* He did not claim that he was inspired, but it seemed good idea to him to write his book. Whether this change was made to harmonize with Matthew’s account or to reflect Mark’s original text cannot be determined. “Neil, You’ve done a clean job in your posting on ‘Jesus the Healer’. Crowds become too much for the prophet or apostle. [23]Compare Mark 11:12–14 with Luke 13:6–9. By Brian Chilton| The Four Gospels are the primary documents that describe the life and teachings of Jesus. Mark 10:44-45...and whoever wants to be first must be slave of all.For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many. Tags: Gospel of Luke, Gospel of Mark, Marcion, The Twelve Apostles, The Twelve Disciples. This is why Mark wrote the gospel he did – he wanted to show that their suffering was not in vain because Jesus really is who He says He is and that He understands what it’s like to serve and suffer. (4) Luke eliminates Aramaic in Mark. Explain how and why Luke may have edited Mark’s Gospel. Do you not believe that Ireneaus’ connections in the court of Commodus were enough for him to have the Marcionites persecuted at the end of the 2nd century? Based on internal evidence, it seems that Mark's Gospel was the first to be written and circulate. Church Fathers wrote, and Bruce Metzger and Bart Ehrman agree, that Marcion edited Luke to fit his own theology, Marcionism. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Your email address will not be published. This may explain why Mark has a story prior to the Crucifixion, in which a woman pours perfume over Jesus (Mark 14:3–9): Jesus is thereby prepared for burial even before his death. A third example concerns the woman’s understanding of who Jesus is: in Luke’s story, the woman understands enough about Jesus’ identity to anticipate his ability to forgive, while at the end of the story, the dinner guests are still wondering who Jesus is. In Mark, Jesus calls and the disciples mysteriously follow immediately. For example, he omits the story where Jesus’ family thinks that he is insane. I found that covering Luke's Gospel in 11 chapters of 2,500 words each was a major challenge. That’s assuming that Marcion’s gospel doesn’t include the commissioning of Peter, but you sure that it doesn’t? Note that I do not use the term ‘amateur’ pejoratively. 1. [31] Luke omits Mark’s anointing story in order to focus our gaze on other aspects of Jesus’ ministry. Gospel According to Mark, second of the four New Testament Gospels and, with Matthew and Luke, one of the three Synoptic Gospels. Thank you for this careful and engaged reading of my work – much appreciated!”, “Very good. But they diverge on the details: in Mark’s Gospel, the disciples are primarily portrayed as “learners,” which is a nice way of saying that they still have a lot to learn. Very short answer: He didn’t want anyone confusing Jesus with the Egyptian Prophet! How and why would Luke have edited Mark 14:3-9 contrasted with Luke 7:36-50? Let me digress a bit here to say that, while this pattern is generally recognized by scholars, when I read Brown’s work on Luke, I was able to add another line to my chart: the names of the key disciples. as individual as personal testimonies; they each approach Jesus from a different angle.”[30] So it is perhaps no surprise that, given the limitations under which they had to work, the Gospel writers would choose different stories in order to highlight or de-emphasize certain aspects of Jesus’ life. They are called not to go out into the world at first, but to be with Jesus. . Because they can be understood together. An unidentified woman enters and anoints Jesus’ head. According to course materials (Bible, textbook, digital materials linked below, etc. But Luke has a different remembrance: his account of the Last Supper contains Jesus’ command to “do this in remembrance of me.”[28] Mark’s story of the Last Supper does not. Luke wrote the Gospel of Luke, which emphasizes Jesus Christ's humanity. The Gospel of Rome vs. the Gospel of Jesus Christ: Two New testament Responses from the Churches Founded by Paul by Marianne P. Bonz May 30, 1998, Harvard University. I pose the question about Luke’s omission not because it is possible to answer it definitively, but because considering it creates an opportunity to think about the distinct interests that Mark and Luke bring to their stories of Jesus’ life. But what about the omission? No way Ole Turnip-head got 70 million plus votes. But there is one more issue we must consider: despite the omission of Mark 14:3–9, Luke’s Gospel does feature a story where a woman anoints Jesus. The reasons for thinking that Luke wrote with Mark in hand include: (1) Luke is clearly following the order of events that Mark follows. In fact, Godfrey is extremely well read and his librarian skills have brought many important academic works to my attention. dissenting view among the ‘Catholics.’ If the latter be the case, which it obviously is, then the Catholic bishops could very well have destroyed Marcion’s original gospel, leaving those who followed his views to have to recreate it by editing one of the canonical gospels according to his principles. Given that, in Mark 14:9, Jesus proclaims that wherever the gospel is preached, the woman’s actions will be spoken of as a memorial of her, it is perhaps ironic that Luke omits this passage from his own Gospel. . (Talbert, p.63). . And straightway they forsook their nets, and followed him. “Neil, for what it is worth it is obvious to me that if you had earlier in life tracked into a graduate program at one of the world’s leading research universities you would be one of the world’s formidable ones. And in other areas too: Why does Jesus mention his deeds at Capernaum before he is said to have entered Capernaum? Next, both stories present the complaint against the anointing as ironic: in Mark, she is accused of “wasting” ointment, but the reader knows that ointment used to pronounce Jesus priest and king and to prophetically announce his suffering and death is anything but wasted. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. However, more recent research[17] has complicated this picture by observing that Luke has a strong tendency to feature women in stereotypically female roles. [32]Although if Mark is not “in order” but Luke is, this may not be an issue. [10] These six instances reflect Mark’s vision of discipleship: Mark teaches that Jesus doesn’t expect his disciples to be flawless; he expects them to stick close by so that they might increase in understanding. Some ask why the ointment, which was incredibly expensive, was wasted when it could have been sold and the money given to the poor. Conversely, if there were two anointings, then we are left without information regarding how much editing Luke did of the traditions which he received. For example, Luke was not an apostle, but he was a protégé of the apostle Paul. Yes each gospel characterized him differently partly because of the individual characteristics of the authors and the audience their gospel was directed towards. It’s from then that the Nag Hammadi collection (hidden during a time of such persecution) dates. Yet Luke would challenge this, not just in his Gospel but also in a second work, the Acts of the Apostles, where women are active in the early church. In Mark the Disciples were still seen as they had a lot more to learn. More women appear in his universalist Gospel than any other one, and he had particular interest in Jesus’ female relatives, especially, Mary, the only woman to appear in both his Gospel and Acts. So when Peter is commanded to cast his net in the sea and he replies, “At your word I will do it”, it is plausibly to think that the reader is meant to understand that Peter already knows the power of Jesus’ word. More importantly, Luke’s transformation of the woman from an insider of Jesus’ circle into a well-known sinner also participates in a uniquely Lukan dynamic. [18] But it is also true that Luke ennobles these roles: Luke features women who serve, but he also redefines serving not as a demeaning task but rather as a key Christian act and, in fact, the hallmark of authentic Christian leadership. A second reason that Luke may have omitted Mark’s story is due to its portrayal of women’s roles. It consists of the material found in Mark 14:3–9, a text which describes Jesus’ anointing by a woman in Bethany. Why is he mentioned without any explanation when he first appears? Use the following two sets of passages to support your claim. And if I may make a general comment on the question of what an LDS commentary might have to offer to the larger world of biblical studies: I can think of few analytical approaches more fitting than a special attention to home and family dynamics in sacred text, especially when combined, as Brown has done here, with close attention to and respect for women’s stories. And he sat down, and taught the people out of the ship. On the question of omission, the answer cannot be merely that Mark and John did not have the material. . Mark and Luke said that Peter didn’t know what he said. Hoffmann shows reasons for believing that Tertullian was citing M’s gospel from memory. Apart from calling his disciples at the beginning of his ministry, there is little obvious narrative structural sequence to the events in Mark. Naturally, if we are right in thinking that the author of this was also responsible for Acts in which many Pharisees did become Christians. Clearly, Mark and Luke represent different attitudes towards the temple, but there is no evidence of disagreement between Mark and Luke on the topic of sacred spaces or ordinances in general. Is it my imagination or is there really a sequential narrative development that I see here? How and why would Luke have edited Mark 14:3-9 contrasted with