Francois Bovon

The Last Days of Jesus

Westminster John Knox Press (June 1, 2006) 112쪽.

F. 보봉 교수가 2010  5. 14(오후),15(오전 10시) 안양대학교에 온다는 소식인데요.

'Bovon shows in a compelling fashion how the passion stories combine historical memory with exegetical imagination.” --John S. Kloppenborg, Professor of Religion, University of Toronto

“François Bovon reveals himself as a master teacher” --Wayne A. Meeks, Woolsey Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at Yale University

Product Description
Acclaimed New Testament scholar François Bovon engagingly and concisely explores the last days of Jesus. Detailing the similarities and differences in the passion narratives of the four canonical Gospels and the Gospel of Peter, he shows that these stories were not composed by objective witnesses but are reflections of the perspectives of those who wrote them. This lucid, highly readable, yet critical appraisal of Jesus’ final days is a master example of the discipline of biblical studies.



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Introduction au Nouveau Testament
Son histoire, son écriture, sa théologie

Par Marguerat Daniel . 2008. 548쪽.


This Introduction informs its readers of the crucial questions tackled in the study of the twenty-seven books of New Testament. Each one of them is covered here in a chapter which develops the following headings: literary presentation of the writing, medium and historical circumstances of its production, literary composition, theological aiming and bibliographical indications. Gathering French-speaking exégètes of Protestant and catholic sensitivity, this work became a handbook of reference. For its 4th edition, it was adapted to the topicality of research in New Testament and offers the most recent bibliographies. A new chapter, “Of Jesus to the Gospels”, was also introduced. Daniel Marguerat approaches there the most obscure period of the first Christianity: that which separates death from Jesus of the writing of the oldest Gospel.

Les Actes Des Apotres
~ Daniel Marguerat
Publisher: Labor et fides. 2007. 446 pages