What compels you to believe that Smith took a sentence from Grant in a two page article and developed not only an interpretation of Peter's activity in Rome as something connected with the ρογυμνάσματα but that Mark furthermore, as Witherington notes, something more akin to ainoi. Witherington argues that Peter was saying "while Peter shaped his teaching in the form of chreiae , Mark followed his lead and took the larger recollections and accurately summarized the tradition . He made a narrative out of the individual chreiae and by and large did not insert large collections of Jesus ' teaching , so as not to interrupt the flow of that narrative . Thus he did not testify falsely as he wrote down single items as he recalled them." I think some of Witherington's concerns about the ideas of Mack and Robbins have validity. It's not simply that Mark developed a gospel using chreia but Secret Mark has it that Mark developed his own gospel into an ainos or ainoi. While the term "ainoi" is not explicitly used in the surviving fragments related to this secret Gospel, the idea of a "more spiritual" or "secret" teaching aligns with the notion of ainos, which often involves conveying deeper spiritual or moral truths through narrative or allegory.In addition to the probability that Episcopal priest Morton Smith read that 1947 Anglican Theological Journal article, and that Morton Smith did not need to wait for a concept to win anyone's estimate that it was common knowledge, I suggest that Morton Smith personally knew the article's author, Robert McQueen Grant, who was also an Episcopal priest, also a NT scholar, also an SBL member and conference attender, also a graduate of Harvard, also formerly taught at Columbia,
etc.
And, Smith may have read the 1946 book by Robert Oswald Patrick Taylor, The Groundwork of the Gospels.
Was Πάνταινον a Cryptic Reference to the Secret Gospel?
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Thank you arnoldo.
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Again, it is not a two page Anglican article alone
but also his exceedingly-likely personal knowledge of and from R. M. Grant
but also the very high probability that he read the 1946 Groundwork of the Gospels book
but also as well the possibility of other avenues of knowing precisely this.
And if the author of the non-Clement "Clement" "letter" knew such....
but also his exceedingly-likely personal knowledge of and from R. M. Grant
but also the very high probability that he read the 1946 Groundwork of the Gospels book
but also as well the possibility of other avenues of knowing precisely this.
And if the author of the non-Clement "Clement" "letter" knew such....
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I don't understand. Are you suggesting that it is MORE LIKELY that Smith developed a letter written in the Greek style of Clement and Mark, using a legitimate looking 18th century script, and echoing ideas about chreia and greek education that only became widely recognized after or around his death than it is he didn't do all this? Are you really suggesting that the new wrinkle doesn't change the metric at all? What is the justification for this determination? Surely the more elements we discover that require specific technical knowledge on the part of a forger make the proposition of forgery less likely.
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Again, it need not have been what you consider "widely recognized" for Smith to have known it.
I bet Smith also read A History of Education in Antiquity by Henri I. Marrou (1948), which further explored classical education influence on Christianity.
More likely that Smith wrote the "Letter" than Clement did?
Yes.
I bet Smith also read A History of Education in Antiquity by Henri I. Marrou (1948), which further explored classical education influence on Christianity.
More likely that Smith wrote the "Letter" than Clement did?
Yes.
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Re: Was Πάνταινον a Cryptic Reference to the Secret Gospel?
