BETHANY BEYOND THE JORDAN: JOHN 1:28 AND THE LONGER GOSPEL OF MARK
The Gospel of John is not the only gospel to refer to a place called Bethany east of the Jordan river. The longer Gospel of Mark (better known as "Secret Mark") depicts Jesus raising a young man in "Bethany" while Jesus is travelling through Peraea. A study of the relevant topogr...
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Peeters
2003
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Revue biblique
Year: 2003, Volume: 110, Issue: 4, Pages: 497-516 |
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Summary: | The Gospel of John is not the only gospel to refer to a place called Bethany east of the Jordan river. The longer Gospel of Mark (better known as "Secret Mark") depicts Jesus raising a young man in "Bethany" while Jesus is travelling through Peraea. A study of the relevant topographical references in this expanded version of Mark supports the recent claim by Jordanian archaeologists to have rediscovered Bethany beyond the Jordan at Wadi Kharrar in Jordan. L'évangile de Jean n'est pas le seul à faire allusion à un endroit appelé Béthanie à l'est du Jourdain. La version longue de Marc (l'Évangile secret de Marc) décrit Jésus ressuscitant un jeune homme à Béthanie, alors qu'il passait par la Pérée. L'étude des références topographiques dans cette version longue de Marc conforte la récente affirmation par les archéologues Jordaniens d'avoir découvert ce Béthanie au Wadi Kharrar (Jordanie). |
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ISSN: | 2466-8583 |
Contains: | Enthalten in: Revue biblique
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