Jesus and Jerusalem and the "Things That Make for Peace"

The city of Jerusalem is intimately and centrally connected to the Gospel narratives about Jesus the Christ, in such a way that the author suggests that the city itself become another character in that narrative. Understanding the history and religious symbolism of the city adds another layer of mea...

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Published in:Word & world
Main Author: Hoffman, Mark G. Vitalis (Author)
Format: Print Article
Language:English
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Published: Seminaries [2020]
In: Word & world
IxTheo Classification:HC New Testament
KBL Near East and North Africa
Further subjects:B Jerusalem in the Bible
B Jesus Christ - Crucifixion
B Bible. Gospels - Theology - Christology
B Jesus Christ - Resurrection
B Bible. New Testament - Geography
B Sociology, Biblical
B Jerusalem (Symbol)
B Jesus Christ - Ministry
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Summary:The city of Jerusalem is intimately and centrally connected to the Gospel narratives about Jesus the Christ, in such a way that the author suggests that the city itself become another character in that narrative. Understanding the history and religious symbolism of the city adds another layer of meaning to the understanding of Holy Week, Good Friday, and Easter.
ISSN:0275-5270
Contains:Enthalten in: Word & world