This is ChatGPT's first attempt to put all these references in chronological order:
The Origin of the Gospel Pattern (1959) - O.A. Piper
How Much of the New Testament Is Poetry? (1948) - F.V. Filson
Jesus, rhetoric and law (1996) - I.H. Henderson
Cynics and Christian origins (1992) - F.G. Downing
The chreia in the synoptic gospels (1986) - J.R. Butts
The formation of Q: Trajectories in ancient wisdom collections (1987) - J.S. Kloppenborg
The order of the synoptics: why three synoptic gospels? (1987) - B. Orchard, H. Riley
Women as models of faith in Mark (1988) - M.A. Beavis
The Trial before the Sanhedrin (Mark 14: 53-65): Reader Response and Greco-Roman Readers (1987) - M.A. Beavis
Mark's audience: The literary and social setting of Mark 4.11-12 (1989) - M.A. Beavis
Jesus' lack of emotion in Luke: The Lukan redactions in light of the Hellenistic philosophers (2009) - D.G. George
Jesus and the upper class (1964) - G.W. Buchanan
Notes on a Literary and Form-Critical Analysis of Some of the Synoptic Material Peculiar to Luke (1962) - W.R. Farmer
Esposizione degli oracoli del Signore: i frammenti (2005) - E. Norelli
Jesus and the Eyewitness (2008) - R. Bauckham
Papias and the New Testament (2013) - M.A. Shanks
Failure and prospect: Lazarus and the rich man (Luke 16: 19-31) in the context of Luke-Acts (2020) - R. Bredenhof
Luke the priest: the authority of the author of the third Gospel (2016) - R. Strelan
The form and function of Mark 1: 1-15: a multi-disciplinary approach to the Markan prologue (2017) - B.T. Johnson
New Testament rhetoric: An introductory guide to the art of persuasion in and of the New Testament (2022) - B. Witherington, J.A. Myers
Second attempt:
How Much of the New Testament Is Poetry? (1948) - F.V. Filson
Jesus and the upper class (1964) - G.W. Buchanan
The Origin of the Gospel Pattern (1959) - O.A. Piper
Notes on a Literary and Form-Critical Analysis of Some of the Synoptic Material Peculiar to Luke (1962) - W.R. Farmer
The chreia in the synoptic gospels (1986) - J.R. Butts
The formation of Q: Trajectories in ancient wisdom collections (1987) - J.S. Kloppenborg
The order of the synoptics: why three synoptic gospels? (1987) - B. Orchard, H. Riley
Mark's audience: The literary and social setting of Mark 4.11-12 (1989) - M.A. Beavis
The Trial before the Sanhedrin (Mark 14: 53-65): Reader Response and Greco-Roman Readers (1987) - M.A. Beavis
Women as models of faith in Mark (1988) - M.A. Beavis
Cynics and Christian origins (1992) - F.G. Downing
Jesus, rhetoric and law (1996) - I.H. Henderson
Jesus' lack of emotion in Luke: The Lukan redactions in light of the Hellenistic philosophers (2009) - D.G. George
Jesus and the Eyewitness (2008) - R. Bauckham
Papias and the New Testament (2013) - M.A. Shanks
Luke the priest: the authority of the author of the third Gospel (2016) - R. Strelan
Failure and prospect: Lazarus and the rich man (Luke 16: 19-31) in the context of Luke-Acts (2020) - R. Bredenhof
The form and function of Mark 1: 1-15: a multi-disciplinary approach to the Markan prologue (2017) - B.T. Johnson
New Testament rhetoric: An introductory guide to the art of persuasion in and of the New Testament (2022) - B. Witherington, J.A. Myers
Third attempt (with my help adding any dates of references before 1958):
The Groundwork of the Gospels WF Howard - 1947 - JSTOR - book review
Taylor, RB," The Groundwork of the Gospels"(Book Review) R Kugelman - Theological Studies, 1948 - book review
Book Review: The Groundwork of the Gospels, with some collected papers JDM Stuart - 1947 - journals.sagepub.com
[CITATION] The Groundwork Of the Gospels CF Nesbitt - 1949 - scholarlypublishingcollective.org
[CITATION] The Groundwork of the Gospels. ROP Taylor M Rist - The journal of religion, 1948 - ixtheo.de … The Groundwork of the Gospels....
