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JarekS wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 9:30 am the same team compiled both the *Ev and the Synoptic Gospels.

Some idea about their intention in doing so?

3) Finally, the argument presumes that the saying of Jesus in Luke 4.23, 'Physician, heal yourself; what we have heard you did at Capernaum, do here also in your own country' was present in the Evangelion, but only the 'physician heal yourself' part is positively attested to be there even assuming ...

There was no conflict during Marcion's lifetime. The canonical Gospels are not anti-Marcian. They were created as a consequence of the success of the first one. I agree with the general idea. Only, I think that sometimes and rarely , the hand of Marcion (and enemies of Marcion) is evident: for exam...

3) Finally, the argument presumes that the saying of Jesus in Luke 4.23, 'Physician, heal yourself; what we have heard you did at Capernaum, do here also in your own country' was present in the Evangelion, but only the 'physician heal yourself' part is positively attested to be there even assuming ...

Have you read the previous comment ? You are absolutely correct that Zechariah 12:10-14 is crucially important here. It’s about mourning over the dead (whomever that includes). That’s a big part of my fuller argument that I sent you privately. This passage itself never implies the figure uses the sw...

The same author continues: The parallel to Rev 1:7 in Matthew 23:30 is misleading and should not be allowed to limit or overly influence how we are read Revelation. We might instead consider if Rev 1:7 means to depict an angel falling out of the sky after being killed by other powers there . This wo...

I have given up to consider decisive the argument based on the ignorance in geography by the Gentile readers of Luke, but in whiletime I am going to raise new and stronger arguments that hardly can be ignored.

and got feedback from Josen Rael and others. "Josen Rael" is me. I do not think Klinghardt's understanding that 4.31 in the Evangelion probably refers to Jesus 'coming down' to Capernaum from Jerusalem or the hills around the Sea of Galilee can be maintained in light of the absence of an ...

I see with satisfaction that the "Argument à la Robert De Niro" has been made independently from me by Klinghardt by this little remark:

In addition to this already exhaustive list , I think that this further point is decisive: 5) Luke 4:14-15 doesn't talk about miraculous actions of Jesus, but only about a surprising teaching . 14 Jesus returned to Galilee in the power of the Spirit, and news about him spread through the whole count...