quiz #3 Flashcards
who was the guy who was important in the “quests for the historical Jesus”?
Albert Schweitzer
What are the quests in chronological order
- The Old Quest (first quest)
- The Fall of Questing
- The Decade of Stunned Silence
- The New Quest
- The Third Quest
Which type of Messiah was the most common/ popular?
Royal Messiah
what are three types of sources when questing for the historical jesus?
- Insider Sources
- Outsider Sources
- Material Sources
what does the word “messiah” literally translate to ?
Anointed (having oil poured over ones head)
Which type of Jewish Messiah was 4 Ezra 12:31-34 talking about?
Royal Messiah
which revolt occurred between 132-136 CE?
The Bar Kochba revolt
Who’s idea was this: Was said to put the final nail in the coffin of the First Quest by saying:
a) it’s impossible to find Jesus and
b) who cares? All that matters is the MESSAGE (kerygma).
Rudolph Bultmann
who’s idea was this: Kicked off the First Quest (or Old Quest) by publishing a book about the disciples hiding Jesus’ body and lying about the resurrection to make Jesus’ political revolt into something spiritual when it actually wasn’t.
Hermann Reimarus
whos idea was this: Was the first one to notice that Mark was probably the first (oldest) gospel (“Markan Priority”)
Christian Weisse
who’s idea was this: Made up the concept of “quests for the historical Jesus” (and thought that questing had failed)
Albert Schweitzer
who’s idea was this: Was the first one to notice that only the gospel of Mark has Jesus telling everyone to be quiet about him (“the Messianic Secret”)
Wilhelm Wrede
whos idea was this: Wrote “The Historical Jesus: A Guide for the Perplexed”
Helen Bond
who’s idea was this: Provided intersectional feminist critiques of historical Jesus questing that pretended to be perfectly scientific and objective
Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza
who’s idea was this: Famous for saying that Bultmann was bonkers.
Ernst Kasemann and Gunther Bornkamm
