From: Jonathan Robie (jonathan@texcel.no)
Date: Sat Oct 31 1998 - 10:42:10 EST
At 07:30 AM 9/1/98 -0500, Carl W. Conrad wrote:
>At 7:36 AM -0500 8/31/98, Jonathan Robie wrote:
>Good that you called me on this; I got carried away by the word rhythm. No,
>there isn't the recurrence of the word patterns you were calling attention
>to.
Wow! I've now been right as often as one or two times when I disagree with
you! This is kind of like the first time I beat my father in chess...
But would you still classify the recurrence of the word patterns as
liturgical, as opposed to story-telling? How would you distinguish the two?
I'm afraid that I'm stepping into a whole can of worms I have never looked
at, genres of writing in the NT...is there a good starting point for me?
>I really was referring simply to the recurrent pattern of LABWN ...
>EULOGHSEN KAI KATEKLASEN ... KAI EDIDOU TOIS MAQHTAIS ..., which is
>intended, I think, to link the wilderness feedings to the Last Supper
>account.
Yes, these phrases do seem to imply an intentional connection between the two.
Jonathan
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