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Tension in Synoptic Sayings and Stories
Interpretation 34 (2):138-150 (1980)
Abstract
The words of religion promote a hidden hypocrisy, an intellectual acceptance and a legalistic obedience which do not transform. Jesus and the Evangelists were seeking something more, as careful study of their language showsOther Versions
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