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Re: Mark 7:3-4 and the readers of Mark

From: Roblumc AT aol.com
To: gmark AT franklin.oit.unc.edu
Subject: Re: Mark 7:3-4 and the readers of Mark
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 12:08:38 EST

I can understand the reasons why one would consider Mark 7:3-4 as a helpful
definition of a jewish practice. What practices are being referred to here?
Has anyone been able to identify where such practices may have originated and
how are they informing the Mark's gospel? Especially interesting are the
references to XALKIWN KAI KLINWN. How do these kinds of 'elder traditions'
make it into the gospel?

Rev. Rob Lewis
Gibbsboro UMC
Gibbsboro, NJ

Mark 7:3-4 and the readers of Mark, Stefan L�cking, 02/20/2000
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: Mark 7:3-4 and the readers of Mark, James Crossley, 02/21/2000
- Re: Mark 7:3-4 and the readers of Mark, Rikki E. Watts, 02/21/2000
- Re: Mark 7:3-4 and the readers of Mark, Stefan L�cking, 02/22/2000
- Re: Mark 7:3-4 and the readers of Mark, James Crossley, 02/23/2000
- Re: Mark 7:3-4 and the readers of Mark, Roblumc, 02/23/2000
- Re: Mark 7:3-4 and the readers of Mark, George Young, 02/23/2000