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Making sense of Jesus is comprised of twelve chapters of a Christological nature, which are the result of a multidisciplinary theological research project. The aim of this book is to ascertain how, in the current cultural situation, an encounter with Jesus is determined by specific historical and personal conditions, and what the consequences of such an encounter may be.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE FREE STATE THEOLOGICAL EXPLORATIONS
MAKING SENSEOF JESUS
Experiences, interpretationsand identities
VOLUME2
D.F. TOLMIE R. VENTER EDITORS
MAKING SENSEOF JESUS
Experiences,interpretationsand identities
D.F. TOLMIE R. VENTER EDITORS
Making sense of Jesus: Experiences, interpretations and identities
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CONTENTS
Editorial board ................................................................................................ x List of contributing autors ............................................................................ xi Introduction to te series .............................................................................. xiii Introduction to Volume 2 ............................................................................... 1
PART 1 | NEW TESTAMENT AND HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ........................ Capter 1 –Peter LampeCaesar, Moses and Jesus as “God”, “godlike” or “God’s Son”: Constructions of Divinity in Paganism, Pilo and Cristianity in te Greco‑Roman World ............................................................................. 1. Humans as “godîke” and “god” ................................................................................................ 2. Humans as bo “sons o god” and “gods” .............................................................................. 3. Some ermeneuîca consequences .......................................................................................... Bîbîograpy .......................................................................................................................................... Capter 2 –Peter Nagel Overburdening Jesus with divinity causes theological limitaîons:Mahew 4:1‑11 as test case............................................................................ 1.ïnroducîon..................................................................................................................................2. Does e Maean Gospe nurure e dîvîne îdenîy o Jesus? ...................................... 3. Anaysîs o Maew 4:1‑11 ....................................................................................................... 3.1 Propeîc roe: Fîrs dîvînîy caenge (Ma. 4:1‑4) ............................................... 3.2 Prîesy roe: Second dîvînîy caenge (Ma. 4:5‑7) ............................................... 3.3 Kîngy roe: hîrd dîvînîy caenge (Ma. 4:8‑11) ................................................. 3.4 Summary ............................................................................................................................. 4.Concusîon....................................................................................................................................Bîbîograpy .......................................................................................................................................... Capter 3 –Dustin W. Ellington Paul’s way of imparting Jesus Crist crucified: Self‑portrayal, identity, and vocation in 1 Corintians ............................................................ 1.ïnroducîon.................................................................................................................................2. ïmparîng knowedge o e gospe în 1 Corînîans 15 ..................................................... 3. Knowîng and împarîng Crîs crucîIed în 1 Corînîans 1:1‑4:21 ............................... 4. ïmparîng parîcîpaîon în e gospe’s paern and progress: 1 Corînîans 8:1‑11:1 ..... 5.Concusîon...................................................................................................................................Bîbîograpy .........................................................................................................................................
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Capter 4 –D.F. (Francois) Tolmie “A beloved broter in te Lord.” On te reception of Cristology and etics in Pilemon 15‑6616 ................................................................................. 1. Jerome ............................................................................................................................................. 68 2. heodore o Mopsuesîa ............................................................................................................. 70 3. homas Aquînas ........................................................................................................................... 73 4. Desîderîus Erasmus ..................................................................................................................... 75 5. Marîn uer ............................................................................................................................... 77 6. Concusîon .................................................................................................................................... 79 Bîbîograpy .......................................................................................................................................... 81 Capter 5 –Pieter G.R. de Villiers Interpretive encounters wit Crist in Revelation and its reception istory .... 84 1. Encounerîng Jesus în e ongoîng îsory o e curc: A Crîsoogîca approprîaîon ................................................................................................................................ 84 2. Crîs în Reveaîon .................................................................................................................... 85 2.1 he Hîsorîca Jesus ........................................................................................................... 85 2.2 he exaed Crîs ............................................................................................................. 86 2.3 he pragmaîcs o e ex ............................................................................................... 89 3. he escaoogîca recepîon ...................................................................................................... 91 4. A spîrîuaîsed recepîon o Reveaîon ................................................................................... 97 4.1 Spîrîua readîngs o Reveaîon ..................................................................................... 97 4.2 An aeseîca readîng o Reveaîon: Dürer’s vîsîon o Crîs ................................ 98 4.2.1 Crîs symboîsm: e upper par .................................................................... 99 4.2.2 Symboîsm o Jon: e ower par ..................................................................... 