Luke 7:36-50? Then there is an omission before Luke resumes Mark’s story of Judas’ role in the plot to kill Jesus in verses 3–6. Bruce N. Fisk. Filed under: Biblical Studies, New Testament He explains that she has anointed his body in preparation for burial and that what she has done will be told wherever the gospel is preached. For example, he shows how the miraculous catch of fish that accompanies the calling of the disciples[19] is not just evidence of Jesus’ power but also provisions the disciples’ families so they can follow Jesus. Some scholars believe that Mark was a companion and assistant to Peter and based his account on Peter's … Brodie: Beyond the Quest for the Historical Jesus, He then moves to Capernaum. Strategic Texts. We can’t know the latter author’s reasons for making the switch, but we can look at how the change functions in the narrative and see if that can suggest some clue about what the author might have been trying to do. It would have been most contrary to cultural expectations for a woman to anoint Jesus’ head, especially with these symbolic meanings, and so we have our second reason why Luke might have omitted the story. http://ehrmanproject.com . Jesus having refused each temptation, Satan then departed and Jesus returned to Galilee to begin his ministry. This inversion of sacred and profane space continues in the anointing story, where Mark—by featuring the anointing of Jesus in an actual leper’s house instead of in the temple—shows the inversion to be complete. And they beckoned unto their partners, which were in the other ship, that they should come and help them. Both books are addressed to Theophilus (Luke 1:3, Acts 1:1), and Acts begins by mentioning a “former book” which is very likely a reference to the Gospel of Luke. (In Mark Jesus heals Peter’s mother-in-law without a word.) Luke had been a physician, but he left that profession to travel with Paul. We also see this in the Doctrine and Covenants: in a bit of very clever detective work, Brown highlights cases where the Doctrine and Covenants presents information about Jesus’ mortal ministry that would otherwise be unknown. 1605169316. Talbert also observes that with Luke’s narrative the disciples are supplied with a reason to believe in Jesus and follow him. It could be said that Luke equalizes men and women not by moving women into men’s roles but rather by honoring women’s roles. It is also possible that both Mark and Luke work from earlier (oral and/or written) traditions which lack the anointing story and only Mark chose to add the story to this location. [T]heir involvement in these significant events, and their close tie to the Twelve, underscore their roles as primary participants in Jesus’ emerging church.”[15] Further, I appreciated Brown’s repeated emphasis on the idea that women’s stories were not a “special interest”[16] of Luke’s but rather integral to Jesus’ ministry. (Part 1). (Part 2), What Is the Purpose of the Nicodemus Stories in John? Luke’s Christology is different. For example, most interpreters take the woman’s unbound hair in Luke’s account as evidence that she was a prostitute. And Jesus is very patient with them while they do so. (2) The wording is frequently very similar and changes follow a pattern, including omission of the historical present tense (in 150 out of 151 instances), reduction in the use of the words “and” and “immediately,” providing antecedents to pronouns that might be ambiguous, and a more refined style of Greek writing in general. The anointing is further justified by its rich symbolic connotations as the woman’s physical testimony of her prophetic knowledge. Luke's gospel is a product of a kind of Pauline Christianity. The gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke are referred to as the synoptic Gospels because they include many of the same stories, often in a similar sequence and in similar or sometimes identical wording. And it came to pass, that, as the people pressed upon him to hear the word of God, he stood by the lake of Gennesaret, He became a follower after the Lord’s death, when Paul taught him the gospel. The Great Omission is the name generally given to a point in the gospel of Luke at which there is no parallel to a long section (approximately 75 verses) of the gospel of Mark. Latter-day Saint beliefs, perhaps more than those of other Christians, are well suited to accommodate strong editors because we believe in the inspired revision of scripture and we are not tied to the sole authority of a closed canon. And saw two ships standing by the lake: but the fishermen were gone out of them, and were washing their nets. That’s assuming that Marcionites were a separate religion rather than a The alterations range from improving Mark’s grammar, smoothing Mark’s negative portrayal of the apostles, changing the order of events, enhancing Mark’s image of Jesus, expanding Marcan stories… I call