Book Review: The Groundwork of the Gospels R Kugelman - 1948 - journals.sagepub.com
BM Metzger, OA Piper - Interpretation, 1948 - journals.sagepub.com Book Review (an overview of books released in 1947)
WD Chamberlain - 1948 - journals.sagepub.com
The Apocryphal Literature GD Kilpatrick - 1947 - JSTOR
The Apostle Paul and the Gospel History HE Turlington - Review & Expositor, 1951 - journals.sagepub.com
[CITATION] An Approach to the Teaching of Jesus EWK Mould - 1948 - JSTOR
[CITATION] Index to Volume XVI SO Wright - academic.oup.com Index to Volume XVI Page 1 Index to Volume XVI ArtitUs American Church Hiitory, by William W. Sweet, 112 Archaeology, IMS, by Jack Flnegan, 216 Book of Ruth, The—A New Solution…
A Bürgi - Biblica, 1948 - JSTOR
[CITATION] Rezension von: Taylor, ROP, The Groundwork of the Gospels AC Cotter - The catholic biblical quarterly, 1948 - ixtheo.de
Book Review: Praecipuae DN Jesu Christi Sententiae Eschatologicae Commentariis Quibusdam Expositae LJ McGinley - 1948 - journals.sagepub.com
How Much of the New Testament Is Poetry? (1948) - F.V. Filson [PDF] Practice and doctrine of baptism in primitive Christianity TC Smith - 1949 - era.ed.ac.uk
E Esking - Acta Seminarii Neotestamentici Upsaliensis, 1951 - ixtheo.de
[CITATION] The genius of the Gospels MC Tenney - 1951 - Eerdmans
After 1958:
The Origin of the Gospel Pattern OA Piper - Journal of Biblical Literature, 1959 - JSTOR
Notes on a Literary and Form-Critical Analysis of Some of the Synoptic Material Peculiar to Luke (1962) - W.R. Farmer
Jesus and the upper class (1964) - G.W. Buchanan
The chreia in the synoptic gospels (1986) - J.R. Butts
The formation of Q: Trajectories in ancient wisdom collections (1987) - J.S. Kloppenborg
The order of the synoptics: why three synoptic gospels? (1987) - B. Orchard, H. Riley
Mark's audience: The literary and social setting of Mark 4.11-12 (1989) - M.A. Beavis
The Trial before the Sanhedrin (Mark 14: 53-65): Reader Response and Greco-Roman Readers (1987) - M.A. Beavis
Women as models of faith in Mark (1988) - M.A. Beavis
Cynics and Christian origins (1992) - F.G. Downing
Jesus, rhetoric and law (1996) - I.H. Henderson
Jesus' lack of emotion in Luke: The Lukan redactions in light of the Hellenistic philosophers (2009) - D.G. George
Jesus and the Eyewitness (2008) - R. Bauckham
Papias and the New Testament (2013) - M.A. Shanks
Luke the priest: the authority of the author of the third Gospel (2016) - R. Strelan
Failure and prospect: Lazarus and the rich man (Luke 16: 19-31) in the context of Luke-Acts (2020) - R. Bredenhof
The form and function of Mark 1: 1-15: a multi-disciplinary approach to the Markan prologue (2017) - B.T. Johnson
New Testament rhetoric: An introductory guide to the art of persuasion in and of the New Testament (2022) - B. Witherington, J.A. Myers
Of the four references before 1958:
This was an ignored theory until the 1980s.
The Origin of the Gospel Pattern (1959) - O.A. Piper
How Much of the New Testament Is Poetry? (1948) - F.V. Filson
Jesus, rhetoric and law (1996) - I.H. Henderson
Cynics and Christian origins (1992) - F.G. Downing
The chreia in the synoptic gospels (1986) - J.R. Butts
The formation of Q: Trajectories in ancient wisdom collections (1987) - J.S. Kloppenborg
The order of the synoptics: why three synoptic gospels? (1987) - B. Orchard, H. Riley
Women as models of faith in Mark (1988) - M.A. Beavis
The Trial before the Sanhedrin (Mark 14: 53-65): Reader Response and Greco-Roman Readers (1987) - M.A. Beavis
Mark's audience: The literary and social setting of Mark 4.11-12 (1989) - M.A. Beavis
Jesus' lack of emotion in Luke: The Lukan redactions in light of the Hellenistic philosophers (2009) - D.G. George
Jesus and the upper class (1964) - G.W. Buchanan
Notes on a Literary and Form-Critical Analysis of Some of the Synoptic Material Peculiar to Luke (1962) - W.R. Farmer
Esposizione degli oracoli del Signore: i frammenti (2005) - E. Norelli
Jesus and the Eyewitness (2008) - R. Bauckham
Papias and the New Testament (2013) - M.A. Shanks
Failure and prospect: Lazarus and the rich man (Luke 16: 19-31) in the context of Luke-Acts (2020) - R. Bredenhof
Luke the priest: the authority of the author of the third Gospel (2016) - R. Strelan
