Discipleship: James and Paul

In the whole letter, we saw that Paul was writing a letter to the early church and believed there was a problem that would make a difference. Over time, the church dedicated the Bible, and these differences were formed and strengthened by a carefully selected Bible to best protect people's views. Normally, regardless of career. One of the most common arguments comes from the book of James and the idea that it denies the redemption of the faith expressed through Paul's letter to a certain extent.

This article is a social scientific interpretation of James and John's request on the honorary seat of Mark 10: 35-42. When James and John made such a request, they believed that they misunderstood the importance of the disciples. This discussion was established by observing the literature review of Mark 10: 35-42. It is explained that the disciples explained by Mark understand the kind of disciples Jesus requires. Misunderstandings of the discipleship relationship are also described in detail. The aim here is to prove that the disciples Jesus, James and John's disciples misunderstand the meaning of the disciples Mark described in Mark 10: 35-42. This paper contributes to ongoing New Testament scientific research through criticism of the social science of Mark 10: 35-42.

Literature review on the background of Mark 10: 35-42 shows that it is a misunderstanding of the discipleship relationship. In this article we are expanding the misunderstanding of these disciples using social science criticism. Given the family relationship between Jesus and Zebedee, the son of James and John, the first misunderstanding is relativeship. The second one is ambitious. Because the disciples requested that Jesus give their own wishes to them (Mark 10: 35). The third misunderstanding is called honor, because James and John believe that the disciple is about where the person is or where the person is (Mark 10: 36-37). The fourth person is competitive. The other 10 disciples resented and responded, suggesting that they would like to sit on both sides (Mark 10: 41). Finally, Jesus knows that their disciples are sovereignty and authority over others (Mark 10: 42).

Interpretation of the demands of James and John 10: 35-45 The background call for Christian disciples is in chapter 8 verse 22 - chapter 10 verse 52. These miracles emphasize that at this stage the disciples do not fully understand or believe in the son's son and his fate and the mystery of others. In this place, "James and John's request" was placed "Jesus predicted the third death and resurrection" and "Before the treatment of the blind pig". "Jesus predicted the third death and resurrection." This is the third passion to predict that Jesus will tell his disciples about his destiny and death.