102 5. Concusîon .................................................................................................................................... 103 Bîbîograpy .......................................................................................................................................... 105 Capter 6 –Pieter J.J. Bota he Lamb and te Servant as constructions of divinity: he worsip of Jesus in Early Cristianity from a disability studies perspective ...................... 107 1. Makîng sense o Jesus: Framîng some quesîons ................................................................... 107 2. Beyond bînary arîbues: he power o paradox ................................................................. 108 3. Paradoxîca Crîsoogîca radîîons ...................................................................................... 110 3.1 Servan ................................................................................................................................ 112 3.1.1 Mark 10:42‑45 ........................................................................................................ 112 3.1.2 Maew .................................................................................................................. 114 3.1.3 uke‑Acs ................................................................................................................ 115 3.1.4 Jesus e servan/save: Paradoxîca Crîsoogy ............................................ 117
3.2 he amb o God ............................................................................................................. 120 3.2.1 PacîIs? ..................................................................................................................... 120 3.2.2 Quesîonîng Roman mascuînîy ........................................................................ 121 4. Some împîcaîons or e “meanîng” o Jesus: An embodîed, non‑bînary wordvîew, eoogy and eîcs ................................................................................................ 123 Bîbîograpy .......................................................................................................................................... 126
PART 2 | CONTEMPORARY & CONSTRUCTIVE PERSPECTIVES ....................... 133 Capter 7 –Rian Venter he plurality of contemporary Cristological discourses: Some perspectives . 135 1. ïnroducîon .................................................................................................................................. 135 2. Mappîng Crîsoogîca dîscourses .......................................................................................... 136 3. Exporîng seven major conemporary Crîsoogîca dîscourses ....................................... 137 3.1 Emergence o goba Crîsîanîy – Arîcan Crîsoogy ......................................... 137 3.2 Crysaîsaîon o e împossîbe – Posmodern Crîsoogy .................................. 138 3.3 Apprecîaîon o maerîaîy – Evouîonary Crîsoogy ......................................... 139 3.4 Dîscovery o e aeseîc – Movîe Crîsoogy ........................................................ 140 3.5 Transgressîon o eero‑sexuaîy – Queer Crîsoogy ........................................... 141 3.6 Resîsance o egemonîc power – Pos‑coonîa Crîsoogy ................................. 142 3.7 Conronîng ru radîîons – ïner‑reîgîous Crîsoogy .................................... 143 4. Navîgaîng e puraîy o Crîsoogîca dîscourses ........................................................... 144 Bîbîograpy .......................................................................................................................................... 148 Capter 8 –Henco van der Westuizen Crist in pluralism? Micael Welker’s Pneumatological Cristology ............... 151 1. ïnroducîon .................................................................................................................................. 151 2. Crîs în puraîsm ....................................................................................................................... 154 2.1 he Hîsorîca Jesus ........................................................................................................... 154 2.2. he resurrecîon o Jesus .................................................................................................. 158 2.3 he crucîIxîon o Jesus .................................................................................................... 159 2.4 he reîgn o Jesus ............................................................................................................... 161 2.5 he escaoogîca Jesus ................................................................................................... 163 3. Concusîon .................................................................................................................................... 165 Bîbîograpy ......................................................................................................................................... 168 Capter 9 –Debora van den Bosc he dying Crist: Revisiting tears moriendiin a pneumatological perspective .................................................................................................... 175 1. ïnroducîon .................................................................................................................................. 175
2.As moIendI.................................................................................................................................. 176 2.1 Genesîs, uncîon and meanîng ...................................................................................... 176 2.2 Genera paern o eas moIendI............................................................................... 177 2.3 he Reormedas moIendI............................................................................................. 178 Marîn uer (1483‑1546) ............................................................................................ 178 Jon Cavîn (1509‑1564) ................................................................................................ 179 2.4 Deveopmens în e Proesanas moIendI............................................................. 179 3. he dyîng Crîs: hanaoogîes ............................................................................................... 181 3.1 Kar Raner ........................................................................................................................ 181 3.2 Hans Urs von Baasar .................................................................................................... 182 3.3 Kar Bar ........................................................................................................................... 184 3.4 Eberard Jünge ................................................................................................................. 185 3.5 Jürgen Momann .............................................................................................................. 