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- From: "Jim Hester" <hester AT jasper.uor.edu>
- To: "Corpus-paul" <corpus-paul AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: Re: Pauline and Jesus Movements
- Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2000 08:50:58 -0700
David Hindley wrote:
> The relationship between the Peter of the Gospels and the Cephas of
> Galatians is textually very tenuous. In the Textus Receptus,
> PETRON,PETROS/PETRW appears in Gal 1;18; 2:7,8,11,14, and KHFAS
> appears in 2:9 (and 1 Cor 3:22; 9:5; and as KHFA in 1 Cor 1:12 &
> 15:5). However, W-H and the GNT (NA26 at least) have one or another
> form of KHFA/KHFAS/KEFAN *except* at Gal 2:7,8 (which use PETROS and
> PETRW respectively), and these verses are regularly (although not
> universally) regarded as a bona-fide interpolation. Otherwise, the
> only other place we find a form of "Peter" is in the Gospels and Acts
> (except KHFAS in John 1:42).
In 1990 Bart Ehrman wrote an article in JBL (109: 463-74) arguing that Peter
and Cephas were two different people. 1n 1992 Dale Allison responded, also
in JBL (111:489-95), taking up and refuting every one of Ehrman's claims.
One of Allison's points is that writers -- ancient and modern -- use
synonyms to "avoid repetition" of terms, even names. In Paul's case I would
add that I appears that when Paul wants to associate Peter more closely with
Jewish Christianity in Palestine, he refers to him as "Cephas"; when an
"ally," then "Peter." The use of the names becomes an argumentative
strategy.
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>From: "David C. Hindley" <dhindley AT compuserve.com>
>To: "Corpus-paul" <corpus-paul AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
>Subject: [corpus-paul] Re: Pauline and Jesus Movements
>Date: Sun, Apr 2, 2000, 2:13 PM
>
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Pauline and Jesus Movements,
David C. Hindley, 04/01/2000
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: Pauline and Jesus Movements, Mark D. Nanos, 04/02/2000
- Re: Pauline and Jesus Movements, David C. Hindley, 04/02/2000
- Re: Pauline and Jesus Movements, Jim Hester, 04/03/2000
- Re: Pauline and Jesus Movements, David C. Hindley, 04/03/2000
- Re: Pauline and Jesus Movements, Mark D. Nanos, 04/04/2000
- Re: Pauline and Jesus Movements, David C. Hindley, 04/09/2000
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