Jesus’s Religion, Praxis and Experience of God
Doering, Lutz
Research article (book contribution) | Peer reviewedAbstract
An analysis of the key points of reference in seeing Jesus as a religious Jew – including his basic influences and commitments, religious formation and Jewish observance, tradition and innovation, personal charisma, hope and aspiration, experience of God, ideas about Israel and the Twelve Tribes, worship and the Temple, Purity and Holiness, Healing and Health, the Kingdom of God, the life of the messianic community, his mystical experience, and (so far as it can be known or inferred) his selfunderstanding.
Details about the publication
Publisher: Bockmuehl. Markus
Book title: New Cambridge Companion to Jesus
Page range: 26-43
Publishing company: Cambridge University Press
Place of publication: Cambridge
Status: Published
Release year: 2024
Language in which the publication is written: English
Link to the full text: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/new-cambridge-companion-to-jesus/jesuss-religion-praxis-and-experience-of-god/506E64E70A51D68E28F85DB029633ED7
Keywords: Jesus; Second Temple Judaism; Torah; halakhah; Temple; kingdom of God; exorcisms; therapies; Sabbath; divorce; purity; Prophet like Moses
Authors from the University of Münster
| Doering, Lutz | Professorship of New Testament and Ancient Judaism (Prof. Doering) Centre for Eastern Mediterranean History and Culture (GKM) Cluster of Excellence "Religion and Politics" |