The Shadow of the Galilean by Gerd Theissen

"The Shadow of Galilee" by Gerd Theissen is a fictitious story about the Jewish businessman Andreas looking for information about groups of people named Essex, John the Baptist, and Jesus of Nazareth. During his trip to Jerusalem, Andreas was imprisoned by the Romans. And when his mission was to find Jesus, he insisted that he was part of a polite demonstration. Andreas said, "I have never met Jesus while traveling from Galilee, and I found traces of him everywhere, including stories, stories, traditions and rumors.

As one of my seminary courses, I am reading "Galileo Shadow" by Gerd Theissen. This is a fictional story, and lives with Jesus of one human being, Andreas, and Galilee. During his adventure, he met a series of people with different opinions about Jesus and his teachings. In such a conversation, Andreas is talking with enthusiastic friends - he is a man who promises Rome to leave Israel. This is from Andreas friends.

Gerd Theissen is a famous German Protestant theologian and a New Testament scholar. 60 years ago, he wrote a book called the shadow of Galilee that provided a strict picture of the Jewish social tradition and the political situation of the Bible era. This is a historical novel about Jesus' social world. This book is unique in that the purpose of the author is not only to make the reader happy, but also to teach to explore the world of the New Testament. The hero of Tyson's novel is Andreas, a Jewish businessman recruited by Pilate to become a spy of religion, culture, and even political issues that the Jews and their various sects adhere to. One of his jobs is to influence Jesus and decide whether Jesus is a threat to Rome's peace.

New Testamentologist Gerd Theissen and theologian Dagmar Winter stated that one aspect of this standard is "resistance to tradition". Contrary to the general tendency of the early church, it seems to be history. For example, criticism against Jesus criticizes the tendency of the Early Church to worship him, accuses the Early Church Community as having him with Satan (Matthew 12:24), or remarks like gluttony with a gluttony It lowered the possibility of creating it. (Matthew 11: 19) Theissen and Winter summarized so-called enemy's accreditation. When friends and enemies mention the same incident, these events may be historical. 240

Gerd Theissen's sociology of Palestinian Christianity from the early 1930s to the 1970s was not that ambitious15. He defined his mission as an analysis of typical social attitudes and behavioral descriptions in the Jesuit movement and interactions with the Palestinian Jewish community. He discussed the charisma 16 wandering in the community of the community and their sympathyers and then explained that human Christianity children expressed a charismatic experience wandering around. In dealing with the broader social impact on Jesus' movement, he looked at various factors: socio-economics (without roots), social ecology (countryside, resurrection of Jerusalem), 18 social politics (nominally and De facto nobility) and social culture (reinforcement of the norm as a reaction to assimilation). In the last part of the book I will explain the role of Jesuits to suppress attacks and the relative lack of success in Palestine.