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Mark 8:17, Mark 11:17-18 - The Markan Narrative's Use of the Old Greek Text of Jeremiah to Explain Israel's Obduracy

Mark 8:17, Mark 11:17-18 - The Markan Narrative's Use of the Old Greek Text of Jeremiah to Explain Israel's Obduracy

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  • Larry Perkins

This article suggests that a close reading of the Septuagint translation of Jeremiah reveals that his prophetic message influences the way Mark portrays Jesus’ words and deeds. In specific contexts in Mark’s narrative (e.g., Mark 8:17, Mark 11:17-18), where potential linkages with the Greek version of Jeremiah’s prophecy occur, the author demonstrates the potential contribution of the Greek version to the reader's understanding of Mark’s purpose.

Source: Tyndale Bulletin, 2009. 22 pages.

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