The Mission of Jesus

Samuel Byrskog (Herausgegeben von) Born 1957; 1994 ThD at Lund University; currently Professor of New Testament Studies and Dean of the Faculty of Theology at Lund University.Tobias Hägerland (Herausgegeben von) Born 1975; 2009 DD at University of Gothenburg; currently Assistant Professor of New Testament Studies and Director of Studies at the Centre for Theology and Religious Studies at Lund University.

• Samuel Byrskog/Tobias Hägerland: Introduction ‒ Per Bilde: Can It Be Justified to Talk about Scholarly Progress in the History of Modern Jesus Research since Reimarus? ‒ Halvor Moxnes: The Mission of Jesus to "the Totality of the Jewish Land" in Schleiermacher's Life of Jesus ‒ Samuel Byrskog: What is Historical about the Mission of the Historical Jesus? Rudolf Bultmann and the Hermeneutics of Memory ‒ Jostein Ådna: The Messianic Claim of Jesus: An Appreciation and Appraisal of Martin Hengel's Portrayal of the Historical Jesus ‒ Kari Syreeni: From John's Ministry to the Mission of Jesus: The Question of Continuity and Change in a Psychological Perspective ‒ Mogens Müller: The Effect of Jesus as Source for the Historical Figure ‒ Eve-Marie Becker: Jesus and Capernaum in the Apostolic Age: Balancing Sources and their Evidence ‒ Renate Banschbach Eggen: Do the Parables Tell Us Something about the Mission of Jesus? ‒ Matti Kankaanniemi: Mission as Reaction: Exhausted Jesus at the Well of Sychar ‒ Tobias Hägerland: The Role of the Disciples in the Prophetic Mission of Jesus ‒ Ville Auvinen: " Eloi, eloi, lema sabakhthani " (Mark 15:34) - A Cry of Despair or Trust?