The form and function of Mark 1: 1-15: a multi-disciplinary approach to the Markan prologue (2017) - B.T. Johnson
New Testament rhetoric: An introductory guide to the art of persuasion in and of the New Testament (2022) - B. Witherington, J.A. Myers
Second attempt:
How Much of the New Testament Is Poetry? (1948) - F.V. Filson
Jesus and the upper class (1964) - G.W. Buchanan
The Origin of the Gospel Pattern (1959) - O.A. Piper
Notes on a Literary and Form-Critical Analysis of Some of the Synoptic Material Peculiar to Luke (1962) - W.R. Farmer
The chreia in the synoptic gospels (1986) - J.R. Butts
The formation of Q: Trajectories in ancient wisdom collections (1987) - J.S. Kloppenborg
The order of the synoptics: why three synoptic gospels? (1987) - B. Orchard, H. Riley
Mark's audience: The literary and social setting of Mark 4.11-12 (1989) - M.A. Beavis
The Trial before the Sanhedrin (Mark 14: 53-65): Reader Response and Greco-Roman Readers (1987) - M.A. Beavis
Women as models of faith in Mark (1988) - M.A. Beavis
Cynics and Christian origins (1992) - F.G. Downing
Jesus, rhetoric and law (1996) - I.H. Henderson
Jesus' lack of emotion in Luke: The Lukan redactions in light of the Hellenistic philosophers (2009) - D.G. George
Jesus and the Eyewitness (2008) - R. Bauckham
Papias and the New Testament (2013) - M.A. Shanks
Luke the priest: the authority of the author of the third Gospel (2016) - R. Strelan
Failure and prospect: Lazarus and the rich man (Luke 16: 19-31) in the context of Luke-Acts (2020) - R. Bredenhof
The form and function of Mark 1: 1-15: a multi-disciplinary approach to the Markan prologue (2017) - B.T. Johnson
New Testament rhetoric: An introductory guide to the art of persuasion in and of the New Testament (2022) - B. Witherington, J.A. Myers
Third attempt (with my help adding any dates of references before 1958):
The Groundwork of the Gospels WF Howard - 1947 - JSTOR - book review
Taylor, RB," The Groundwork of the Gospels"(Book Review) R Kugelman - Theological Studies, 1948 - book review
Book Review: The Groundwork of the Gospels, with some collected papers JDM Stuart - 1947 - journals.sagepub.com
[CITATION] The Groundwork Of the Gospels CF Nesbitt - 1949 - scholarlypublishingcollective.org
[CITATION] The Groundwork of the Gospels. ROP Taylor M Rist - The journal of religion, 1948 - ixtheo.de … The Groundwork of the Gospels....
Book Review: The Groundwork of the Gospels R Kugelman - 1948 - journals.sagepub.com
BM Metzger, OA Piper - Interpretation, 1948 - journals.sagepub.com Book Review (an overview of books released in 1947)
WD Chamberlain - 1948 - journals.sagepub.com
The Apocryphal Literature GD Kilpatrick - 1947 - JSTOR
The Apostle Paul and the Gospel History HE Turlington - Review & Expositor, 1951 - journals.sagepub.com
[CITATION] An Approach to the Teaching of Jesus EWK Mould - 1948 - JSTOR
[CITATION] Index to Volume XVI SO Wright - academic.oup.com Index to Volume XVI Page 1 Index to Volume XVI ArtitUs American Church Hiitory, by William W. Sweet, 112 Archaeology, IMS, by Jack Flnegan, 216 Book of Ruth, The—A New Solution…
A Bürgi - Biblica, 1948 - JSTOR
[CITATION] Rezension von: Taylor, ROP, The Groundwork of the Gospels AC Cotter - The catholic biblical quarterly, 1948 - ixtheo.de
Book Review: Praecipuae DN Jesu Christi Sententiae Eschatologicae Commentariis Quibusdam Expositae LJ McGinley - 1948 - journals.sagepub.com
How Much of the New Testament Is Poetry? (1948) - F.V. Filson [PDF] Practice and doctrine of baptism in primitive Christianity TC Smith - 1949 - era.ed.ac.uk
E Esking - Acta Seminarii Neotestamentici Upsaliensis, 1951 - ixtheo.de
[CITATION] The genius of the Gospels MC Tenney - 1951 - Eerdmans
After 1958:
The Origin of the Gospel Pattern OA Piper - Journal of Biblical Literature, 1959 - JSTOR
Notes on a Literary and Form-Critical Analysis of Some of the Synoptic Material Peculiar to Luke (1962) - W.R. Farmer
Jesus and the upper class (1964) - G.W. Buchanan
The chreia in the synoptic gospels (1986) - J.R. Butts
The formation of Q: Trajectories in ancient wisdom collections (1987) - J.S. Kloppenborg
The order of the synoptics: why three synoptic gospels? (1987) - B. Orchard, H. Riley
