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Robinson, A New Quest of the Historical Jesus, SCM, London, 1959 and for scholarly criticism of it see Van. A. Harvey and Schubert M. Ogden in " How New Is the `New Quest of the Historical Jesus?" The Historical Jesus and the Kerygmatic Christ: Essays on the New Quest of the Historical Jesus, Trans. and edited by C.E. Braaten and R. A. Harrisville, Abingdon Press, NY, 1964; also A. Harvey, Jesus and the Constraints of History, Westminster, Philadelphia, 1982; and for a good survey of material on "new quest" see H. Zahrnt, The Historical Jesus, Trans. by J.S. Bowden, London, 196 294 116 294 Grillmeier, Ibid, 4, see also W.R. Matthews, The Problem of Christ in the Twentieth Century. An Essay on the Incarnation, London, 1950; Vincent Taylor, The Names of Jesus, Macmillan, London, 1953; his The Life and Ministry of Jesus, London, 1954; and The Person of Christ in New Testament Teaching, Macmillan, London, 1958; John Knox, Criticism and Faith, London, 1953; also The Death of Christ: The Cross in New Testament History and Faith, NY, 195 295 295 E. Kasemann, Ibid, SCM, London, 1964, 2 296 296 Ibid, 38, for a very good discussion and summary of these issues see Hugh Anderson, Jesus and Christian Origins, Oxford UP, NY, 1964, ch. I, 16-34 and ch. III, 105-134; also see B. Gerhardsson, Memory and Manuscript. Oral Tradition and Written Transmission in Rabbinic Judaism and Early Christianity, Uppsala, 1961, 325f 297 297 Quoted from Grillmeier, Ibid, 298 298 A. M. Ramsey, An Era in Anglican Theology, From Gore to Temple, Scribner's Sons, N.Y., 1960, 2 299 1962, 3 299 A. M. Ramsey, The Resurrection of Christ, An Essay in Biblical Theology, Geoffery Bles, London, 300 300 Ibid, 301 301 Ibid, 7- 302 302 H. Kung, Ibid, 402-0 303 303 Ibid, 40 304 304 K. Armstrong, A History of God, The 4000-Year Quest of Judaism, Christianity and Islam, A.A. Knopf, N.Y., 1994, 8 305 305 Ibid, 86-8 306 306 Ibid, 8 307 307 Ibid, 8 308 308 R. A. Norris, Jr., (Ed. and Trans.), The Christological Controversy, 309 309 Ibid, 3, also see P. Fredriksen, From Jesus to Christ, Yale UP, New Haven, 1988, 56-5 310 310 T. S. Kepler (Ed.), Contemporary Thinking About Jesus, Abingdon-Cokesbury Press, N.Y., N.D., 223, it was also published by Greenwood Press, N.Y., 1969; see Walter Kasper, Jesus The Christ, Paulist Press, NY, 1977, 15-20 311 311 Ibid, Abingdon edition, 223, for more details see A.C. Knudson, The Doctrine of Redemption, Abingdon-Cokesbury Press, N.Y., 1933, 318-3 312 312 Baillie, Ibid, 8 313 313 Ibid, 314 314 Ibid, 315 315 Kepler (Ed.), Ibid, 22 316 316 Charles Gore, The Incarnation of the Son of God, Scribner's Sons, N.Y., 1902, 1 317 317 Kepler (ed.),, 22 318 318 Ibi 319 319 Ibi 320 320 See Grillmeier, Ibid 125-12 321 321 Karl Barth, The Doctrine of the Word of God, 420 quoted from Baillie, Ibid, 135-13 322 322 Baillie, Ibid, 13 323 323 Ibid, 13
324 324 Ibid, 13 325 325 L. Hodgson, The Doctrine of the Trinity, London, 1943; also his The Doctrine of the Atonement, Scribner's, NY, 1951; see also F. D. Maurice, The Kingdom of Christ, SCM, London, 1958; J. Moltmann, The Trinity and the Kingdom, Harper & Row, San Francisco, 1981 326 327 327 See Moltmann, Ibid, 144; for a good discussions of related issues see C. C. Richardson, The Doctrine of the Trinity, Abingdon, NY, 1958; K. Rahner, The Trinity, Herder & Herder, NY, 1970 and his Rahner and W. Thusing, A New Christology, Seabury Press, NY, 1980 328 328 Ibid, 140 329 329 For more details see Oscar Cullmann, The Christology of The New Testament, Trans. by Shirley C. Guthrie and Charles A. M. Hall, Westminster, Philadelphia, 1963, 13-30-5 330 330 Kepler (Ed.), Ibid, 2 331 331 Ibid, 25-2 332 332 S. J. Case, Jesus-A New Biography, Greenwood Press, NY, 1968, 38 333 333 Ibid, 26, also see S.J. Case's article "The Return to the Historical Jesus", in Kepler, Ibid, 64-68; also Case, Jesus- A New Biography, UP, Chicago, 1927, 104-115, also 386-8 334 334 J. Jeremias, Ibid, 7 335 335 Ibid, 79-8 336 336 Geza Vermes, Jesus the Jew, A Historian's Reading of the Gospels, Collins, London, 1973, 9 337 337 Geza Vermes, Ibid, 86 338 338 Ibid, 8 339 339 Ibid, 9 340 340 See M. Hengel, Judaism and Hellenism, London, 1974; also his The Zealots, Edinburgh, 198 341 341 G. Thessen, The First Followers of Jesus, London, 1978; and his The Shadow of the Galilean: The Quest of the Historical Jesus in Narrative Form, London, 198 342 342 In addition to Vermes' Jesus the Jew his two other works address the same issue. See his Jesus and the World of Judaism, London, 1983 and his The Religion of Jesus the Jew, London, 199 343 343 See Bruce D. Chilton, A Galilean Rabbi and His Bible: Jesus' Use of the Interpreted Scripture of His Time, Glazier, Wilmington, DE, 1984 344 344 E. P. Sanders, Jesus and Judaism, SCM Press, London, and Fortress Press, Phila., 1985, 31 345 345 Hick in Hoffmann (Ed.), Jesus, 21 346 346 Hick, The Metaphor of God incarnate, 19 347 347 Gore, The Incarnation of the Son of God, 1 348 348 See H. Conzelmann, An Outline of the Theology of the New Testament, SCM Press, London, 1969, 8 349 349 See O. Cullmann, The Christology of the New Testament, SCM Press, London, 1963, 3 350 350 See F. Hahn, The Titles of Jesus in Christology, Lutterworth Press, London, 1969, 352-40 351 351 R.H. Fuller, The Foundations of New Testament Christology, Scribners, NY, 127-2 352 352 V. Taylor, The Names of Jesus, Macmillan, London, 1953, 16-1 353 353 Grillmeier, Ibid, 10, see also Richard N. Longeneker, The Christology of Early Jewish Christianity, Alec R. Allenson, Naperville, ILL, 1970, 26-32; also see J. Danielou, The Theology of Jewish Christianity, Trans. by J.A. Baker, Regnery, Chicago, 196 354 354 Ibid, 4 355 355 Ibid, 46, for more details of M. Werner's position on the issue see his The Formation of Christian Doctrine, London, 1957, 120-6 356 356 Werner, The Formation, 13 357 357 Grillmeier, Ibid, 4 117
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