James Echols is President of the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. Francois Bovon (1938-2013)was Frothingham Professor of the History of Religion at Harvard Divinity School. His publications have appeared in French, German, and English; his English-language books include Luke the Theologian (1985) and New Testament Traditions and Apocryphal Narratives (1995). He was also coeditor of Exegesis: Problems of Method and Exercises in Reading (1978).
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The Royal Procession (19:28-40) 3 Jerusalem Fails to Recognize the Visitation, and Jesus Restores the Temple (19:41-48) 13 Questions without Answer (20:1-8) 24 The Parable of the Murderous Winegrowers (20:9-19) 32 Caesar's Denarius and God's Domain (20:20-26) 47 In Dispute with the Sadducees (20:27-40) 58 Messiah - Son of David - Lord (20:41-47) 79 A Widow: An Example or a Victim? (21:1-4) 90 The Conversation on Future History and the End of Things (21:5-38) 99 The Satanic Plot (22:1-6) 132 The Preparation for the Passover (22:7-14) 139 The Lord's Supper between Passover and the Kingdom (22:15-20) 148 The Final Conversation (22:21-38) 164 Jesus' Last Prayer (22:39-46) 190 The Arrest of Jesus (22:47-53) 212 Peter's Denial and the Mocking Scene (22:54-65) 223 Jesus' Appearance before the Sanhedrin (22:66-71) 238 Jesus before Pilate (23:1-5) 248 Jesus before Herod (23:6-12) 260 The Final Appearance (23:13-25) 273 On the Way to the Cross and At the Cross (23:26-43) 290 Death and Burial (23:44-56a) 318 The Empty Tomb and the Fullness of the Message (23:56b - 24:12) 341 The Emmaus Disciples (24:13-35) 361 Presence of the Risen One and the Last Message (24:36-49) 382 The Harmony of Farewell (24:50-53) 402