifixions in Josephus. But the best explanation is the silence of Josephus about a historical Jesus. "Mark" thought that that silence was deliberate. So he alleg...

But Paul says that the crucified Christ was a "scandal for the Jews". Now we know the why: the corpse of Jesus was crucified on the tree, so going to be scandalously cursed by God. The scandal was so embarrassing that even Paul had to claim that Jesus was buried the second day.

But was the sacred drama meant to represent here on the earth some events happened in the lower heavens ? Or was that sacred drama done without knowing more where what it allegorized was happened? this may be really a fallacy of the false difference. The ancient people didn't distinguish between a ...