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The Tearing Of The Temple Veil And The Death Of Jesus In The Gospel Of Luke, Douglas Stowe
The Tearing Of The Temple Veil And The Death Of Jesus In The Gospel Of Luke, Douglas Stowe
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
Luke's presentation of the death of Jesus is markedly different from that of Matthew and Mark. Both Matthew and Mark, on the one hand, follow the same narrative sequence. Unnatural darkness covers the land at noontime. At the ninth hour Jesus cries, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" After this the observers around the cross offer him sour wine, and he dies with a great shout. Then, the temple curtain is tom from top to bottom, and a centurion makes a confession (Mt 27:45-54; Mk 15:33-39).1On the other hand, Luke's narrative orders the events this way: first, …