The Stilling of the Storm

The Stilling of the StormExplores early Palestinian Judaic traditions. Jesus' stilling of the storm on the Sea of Galilee in Mark (4: 3541) is one of the most vivid narratives in the Gospels. In the first chapter, Roger David Aus makes concrete proposals as to the major influences of Palestinian Judaic traditions on this narrative, namely the traditions concerning the prophet Jonah, who was also caught in a violent storm that was stilled. The pre Markian Semitic account was

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