TY - BOOK ID - 14620714 TI - Responses in the miracle stories of the gospels : between artistry and inherited tradition PY - 2017 VL - 429 SN - 3161540832 9783161540837 PB - Tübingen, Germany Mohr Siebeck DB - UniCat KW - Miracles KW - 225*4 KW - 225*4 Mirakels in het Nieuwe Testament KW - Mirakels in het Nieuwe Testament KW - Biblical teaching. KW - Jesus Christ KW - Christ KW - Cristo KW - Jezus Chrystus KW - Jesus Cristo KW - Jesus, KW - Jezus KW - Christ, Jesus KW - Yeh-su KW - Masīḥ KW - Khristos KW - Gesù KW - Christo KW - Yeshua KW - Chrystus KW - Gesú Cristo KW - Ježíš KW - Isa, KW - Nabi Isa KW - Isa Al-Masih KW - Al-Masih, Isa KW - Masih, Isa Al KW - -Jesus, KW - Jesucristo KW - Yesu KW - Yeh-su Chi-tu KW - Iēsous KW - Iēsous Christos KW - Iēsous, KW - Kʻristos KW - Hisus Kʻristos KW - Christos KW - Jesuo KW - Yeshuʻa ben Yosef KW - Yeshua ben Yoseph KW - Iisus KW - Iisus Khristos KW - Jeschua ben Joseph KW - Ieso Kriʻste KW - Yesus KW - Kristus KW - ישו KW - ישו הנוצרי KW - ישו הנצרי KW - ישוע KW - ישוע בן יוסף KW - المسيح KW - مسيح KW - يسوع المسيح KW - 耶稣 KW - 耶稣基督 KW - 예수그리스도 KW - Jíizis KW - Yéshoua KW - Iėsu̇s KW - Khrist Iėsu̇s KW - عيسىٰ KW - Person and offices. KW - Bible. KW - Evangelie (Book of the New Testament) KW - Fukuinsho (Books of the New Testament) KW - Gospels (Books of the New Testament) KW - Gospels, Synoptic (Books of the New Testament) KW - Synoptic Gospels (Books of the New Testament) KW - Criticism, interpretation, etc. KW - عيسىٰ KW - Biblical teaching UR - https://www.unicat.be/uniCat?func=search&query=sysid:14620714 AB - Jordash Kiffiak offers the first concentrated study of a motif ubiquitous in the miracle stories of the gospels, namely the descriptions of characters’ speech, feelings, physical actions and the like in response to miracles. Conventional wisdom sees the response motif as a means of casting the miracle worker in a positive light. However, the author’s narrative-critical analysis argues that within each gospel the motif is employed creatively in a variety of ways. Responses serve to characterize various individuals and groups, both positively and negatively, sometimes in a more complex manner. They also contribute to the development of the plot, both in the individual episode and in the larger narrative. At the same time, observing that a network of features in the responses is shared among the gospels, Kiffiak argues that there is a common oral tradition behind the miracle stories, originating among the early followers of Jesus in the Galilee and/or Judea. ER -