186 3.6 Aan E. ewîs ...................................................................................................................... 186 3.7 Sey Rambo ..................................................................................................................... 187 3.8 Henry . Noveo ............................................................................................................... 188 4. he dyîng Crîs and e Hoy Spîrî ...................................................................................... 189 5. Gaerîng înuîîons .................................................................................................................... 192 Bîbîograpy .......................................................................................................................................... 194 Capter 10 –Peter G. Kircsclaeger he moral‑teological dimension of Jesus’ way of life ................................... 196 1 ïnroducîon .................................................................................................................................. 196 2. Hermeneuîca consîderaîons ................................................................................................... 198 3. Jesus as “mora exampe” ............................................................................................................. 201 4. Norm‑consîuîng dîmensîons o e Crîs even .............................................................. 202 4.1 From ove o e neîgbour o îmîess ove ............................................................... 202 4.2 Servîng oers .................................................................................................................... 205 4.3 Soîdarîy ............................................................................................................................. 206 4.4 Mercîu jusîce, ye no îndîference .............................................................................. 208 5. Concudîng remarks .................................................................................................................... 210 Bîbîograpy .......................................................................................................................................... 212 Capter 11 –Jakub Urbaniak Wat as Tswane to do wit Copenagen? Groping for an embodied Cristology wit Tinyiko Maluleke .................................................................. 217 1. ïnroducîon .................................................................................................................................. 217 2. Beween Tswane and Copenagen ........................................................................................ 218 3. Exendîng and ocaîng Jesus’ body: A Crîsoogy o radîca embodîmen .................. 222 3.1 A les, socîa and cosmîc, as Jesus’ exended body ................................................. 223 3.2 Jesus’ body ocaed în broken Arîcan bodîes ............................................................. 224 3.3 Convergences, ensîons and e scanda o recîprocîy ............................................. 225
4. Bae Crîsoogîes: Wa embodîes an Arîcan Jesus and wy does î maer? .......... 229 Bîbîograpy .......................................................................................................................................... 234 Capter 12 –Jan‑Albert van den Berg @jesus – A practical teological following of Jesus‑expressions on Twitter ....................................................................................................... 238 1. ïnroducîon .................................................................................................................................. 238 2. Background – A conneced dîgîa age .................................................................................... 239 2.1 A rîpe dîgîa revouîon? .............................................................................................. 239 2.2 A pracîca eoogy o dîgîa‑îved reîgîon ............................................................... 240 2.3 Twîer as a background ange on e dîgîa Jesus ..................................................... 243 3. Empîrîca researc ........................................................................................................................ 244 3.1 A Bîg Daa anaysîs or Crîsmas 2013 ....................................................................... 245 3.2 A deaîed anaysîs o Crîsmas 2013 and Easer 2014 ........................................... 252 4. Popuar cuure, Twîer and e searc or a dîgîa Jesus ................................................... 254 5. Concusîon .................................................................................................................................... 255 Bîbîograpy .......................................................................................................................................... 257 Index .............................................................................................................. 261
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EDITORIAL BOARD
Pro. D.F. Tomîe (Serîes Edîor) Rev. M. aubscer Pro. W.J. Scoeman Pro. S.D. Snyman Pro. J.A. van den Berg Pro. R. Vener
LIST OF CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS
în New Tesamen sudîes a Unîsa, and aso e Pieter J.J. Bothaîs a proessor unî eader o New Tesamen and Eary Crîsîan Sudîes în e Deparmen o Bîbîca and Ancîen Sudîes. He specîaîses în New Tesamen sudîes, Eary Crîsîan sudîes, dîsabîîy sudîes and oraîy sudîes. an exraordînary proessor a e Unîversîy o e Pieter G.R. de Villiers îs Free Sae. Hîs researc ocus îs spîrîua ermeneuîcs, Bîbîca spîrîuaîy and e Book o Reveaîon. îs a ecurer în New Tesamen and Greek a Juso Dusîn W. Ellington Mwae Unîversîy în usaka, Zambîa, and researc eow o e Facuy o heoogy and Reîgîon, Unîversîy o e Free Sae. Hîs researc ocuses on 1‑2 Corînîans and Crîsîan îe, mînîsry, and mîssîon în e New Tesamen. eîcs and Dîrecor o Peter G. Kirchschlaeger îs a proessor o eoogîca e ïnsîue o Socîa Eîcs ïSE a e Facuy o heoogy a e Unîversîy o ucerne, Swîzerand. He îs aso a researc eow o e Facuy o heoogy and Reîgîon, Unîversîy o e Free Sae. Hîs researc îneres încudes e reaîon beween e Bîbe and eoogîca eîcs, uman rîgs eîcs, busîness and Inance‑eîcs.
Peter Nagelîs a pos‑docorae eow a e Facuy o heoogy and Reîgîon a e Unîversîy o e Free Sae, and caîrperson o e Scrîporîum Researc and Soryeîng Cenre. Hîs researc ocus îs e eoogy o e Sepuagîn and e New Tesamen.
Peter Lampeîs a caîred proessor a e Unîversîy o Heîdeberg în Germany and onorary proessor a e Unîversîy o e Free Sae. Hîs researc încudes Eary Crîsîan sudîes, especîay wîîn e New Tesamen, as we as eary Crîsîan arcaeoogy.
Francois Tolmie îs a proessor în New Tesamen sudîes a e Facuy o heoogy and Reîgîon, Unîversîy o e Free Sae. Hîs researc ocuses on e Gospe o Jon and e Pauîne îeraure, în parîcuary e eers o e Gaaîans and o Pîemon.
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