Jesus in Galilee (SoS study arc)
From Symmetry of Soul
- Jesus in the wake of early religion: Preaching About Galilee: Jesus Public Ministry
- i.e. The Fourth Epochal Presentation of The Father
- Preaching tour papers
- Block of public ministry in Galilee
- Paper 146: "The first preaching tour began..." is a fine beginning, not jumping into the middle.
- Paper 155 ends: "and when Jesus had finished, let us be on our way" is a fine ending
- We studied [146:2] back in Prayer in 2014, but it's worth studying again.
- Theme: An encapsulation of the public ministry (to contrast with our most recent arc on Jesus the Tutor)
- Theme: Juxtaposing the 4th and 5th ER's presentations of the Father
- Theme: Levels of meaning, the definitive ones from Jesus
- Why does the Heathen rage
- Rule for living
- We like this better than the later life block and its focus on Christianity.
- Arc title:
- Jesus in Galilee
- Jesus the teacher
- Jesus the preacher
- Jesus the minister
- Series 1: Early public work
- as opposed to ministry. focus on the simpler "work"
- The formal preaching tour and its appendix of touching-base with Jerusalem (a common pattern)
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- Papers 146: tour
- Paper 147: appendix
- Series 2: Advancing ministry
- Papers 148 (predicate)
- Paper 149 (tour)
- <no appendix>
- Series 3: Building to the climax (of the ministry)
- Third tour and things tied to it
- Papers 150 through 152
- Modifying methods a bit... introduction of parables in Paper 151.
- Building up to the crisis.....
- It's the high-water mark of the ministry. Then everything goes downhill and they have to run away
- (...which leads to) Series 4: Crisis and Consequences
- aka The crisis
- Paper 153 through 155
- That is, once the ministry is fully out there and seen in its full effectiveness, his enemies make their move. And it all explodes.
- Phases apparent in the series above
- 1: Levels of meaning
- 2: from fear to love
- 3: feeding the 5000
- 4: why does the heathen rage? 8-fold path to progress
- Other patterns
- Begin things in January (and often run through April)
- Paper 141: Jan AD 27 (public ministry)
- Paper 146: Jan AD 28 (first preaching tour)
- Is this because of the climate? "Travel season?" Perhaps
- Was he beginning in the Roman calendar's January for a reason? Jesus tipping his has hat to the Romans advance?
- The Roman civil authority was trying to put forth this idea.
- The more "natural" tendency was to start a new year in spring (March 25th or so)
- And notices how times compresses through part IV. Just like the Geology papers.
- Begin things in January (and often run through April)
- Definition clarity?
- Preaching
- Ministry
- Public work
- Teaching