RT Article
T1 ‘Till Death Do Us Part’? Or the Continuation of Marriage in the Eschaton? Answering Recent Objections to the Traditional Reading of Gameo - Gamizo in the Synoptic Gospels
JF Filología neotestamentaria
VO 25
SP 57
OP 74
A1 Makujina, John ca. Ende 20. Jh./Anfang 21. Jh.
LA English
YR 2012
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1821472896
AB B. Witherington III et al. propose that gameo and gamizo in Matt 22,30 (par. Mark 12,25; Luke 20,34-36) describe entrance into marriage rather than the state of marriage. Consequently, these passages indicate no more than the impossibility of new marriages in the resurrection; they do not, by themselves, insists Witherington, teach the termination of existing marriages, as has been ordinarily assumed. In contrast, this article argues for the traditional interpretation of these texts by demonstrating that when combined gameo and gamizo posses an idiomatic value and refer to the institution of marriage and the family, which, according to Jesus, will end with this age.
K1 Luke 20,34-36
K1 Luke 17,26-28
K1 Mark 12,25
K1 Matthew 22,30
K1 Jeremiah 29,4-7
K1 marriage in the eschaton
K1 Marriage