SYLLABUS - Q 2 - Fall '09

 

Introduction  

  Q's beginnings 


Ch 1 - Critical edition of Q

     Study of Jesus                       

Narrative gospels vs sayings' gospel  

Redaction of Q 

    this 'generation' 

   judgement and generation explained       

Original (archaic) sayings of Jesus in Q 

    the sayings and Jesus' ministry 

   Jesus' ministry in Galilee 

   the 'mission instruction'            

 

Ch 2 - Jesus: Easter to the Apostles' Creed 

Resurrection in this context 

    resurrection appearances 

   personal resurrection 'now' or 'later' 

   2 views in Pauline school                          

Q and GoT in this resurrection development 

   The 'living' Jesus 

   Jesus' death                             

Gnostic influence on Christian writings 

    note on gnostic time-element of the appearances

Gnostic influence also before Easter 

Two-level format in GoT 

    from 'sayings' to 'dialogue' 

   before Easter 

   summary 

   Conclusion 

 

Ch 3 - The real Jesus of the 'sayings Gospel' Q

   The 'sayings gospel' as presentation of Jesus      

What Jesus is telling us in his sayings 

    Q's interpretation of the Lord's Prayer  

   More about Jesus' lifestyle                                 

'Death' and 'cross' in Q 

    Another chance for 'this generation'      

From Q to us 

  Mt connects Jesus and the church          


Ch 4 - Very Goddess and Very Man - Jesus' Better Self

   The beginning of christology

   Possessed by the spirit 

   Adoptionism 

   Subordinationism 

The Gender of God 

    The inclusiveness of Wisdom christology 

   The visual image of Resurrection 

   A new lease on life 


Ch 5 - The Son of Man in the sayings gospel of Q

    Titles in the layers of Q 

   Lord – Son of God - Son of Man

   Q's Son of Man sayings in Jesus' public ministry               

   The apocalyptic son of man 

 

Ch 6 - Jesus' theology in the Sayings Gospel of Q

    Jesus’ sayings about the K o G 

   Jesus and John the Baptist 

   Jesus and the K o G 

   Jesus’ conduct and action 

   God reigning in Jesus’ public ministry 

   From Jesus forward to the redaction of Q

 

Ch 7 - What Jesus had to say 

 

Ch 8 - Jesus in Q and Liberation Theology           

   John’s gospel vs Q 

 

Ch 9 - The Image of Jesus in Q 

   Jesus and feminism                                     

  Jesus and apocalypticism                    

  Q or kerygma (gospel/teaching of the Church) 

  The image of Jesus in Q                     

 

Ch 10 - Q - from John to Mt via Jesus 

    Albert Schweitzer's apocalyptic paradigm         

   Elimination of the Son of Man 

   Revival of Q studies                                

   Koester and the early sapiential layer in Q            



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Q - The Jesus Gospel - Syllabus Fall '08

 

Introduction

   Why a course about Q

Historical Background

   Q in the "Two Source" theory

   Q 're-constructed'

Order, extend, setting of Q

  Date and Strata of Q

   Original language

   Written or Oral tradition

   Social context

   Oral-communication environment

Q and the Jewish tradition

Galilee - society and economy

  Q in this setting

The Q-people

   Form of speech

   Q - its saying/discourses

Q and the Gospels

  Gospel of Thomas

   Q as the Gospel of Jesus

Jesus' view of himself in Q 

   Titles - Messiah - Son of God 

   Jesus' view of his own death

Q and Re-conception of Christian origins

   Authority of the Jesus-sayings

   What came from Jesus

   Jesus' sayings in the gospels

Helpful modes of contemporary literature 

  Anecdote - Character & ethos

   Application to Q

   Q in Mt and Lk

Particulars

  Views and Opinions 

   Life Style in Q 

   Kingdom of God in Q 

   Q apocalyptic - yes/no 

   Q individualistic vs social reform 

   Christology in Q                                      

   'Trust' in Q 

   Covenantal Renewal Q 6:20-49            

   John Baptist in Q                             

Seminar on Christian Origins - Westar

  Its Insights in Q document

 


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Q - The Jesus Gospel

   Why a course about Q

Historical Background

  Q in the "Two Source" theory

   Q 're-constructed'

Order, extend, setting of Q

  Date and Strata of Q

   Original language

   Written or Oral tradition

   Social context

   Oral-communication environment

Q and the Jewish tradition

   Reflection

Galilee - society and economy

  Q in this setting

The Q-people

  Form of speech

   Q - its saying/discourses

Q and the Gospels

  Gospel of Thomas

   Q as the Gospel of Jesus

Jesus' view of himself in Q 

   Titles - Messiah - Son of God 

   Jesus' view of his own death

Q and Re-conception of Christian origins

   Authority of the Jesus-sayings

   What came from Jesus

   Jesus' sayings in the gospels

Helpful modes of contemporary literature 

  Anecdote - Character & ethos

   Application to Q

   Q in Mt and Lk

Seminar on Christian Origins - Westar

  Insights in Q document

 




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