Geschichte des Urchristenthums [Paperback]

This three-volume work of 1838 recounts the history of Palestinian Judaism at the time of Jesus by using primary sources.This three-volume work of more than 2,000 pages, published in 1838, may be regarded as marking the modern period in the Christian study of Judaism. Gfr?rer (180361) was the first scholar who attempted to recount the history of Palestinian Judaism at the time of Jesus by using primary sources.This three-volume work of more than 2,000 pages, published in 1838, may be regarded as marking the modern period in the Christian study of Judaism. Gfr?rer (180361) was the first scholar who attempted to recount the history of Palestinian Judaism at the time of Jesus by using primary sources.A keen student of theology, August Friedrich Gfr?rer (180361) became professor of history at the University of Freiburg and also sat as a representative in the Frankfurt parliament, agitating for the reunification of Protestantism and Catholicism. This three-volume work, published in 1838, may be regarded as marking the modern period in the Christian study of Judaism. Gfr?rer was the first scholar who attempted to recount the history of Palestinian Judaism at the time of Jesus by using primary source material and without pursuing an obvious apologetic or polemic agenda. More than 2,000 pages in length, the work is a formidable scholarly achievement of lasting value in the field of religious studies. Volume 2 discusses the authenticity and literary character of the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke. According to Gfr?rer, the Gospel of John has a distinct character which sets it apart from the other Gospels.Part I. Lukas: 1. Unsicherheit der alten Zeugnisse ?ber die Aechtheit neutestamentlicher Schriften; 2. Zusammensetzung des Evangeliums Luc?; 3. Die Sage von der Kindheit Jesu, sammt seiner Wirksamkeit am See Tiberias; 4. Die Sage von der Wirksamkeit Christi ausserhalb Galil?a und vor dem lezten Aufenthalte in Jerusalem; 5. Die Sage von den lezten Schicksalen Christi inl³!