RABBOUNI AND MARK 9:5
When Peter addresses Jesus at the Transfiguration as rabbi in Mark 9:5, this form of address does not mean teacher, but lord. This usage is prerabbinic, pre-Jamnian in character, as a survey of Qumran and targumic usage suggests. In this usage rabbi is a title of majesty, as Matthew's kyrie ind...
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Peeters
1990
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Revue biblique
Year: 1990, Volume: 97, Issue: 2, Pages: 207-218 |
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| Summary: | When Peter addresses Jesus at the Transfiguration as rabbi in Mark 9:5, this form of address does not mean teacher, but lord. This usage is prerabbinic, pre-Jamnian in character, as a survey of Qumran and targumic usage suggests. In this usage rabbi is a title of majesty, as Matthew's kyrie indicates (Matt 17:4). À la Transfiguration, lorsque Pierre dit à Jésus rabbi (Marc 9,5), cette formule ne veut pas dire instituteur, mais seigneur. Cet emploi est prérabbinique, antérieur au synode de Jamnia, comme le montrent les usages à Qumrân et dans les targums. Dans ce cas, rabbi est un titre de majesté, comme le kyrie de Matthieu, 17,4. |
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| ISSN: | 2466-8583 |
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