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Four Gospels, One Jesus?: A Symbolic Reading is unavailable, but you can change that!

Four Gospels, One Jesus? introduces Jesus through the four Gospel authors' portraits of him. Burridge gives a clear interpretation of each author's depiction of Jesus and compares the Gospels with classical biographies. He also uses symbols to represent each image of Jesus which include a human face, lion, ox, and eagle. The text of this new edition has been updated to include developments in...

narrative—although there is the interesting note, unique to Mark, that Jesus was ‘with the wild beasts’! Then, lion-like, Jesus bounds off into his work—proclaiming the kingdom of God and repentance (1:14–15), forming a group of disciples (1:16–20) and engaging in a teaching and healing ministry, the man with an unclean spirit in the synagogue (1:21–28), Peter’s mother-in-law (1:29–31), many others who are sick or possessed (1:32–34), going round the towns and synagogues of Galilee (1:35–39) and
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