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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Jesus and the Eyewitnesses

Book • 2008

Richard Bauckham

Dans "Jesus and the Eyewitnesses", Richard Bauckham soutient que les récits évangéliques reposent sur des témoignages directs de témoins oculaires.

Il examine les personnages secondaires nommés dans les évangiles, les procédés littéraires utilisés par les auteurs, et la concordance des noms avec les données démographiques de la Palestine de l'époque.

Bauckham réfute l'hypothèse d'une transmission anonyme et collective des traditions, proposant un modèle où des leaders individuels, ayant côtoyé Jésus, ont joué un rôle crucial dans la transmission des récits.

Son ouvrage a suscité de nombreux débats dans le milieu académique, remettant en question les interprétations traditionnelles des évangiles.

L'approche de Bauckham offre une nouvelle perspective sur l'historicité des évangiles.

Mentioned by

Robert Cunningham

Mentioned in 9 episodes

Recommended as a good starting point for understanding the oral tradition behind the Gospels.

How Did the New Testament Come to Be?

Mentioned by Tim Keller as the author of a book that discusses the historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus.

Discovering the Gospel

Recommended by

Tim Mackie

as an important, well-researched study on the role of eyewitness testimony in the Gospels.

Old Testament Manuscripts & the Making of the New Testament (Remastered)

Mentioned as the author of 'Jesus and the Eyewitnesses' which argues the gospels are based on eyewitness testimony.

Lectio The Case for Jesus: Question and Answer

Mentioned by

Kyle Thompson

as a book providing compelling evidence for the historicity of Jesus and the Gospels.

JUSTIN BRIERLEY | Why I'm Still a Christian (Ep. 746)

Recommended by

Alisa Childers

as a great resource.

#314 Does the Bible Contain the Right Gospels? With Adam Claasen

Recommended by

Robert Cunningham

as the most definitive work on Jesus and eyewitnesses.

Mentioned by

Jimmy Akin

in chapter 4 as a source of information on the prevalence of the name Mary in first-century Palestine.

#020 The Mysterious Marys?

Mentioned by

Frank Turek

in reference to Richard Baucom's analysis of names used in the New Testament versus Gnostic Gospels.

Can I Trust the Bible? with Dr. Andy Steiger

Mentioned by

Adam Claasen

as a book that argues for eyewitness primacy as a model for gospel reliability.

#354 Are the Gospels Anonymous? A Scholar Responds, with Adam Claasen

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