Johann Heinrich Heidegger's Introduction to the NT (Gospels)

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The next installment from Heidegger is requiring a lot of extra research, but it is on the way.

 

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Here, Heidegger gives us his list of the greatest Patristic and Reformed Interpreters of the Gospels.

 

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Heidegger gives us his list of Lutheran Interpreters of the Gospels.

 

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...and of Roman Catholic Interpreters of the Gospels as well.

 

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Here, Heidegger gives us the best Patristic and Reformed Interpreters on the Gospel of Matthew. Precious.

 

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Continuing in our New Testament Survey, we come to the demonstration of the Savior's love in His voluntary humiliation and abasement. (Scan to the bottom for the video.)

 

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The love of the Savior for His people is so great that He was willing to descend into the depths of humiliation, even unto the cursed death of the cross, drinking the cup of the wrath of God, for their salvation.

Let us stand amazed, and wonder, and adore!

Scroll to the bottom for "The Humiliation of Christ, Part 2"

 

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Heidegger here gives the very best Lutheran and Roman Catholic interpreters on the Gospel of Matthew.

 

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Perhaps you are like many, having spent comparatively less time in Mark, than in Matthew and Luke. Join us as we follow Heidegger's introductory study of the Gospel of Mark!

 

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Heidegger's introductory study on the Gospel of Matthew is now available in its entirety!

 

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Here, Heidegger discusses the origin and propriety of the titles of the Gospels. Interesting...

 

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Is the Evangelist Mark the same as the John Mark of Acts? Heidegger does a little digging...

 

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Heidegger briefly presents the life and martyrdom of the Evangelist Mark.

 

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In gathering the New Testament, the Early Church was seeking the Apostolic writings. So, how is it that Mark's Gospel was included?

See Heidegger's brief discussion.

 

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Is the Gospel of Mark an abridgment of Matthew?

Heidegger addresses the question...

 

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There was an ancient rumor that the Gospel of Mark was originally written in Latin.

Heidegger and De Moor investigate...

 

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What can we learn from history about the time of the writing of the Gospel of Mark? Difficult...

 

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If you find that you have neglected the Gospel of Mark, this is a good time to give this portion of Sacred Writ some of the attention it deserves!

Heidegger's detailed outline of Mark...

 

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Here, Heidegger gives us a brief outline of the contents of the Gospel of Mark...

 

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Here, Heidegger gives a list of the best Commentators on the Gospel of Mark...

 

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Heidegger's introduction to the Gospel of Mark is available in its entirety (free and online) at www.fromreformationtoreformation.com/new-testament-survey .

 

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Follow along with us, as Heidegger takes us through an Introduction to the Gospel of Luke!

 

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Heidegger reflects on the title of the Gospel of Luke and its origin...

 

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Who was the Evangelist Luke? What does Church History have to say about him?

Heidegger provides a sketch...

 

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What do we know for sure about Luke the Evangelist?

Heidegger helps us to sort the tradition...

 

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Why did Luke put pen to paper, and write his Gospel? Happily, we are not left to guess...

Heidegger takes us through Luke 1:1-3.

 

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Luke wrote his Gospel and Acts to a man named Theophilus? What do we know about him?

Heidegger relays the scanty evidence.

 

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Heidegger takes a brief look at some of the Gospel of Luke's distinctive emphases...

 

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Heidegger takes a brief glance at some of the unique features of Luke's Greek...

 

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Marcan Priority so dominates modern scholarship that we might be surprised to learn that the ancient church almost univocally affirms that Matthew wrote first, and that some Reformation-era scholars believed that Luke was first.

Heidegger walks us through this discussion...