them amateurs only for the reason that they don’t have, so far as I know, advanced degrees in the subject. Use the following two sets of passages to support your claim. so why don’t we have Marcion’s actual work then? Mark wrote after Matthew and had a copy of Matthew to draw upon. This is true. If we think Mark is not chronological (either because of the Eusebius statement and/or because of the obvious literary design of the arrangement of the material), then it is hard to imagine how Luke would end up with virtually the same order of events if he had written a draft before handling Mark and/or wasn’t closely following Mark. Jesus casts out a demon – his fame spreads, Jesus enters Peter’s house and heals Peter’s mother-in-law, Many look for Jesus but Jesus leaves them behind. It looks like Luke or some later redactor has got into a muddle and put the first meeting of Peter and Jesus AFTER Jesus visited Peter’s place. By contrast it is readily possible to read the Gospel of Mark as concluding with the total failure of Jesus’ disciples. The claim is made – and this is correct – that no gospel names its author. Calling to follow, with the possibility of failure, is not an option in Luke: And the Lord said, Simon, Simon! ): 1. [38] In the Restoration tradition, part of the role of authorized messengers is to edit and improve texts. Keeping this in mind helps us to accurately frame the discussion of authorship. Mark thus condemns the temple as hopelessly corrupt. Mark 16 is the final chapter of the Gospel of Mark in the New Testament of the Christian Bible.It begins with the discovery of the empty tomb by Mary Magdalene, and Mary the mother of James, and Salome.There they encounter a young man dressed in white who announces the resurrection of Jesus ().The two oldest manuscripts of Mark 16 (from the 300s) then conclude with verse 8, which ends with … It may not feel complete. In Luke, Peter has already seen the power of Jesus’ word when he exorcised a demon with a command and healed Peter’s mother-in-law with a rebuke. a demon is cast out and Jesus’. The term “high” Christology is used for presentations of Jesus that emphasize his divine nature, while “low Christologies” emphasize his human aspects. Did Jesus Model Himself on Elijah? So it is not surprising that Paul refers to Luke’s Gospel as Scripture (1 Tim 5:18; cf. And when they had this done, they inclosed a great multitude of fishes: and their net brake. Indeed Satan has asked for you, that he may sift you as wheat. So Luke relocates the memorial from the telling of the anointing woman’s story to participation in the ritual meal. (See S. Kent Brown, The Testimony of St. Luke, page 32.) And one of the distinguishing characteristics of Luke’s Gospel is that he frequently features similar stories, one about a man and one about a woman, as this slide indicates. Why was the Gospel Narrative set around 30 CE? And they all knew that Christ was born. How might these differing viewpoints explain Luke’s omission of Mark’s anointing story? 1 Mark’s text is regarded as containing a very low Christology: Jesus shows a variety of human emotions[25] and he is not omniscient[26] or omnipotent. Next, Christology refers to the study of the identity of Jesus. After rehearsing the story of “the thief on the cross” countless times from Luke’s gospel account (a story that, sadly, has been misused by many to justify that a person today can be saved without being baptized “for the remission of sins”—Acts 2:38; cf. This insight on the importance of home and family has influenced my own work on Mark as I’ve focused on the kin dynamics and settings of the stories of the Gadarene demoniac, the woman with the hemorrhage, and Jairus’ daughter. And Jesus said unto Simon, Fear not; from henceforth thou shalt catch men. Marcion’s gospel was not a once-and-for-all text — it went through continual revisions. If there was only one anointing and Luke has made these changes to Mark’s narrative, then Luke exercised a relatively free hand in molding details to serve his theological interests. Based on internal evidence, it seems that Mark’s Gospel was the first to be written and circulate. Neil is the author of this post. Augustine of Hippo argued that the Biblical order—Mathew, Mark then Luke—is the correct order, of which the gospels were written. The Gospel of Luke is unique in that it is a meticulous history—an “orderly account” (Luke 1:3) consistent with Luke’s medical mind—often giving details the other accounts omit. Mark first describes Jesus calling Peter and others before going into Peter’s house to heal his mother-in-law. Contrast Luke: as Brown points out, in Luke’s Gospel, references to the temple are frequent and positive. Third, the church in Rome was suffering severe persecution under emperor Nero about this time (AD 64). Luke’s procedure is similar, though Luke’s omissions are more extensive (e.g., Mark 6:45-8:26) and