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In Matthew’s passion narrative, the ethnoracial dimensions of Jesus’ identity emerge with striking clarity. The recurring title of “King of the Judeans” sharpens the focus on the intricate politics surrounding ethnicity and race. Despite the evident terminology, previous scholarship has often interpreted this title in ways that overlook its ethnoracial implications. The Politics of Race and Ethnicity in Matthew’s Passion Narrative (PDF) confronts this intriguing gap in the critical discourse with a fresh perspective.
This thought-provoking ebook dives deep into an expanded ethnoracial interpretation of the text, posing essential ideological questions that challenge the established narratives within modern biblical scholarship. Authored by Wongi Park, the work critiques prevailing interpretations while providing an innovative lens through which to understand Matthew’s passion narrative. By employing a specific vocabulary and analytical framework, Park elucidates the subtle yet powerful implications of ethnicity and race within the historical canon.
Ultimately, this ebook serves a wider scholarly agenda: the deconstruction of dominant narratives that suggest early Christianity emerged without ethnoracial considerations.
NOTE: This product includes the ebook, The Politics of Race and Ethnicity in Matthew’s Passion Narrative in PDF format. Please be aware that no access codes are included.
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