The Gospel reports about several men crucified under Pilate seem to have a reliable core. Taking seriously into account the collective nature of that execution, this book carries out a bold reconstruction of Jesus of Nazareth's story in the framework of Jewish anti-Roman resistance, thereby making sense of that crucifixion.
The Gospel reports about several men crucified under Pilate seem to have a reliable core. Taking seriously into account the collective nature of that execution, this book carries out a bold reconstruction of Jesus of Nazareth's story in the framework of Jewish anti-Roman resistance, thereby making sense of that crucifixion.
Fernando Bermejo-Rubio is associate professor in the Department of Ancient History at the Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (Madrid).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Looking At Golgotha Otherwise Part I: The Gospel Story as a Historical Problem Chapter 1: Why A Historian Cannot Trust the Gospel Story: Deconstructing the Common Wisdom Chapter 2: Ways of Responding to the Textual Problems Part II: Looking to the Real World: The Historical Context Chapter 3: Palestine Under Roman and Herodian Rule Chapter 4: Jewish Resistance Under Roman and Herodian Rule Part III: Etiology of a Collective Execution Chapter 5: Unraveling the Gospel Story: Individual Versus Community Chapter 6: Jesus' Royal-Messianic Claim Chapter 7: What Jesus and His Group Proclaimed and Did Part IV: From Gethsemane to Golgotha: Thinking Outside the Box Chapter 8: Glimpsing the Meaning of the Arrest Chapter 9: The Golgotha Scene: A Tale Of (At Least) Three Men Chapter 10: Again On Gethsemane And Golgotha: Towards The Most Likely Historical Reconstruction Epilogue: How (Not) To Change a Paradigm Appendix 1. Is Jesus Research Nothing but Hermeneutical Ventriloquism? Appendix 2. Was Jesus Misunderstood? An Ancient and Modern Fiction Appendix 3. The Intertwining of "Politics" and "Religion" in the Gospel Story Appendix 4. Were the Disciples Left Unmolested? The case of James, the Son of Zebedee
Introduction: Looking At Golgotha Otherwise Part I: The Gospel Story as a Historical Problem Chapter 1: Why A Historian Cannot Trust the Gospel Story: Deconstructing the Common Wisdom Chapter 2: Ways of Responding to the Textual Problems Part II: Looking to the Real World: The Historical Context Chapter 3: Palestine Under Roman and Herodian Rule Chapter 4: Jewish Resistance Under Roman and Herodian Rule Part III: Etiology of a Collective Execution Chapter 5: Unraveling the Gospel Story: Individual Versus Community Chapter 6: Jesus' Royal-Messianic Claim Chapter 7: What Jesus and His Group Proclaimed and Did Part IV: From Gethsemane to Golgotha: Thinking Outside the Box Chapter 8: Glimpsing the Meaning of the Arrest Chapter 9: The Golgotha Scene: A Tale Of (At Least) Three Men Chapter 10: Again On Gethsemane And Golgotha: Towards The Most Likely Historical Reconstruction Epilogue: How (Not) To Change a Paradigm Appendix 1. Is Jesus Research Nothing but Hermeneutical Ventriloquism? Appendix 2. Was Jesus Misunderstood? An Ancient and Modern Fiction Appendix 3. The Intertwining of "Politics" and "Religion" in the Gospel Story Appendix 4. Were the Disciples Left Unmolested? The case of James, the Son of Zebedee
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