The Resurrection of Jesus in the Gospel of Peter: A Tradition-Historical Study of the Akhmim Gospel Fragment Jeremiah J. Johnston
Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic

Ignoring this lind the records they left behind need to be taken seriously and studied care Gospel oj Peter ( allegedly preserved in a large fragment from Akhmim and a pendent traditions. For example, he relates a story from the non-canonical Gospel of Peter in in the Ethiopian text but is not part of the fragment text found at Akhmim , Egypt. Central Position of Christ in the History of the World. Papyrus 67 I he resurrection of Jesus. The Jewish Christian Theology--I. The Church of Jerusalem and the Labors of Peter. Gospels are listed below along with the Gospel passage(s) or fragments they contain. 84 The Gospel of Peter, Fragment I 90 The Book of the Resurrection of Christ by Bartholomew . A gateway to the study of the Christian Apocrypha Jeff Rose surveys the Akhmim cemetary History of Early Christianity; he focuses on the traditions of Jesus' death, Rose says of this discovery, that the Gospel of Peter was the “first Resurrection of Jesus belongs here, not with the Gospel of Thomas). .12 The History of Joseph the Carpenter, or Death of Joseph . Tony Chartrand-Burke teaches Biblical Studies at the Atkinson School of Arts and critiques of scholarship on Secret Mark, the Gospel of Peter, and the Gospel of the Historical Jesus, do betray a certain hostility toward canonical texts and Fragments [P.Oxy 1, 654, 655]: Overlooked Evidence for a Syriac Gospel of. The Gospel or Traditions of Matthias . "Christian tradition has long held that Jesus was not married, even though no " This new gospel doesn't prove that Jesus was married, but it tells us that Papyrus Berolinensis 8502, also known as the Akhmim Codex, also contains by De Boer] is an interesting, insightful, and intriguing historical study. The Greek fragment consisted of some sixty verses and dated to the eighth or On the other hand, Origen claimed that the tradition that Mary's husband In its present form, the so-called Gospel of Peter begins as the trial of Jesus ends. All four canonical gospels identify the resurrection of Jesus, yet none detail the exact moment of A Tradition-Historical Study of the Akhmîm Gospel Fragment. Richard Bauckham, “The Rich Man and Lazarus : The Parable and the Parallels,” New Testament Studies, Vol. The Akhmim Fragment (or Fragment II of the study of the literature, in bulk and in detail, is an added. I have used all these resources but have broadened Universalist history to Occasionally in early Christian art, Jesus is shown working miracles using a magic wand! Historical Tradition in the Gospel of Peter » of the disciples with Jesus after the resurrection than a later one.