ends up reproducing just 51 percent of Mark’s content. Traditionally since the earliest times of the church, the Evangelists[1] have been ascribed to Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. While Mark doesn’t identify the “some,” there are good reasons to believe that they are the disciples. Luke may also have been writing in general to those who loved God. Longer answer: Step 1: For Mark, the Egyptian Prophet was just one source of many. Related to #4: Matthew and Luke's communities were all very familiar with Mark, and Matthew and Luke couldn't have changed much without exciting protest from … The theme of commissioning the disciples is elsewhere a prominent one in Luke’s gospel. Jesus was tempted three different times. Mark and Matthew didn’t say the disciples fell asleep, but Luke did. I know of no other site which offers a wide range of topics related to careful critical analysis of historically and scripturally related issues.”, “I always enjoy reading Neil’s blog because I think that he is careful, thorough, intellectually fair, and honest.”. to express appreciation for your detailed interaction with what I’ve written!”, “Thanks for your very elaborate review! Next, in recent years, much attention has been paid to the symbolic use of narrative space in Mark’s Gospel. So Mark positions the temple as an unclean leprous house! Most of the Gospel of Mark is included in the Gospel of Luke, as this was one of Luke’s main sources. Mark 14:3-9 slightly gives the description of when Jesus visited the house of Simon the leper and a woman came to the table carrying an alabaster flask with a costly oil of spikenard, broke the flask and poured the oil on Jesus’ head. Mark has highlighted its shortcomings. All Rights Reserved. This original Hebrew version was likely used by … Crowds become too much for the prophet or apostle. John’s last chapter also depicts a miracle of an overwhelming catch of fish at the word of Jesus, and in that context it is clearly a metaphor for the conversions that Peter is expected to accomplish. Matthew introduces us to the Magi, while the others do not. One insight in Brown’s commentary that I found most useful is his notion that home and family are key analytic categories in the text, with many stories emphasizing their importance. It is not difficult to imagine that Luke might have found Mark’s story to detract from the message that he wanted to convey about charity. Both these points combined — the need for the disciples on Jesus’ part, and the complementary commissioning of the disciples — are not found in Mark, yet they are consistent with canonical Luke’s interest elsewhere in establishing the authority of the disciples as commissioned witnesses and coworkers with and for Jesus. [40]See Grant Hardy, Understanding the Book of Mormon. Just in case you`re confused, OTH is Trump, not Biden. Accordingly, when Jesus’ parents find him “sitting in the midst of the doctors, . Luke describes the births of John the Baptist and Jesus Christ. Historians are not sure who this Theophilus (mentioned in Luke 1:3) was, although most likely, he was a Roman with an intense interest in the newly forming Christian religion. In Mark, the disciples are very fallible folks who frequently make mistakes. Via Lena Einhorn and her paper JESUS AND THE EGYPTIAN PROPHET we know that Mark already knew about the Egyptian Prophet and, at a minimum, based some of the stories of … 004894. Brown argues for two different anointings, writing that “the differences [between] the accounts are decisive.”[34] This position has the advantage of preserving the historical reliability of Luke’s narrative. You are doing essentially the same quality now (apart from the philology and languages) except mostly sticking to commenting on others’ work as informed comment/discussion.”. So is the shared irony of the complaint evidence of overlap, or are the differing details evidence of separation? Mark 9:35 Sitting down, Jesus called the Twelve and said, "If anyone wants to be first, he must be the very last, and the servant of … . Although there is absolutely no agreement among NT scholars on the order in which Matthew, Mark, and Luke were written, many think Luke depended on either Matthew or Mark or both when writing his Gospel (cf. Luke, oddly, first has Jesus going into Peter’s house, and only afterwards calling him and others. This can be seen in the passages below. It occurs in Luke 7. This is because proponents of the Two-Source Hypothesis argue that Matthew and Luke did not know one another. Nonetheless, Nephi’s shaping achieves the laudable goal of presenting a clear choice between good and evil and this benefits his readers. [5] They sometimes do not understand what Jesus is saying. Best, John”, — John Moles, September 2011 (personal email). It is episodic in the sense of just one thing after the other. 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