Yona Gonopolsky
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Yona Gonopolsky deposited From Jonah to Jesus and back: three Ways of Characterization and their Reverse Application in the group
New Testament on Humanities Commons 4 years, 9 months agoThe resemblance between the Gospel story about Jesus stilling a storm in the Sea of Galilee (Mt. 8:18, 23-27, Mk. 4:35-41, Lk. 8:22-25) and the Jonah story (Jon. 1:1-16) has been long acknowledged by scholars. This article contends that since the relations between the two stories are those of polar opposition, it should be possible, by way of…[Read more]
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Yona Gonopolsky deposited From Jonah to Jesus and back: three Ways of Characterization and their Reverse Application in the group
Hebrew Bible / Old Testament on Humanities Commons 4 years, 9 months agoThe resemblance between the Gospel story about Jesus stilling a storm in the Sea of Galilee (Mt. 8:18, 23-27, Mk. 4:35-41, Lk. 8:22-25) and the Jonah story (Jon. 1:1-16) has been long acknowledged by scholars. This article contends that since the relations between the two stories are those of polar opposition, it should be possible, by way of…[Read more]
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Yona Gonopolsky deposited From Jonah to Jesus and back: three Ways of Characterization and their Reverse Application in the group
Ancient Greece & Rome on Humanities Commons 4 years, 9 months agoThe resemblance between the Gospel story about Jesus stilling a storm in the Sea of Galilee (Mt. 8:18, 23-27, Mk. 4:35-41, Lk. 8:22-25) and the Jonah story (Jon. 1:1-16) has been long acknowledged by scholars. This article contends that since the relations between the two stories are those of polar opposition, it should be possible, by way of…[Read more]
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Yona Gonopolsky deposited From Jonah to Jesus and back: three Ways of Characterization and their Reverse Application on Humanities Commons 4 years, 9 months ago
The resemblance between the Gospel story about Jesus stilling a storm in the Sea of Galilee (Mt. 8:18, 23-27, Mk. 4:35-41, Lk. 8:22-25) and the Jonah story (Jon. 1:1-16) has been long acknowledged by scholars. This article contends that since the relations between the two stories are those of polar opposition, it should be possible, by way of…[Read more]
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Yona Gonopolsky's profile was updated on Humanities Commons 4 years, 9 months ago