Mark's audience: The literary and social setting of Mark 4.11-12 (1989) - M.A. Beavis
The Trial before the Sanhedrin (Mark 14: 53-65): Reader Response and Greco-Roman Readers (1987) - M.A. Beavis
Women as models of faith in Mark (1988) - M.A. Beavis
Cynics and Christian origins (1992) - F.G. Downing
Jesus, rhetoric and law (1996) - I.H. Henderson
Jesus' lack of emotion in Luke: The Lukan redactions in light of the Hellenistic philosophers (2009) - D.G. George
Jesus and the Eyewitness (2008) - R. Bauckham
Papias and the New Testament (2013) - M.A. Shanks
Luke the priest: the authority of the author of the third Gospel (2016) - R. Strelan
Failure and prospect: Lazarus and the rich man (Luke 16: 19-31) in the context of Luke-Acts (2020) - R. Bredenhof
The form and function of Mark 1: 1-15: a multi-disciplinary approach to the Markan prologue (2017) - B.T. Johnson
New Testament rhetoric: An introductory guide to the art of persuasion in and of the New Testament (2022) - B. Witherington, J.A. Myers
Of the four references before 1958:
Taylor, RB," The Groundwork of the Gospels"(Book Review) R Kugelman - Theological Studies, 1948 - search.proquest.com - book review, no reference to chreia.1. How Much of the New Testament Is Poetry? (1948) - F.V. Filson
Not a reference to chreia. There is a footnote which reads "16. For a recent argument that Jesus regularly taught in Greek, see R. O. P. Taylor, The Goundwork of the Gospels (Oxford, 1946) pp. 91-10."
2. [PDF] Practice and doctrine of baptism in primitive Christianity TC Smith - 1949 - era.ed.ac.uk
This is a doctoral thesis where Taylor's book is listed in the bibliography on p 236 "Taylor, R. 0. P., The Groundwork of the Gospels, Oxford: Basil Blacl^/ell, 1946."
3. E Esking - Acta Seminarii Neotestamentici Upsaliensis, 1951 - a footnote on p. 60 "So hat man z.B. gezeigt, dass die von Papias erwahnten petrinischen "Erinnerungen" mehr den Charakter der Paradigmata in Dibelius'shen Sinne gehabt haben mussen. Man macht geltend, dass Chreia bei Papias als literarischer Terminus fur "a weighty anecdote" verstanden werden soll: R. O. P. Taylor the Groundwork of the Gospels (1946 S 29 f. 81.
4. The genius of the Gospels MC Tenney - 1951 - Eerdmans only a reference to the book in the bibliography on p. 124
This was an ignored theory until the 1980s.
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Re: Was Πάνταινον a Cryptic Reference to the Secret Gospel?
I'm sorry.
Please explain simply how the sort of ideas found in Taylor's work are clearly relevant to Secret Mark.
(I can see how those ideas provide a possible way of interpreting Secret Mark but that is not the same thing.)
Thank you.
Andrew Criddle
Please explain simply how the sort of ideas found in Taylor's work are clearly relevant to Secret Mark.
(I can see how those ideas provide a possible way of interpreting Secret Mark but that is not the same thing.)
Thank you.
Andrew Criddle
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Re: Was Πάνταινον a Cryptic Reference to the Secret Gospel?
In addition to Andrew's question about (ir)relevance
your Google Scholar stuff is obviously incomplete, as it does not include Grant in that Anglican journal in 1947--
Google Books* is surely not comprehensive, especially for early (pre-digital?) publications.
Though I can't check ATLA and other sources now, do you really imagine that Taylor's 1946 book
received no book reviews before 1958?
*[added] I meant to type GS both times [my mistake], not GB, but both, in different ways, are not comprehensive.
your Google Scholar stuff is obviously incomplete, as it does not include Grant in that Anglican journal in 1947--
Google Books* is surely not comprehensive, especially for early (pre-digital?) publications.
Though I can't check ATLA and other sources now, do you really imagine that Taylor's 1946 book
received no book reviews before 1958?
*[added] I meant to type GS both times [my mistake], not GB, but both, in different ways, are not comprehensive.
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Re: Was Πάνταινον a Cryptic Reference to the Secret Gospel?
I included a number of book reviews. I'm learning how to use Google scholar.