Here is the contents page of the Pope’s book, Jesus of Nazareth Part Two, the long-awaited, highly anticipated study of the climax of the life of Jesus, from one of the most important theologians of the 20th century.
The Holy Father’s book will be released in less than two weeks’ time – on March 10th – and we can now show you the exact structure of the journey in search of Christ that he wants us to accompany him on.
| Contents | Page |
|---|---|
| Abbreviations | ix |
| Publisher’s Note | xi |
| Foreword | xiii |
| Chapter 1: The Entrance into Jerusalem and the Cleansing of the Temple | 1 |
| 1. The Entrance into Jerusalem | 1 |
| 2. The Cleansing of the Temple | 11 |
| Chapter 2: Jesus’ Eschatological Discourse | 24 |
| 1. The End of the Temple | 28 |
| 2. The Times of the Gentiles | 41 |
| 3. Prophecy and Apocalyptic in the Eschatological Discourse | 45 |
| Chapter 3: The Washing of the Feet | 53 |
| The hour of Jesus | 54 |
| “You are clean” | 57 |
| Sacramentum and exemplum — gift and task: The “new commandment” | 61 |
| The mystery of the betrayer | 65 |
| Two conversations with Peter | 69 |
| Washing of feet and confession of sin | 72 |
| Chapter 4: Jesus’ High-Priestly Prayer | 76 |
| 1. The Jewish Feast of Atonement as Biblical Background to the High-Priestly Prayer | 77 |
| 2. Four Major Themes of the Prayer | 82 |
| “This is eternal life . . .” | 82 |
| “Sanctify them in the truth . . .” | 85 |
| “I have made your name known to them . . .” | 90 |
| “That they may all be one . . .” | 93 |
| Chapter 5: The Last Supper | 103 |
| 1. The Dating of the Last Supper | 106 |
| 2. The Institution of the Eucharist | 115 |
| 3. The Theology of the Words of Institution | 125 |
| 4. From the Last Supper to the Sunday Morning Eucharist | 138 |
| Chapter 6: Gethsemane | 145 |
| 1. On the Way to the Mount of Olives | 145 |
| 2. The Prayer of Jesus | 152 |
| 3. Jesus’ Will and the Will of the Father | 157 |
| 4. Jesus’ Prayer on the Mount of Olives in the Letter to the Hebrews | 162 |
| Chapter 7: The Trial of Jesus | 167 |
| 1. Preliminary Discussion in the Sanhedrin | 167 |
| 2. Jesus before the Sanhedrin | 175 |
| 3. Jesus before Pilate | 183 |
| Chapter 8: Crucifixion and Burial of Jesus | 202 |
| 1. Preliminary Reflection: Word and Event in the Passion Narrative | 202 |
| 2. Jesus on the Cross | 206 |
| a. The first of Jesus’ words from the Cross: “Father, forgive them” | 206 |
| b. Jesus is mocked | 208 |
| c. Jesus’ cry of abandonment | 213 |
| d. The casting of lots for Jesus’ garments | 216 |
| e. “I thirst” | 217 |
| f. The women at the foot of the Cross — the Mother of Jesus | 219 |
| g. Jesus dies on the Cross | 223 |
| h. Jesus’ burial | 226 |
| 3. Jesus’ Death as Reconciliation (Atonement) and Salvation | 229 |
| Chapter 9: Jesus’ Resurrection from the Dead | 241 |
| 1. What Is the Resurrection of Jesus? | 241 |
| 2. The Two Different Types of Resurrection Testimony | 248 |
| a. The Confessional Tradition | 248 |
| 1. Jesus’ death | 251 |
| 2. The question of the empty tomb | 253 |
| 3. The third day | 257 |
| 4. The witnesses | 259 |
| b. The Narrative Tradition | 260 |
| 1. Jesus’ appearances to Paul | 263 |
| 2. The appearances of Jesus in the Gospels | 265 |
| 3. Summary: The Nature of Jesus’ Resurrection and Its Historical Significance | 272 |
| Epilogue: He Ascended into Heaven — He Is Seated at the Right Hand of the Father, and He Will Come Again in Glory | 278 |
| Bibliography | 295 |
| Glossary | 309 |
| Index of Biblical References | 331 |
| Index of Proper Names and Subjects | 341 |
Already from this we can see the structure and key themes of the work emerging. Leave us your comments below and let us know what you are looking forward to reading about!
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Jun 17, 2011Posted By
AlissaI am eagerly waiting for this book.I just joined the youth ministry yorba linda and i wanted to know more about the journey of our loving Jesus.I want to teach and learn all His teachings and His messages.
Love,
Alissa
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Mar 03, 2011Posted By
Deacon Tony SchmitzI have longed for this day. A pity you cannot get me a review copy before I have to send off the assembled material to the printer for the next issue of the New Diaconal Review or can you?
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Feb 28, 2011Posted By
Avril BaigentI am so thrilled the second volume is coming out in time for Lent-what an incredible journey to Easter it will be. The first book is amazing-new insights into Jesus on every page, and often an image or new thought will stay with me for weeks afterwards. I think it might take me longer than 6 weeks to read if it’s as dense in scholarship as the first. Plenty to savour . . .