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Teaching of Jesus

Teaching of Jesus

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T. W. Manson
January 1935
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    In these studies Dr Manson's main object has been to demonstrate two propositions. The first is that the form in which the teaching of Jesus is delivered is determined by two factors: the kind of audience addressed, and the period in the ministry - either before or after Peter's confession. The second is that the key to the contents of the teaching is the prophetic notion of the Remnant: that 'the Son of Man' in the teaching represents Jesus' formulation of the Remnant ideal; and that he is the Son of Man by embodying that ideal in his own person.

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    Table of Contents

    • Part I. Preliminary Questions:
    • 1. Introduction: Problems and Methods
    • 2. The Sources
    • 3. Formal Characteristics of the Teaching
    • Part II. The Contents of the Teaching:
    • 4. God as Father
    • 5. God as King
    • 6. God as King: The Eternal Sovereignty
    • 7. God as King: The Kingdom in the World
    • 8. God as King: The Final Consummation
    • 9. Religion and Morals.
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