ASIANOMADS
Jesus a man signed by God - Summary
by Fr. Renato Rosso
by Fr. Renato Rosso
by Fr. Renato Rosso
Faith and reason
In Jerusalem they say a man is risen
After the Resurrection
The early community read the Scriptures anew to understand who Jesus is
They read the Covenants to understand who Jesus was
We read the Prophets to understand who Jesus was
Prophets announce the Messiah
The evangelists narrate
His time
Jesus’ family
The annunciations
The birth of Jesus
Jesus, son of the chosen people
Circumcision of Jesus and presentation in the Temple
Nazareth, home of Jesus
The village
Jesus records all precious memories
The precious memories outside the home
Jesus looks further afield
The Bar mitzvah
Jesus among the teachers in the Temple
Where did Jesus spend his childhood? In what context did he grow up as a child, adolescent and adult?
Jesus, sinless teenager
Physical health, root of a healthy balance
Manual labour, a prerequisite for psychological stability
Can we talk about the psychology of Jesus?
His inner world
Jesus is not an actor
Jesus' invitation is a command of authority
Jesus caresses and whips
Jesus' heart is for the poor
A concrete mercy
A fire within
Emotion to tears
Only God can weep in such a way
Mercy and love
The joy of Jesus
His Jewish roots
The Sabbath
But I say to you
The Law in depth
Consistent with the Law
Jesus: above the Law?
Breed of snakes
Love for the Torah and Jesus
The fullness of Judaism
The pillars of Jewish religiosity accepted by Jesus
Prayer
Fasting
Almsgiving
Pilgrimages
The Law
The world around Jesus
The Holy City: Jerusalem
The Temple, reason for life for all
The Priests
The Pharisees
The Sadducees
The Healers
Itinerant preachers
The Beggars
The Hassiddim
The Zealots
The Samaritans
The Essenes
A friend in the desert
Temptations in the desert
Jesus overcomes the temptations in the desert
Isaiah
A brief return to John
Baptism
The first community of apostles and disciples
Simon and Andrew
James and John
Judas (Thaddeus) and Simon (the Zealot)
James the Lesser
Thomas
Philip and Bartholomew (Nathanael)
Matthew
Judas Iscariot
A group of family and friends
The discourses of Jesus
Jesus speaks to the hearts of his listeners
From the synagogue to the new command.
Story of a mission
Jesus prepares a heart for God
The new command
The beatitudes
Blessed are those who put the kingdom of God into practice
This page is not a paradox
Cultivating the spirit of the poor to be blessed means to become like Him
Beatitudes and the cross
The miracles: Jesus is the good shepherd
Who are the recipients of the miracles
Even the suspicious are there
From the desert of Judah to Galilee
Cana of Galilee: wedding feast
The bride and groom risk a bad impression
Thalità khum
An epileptic cured
The storm
Jesus, man of compassion
The parables
Parables and acts of mercy
Why does Jesus speak in parables?
The parables of the Kingdom of Heaven
The Passover sacrifices
The last ascent
The last days
Hosana
Jerusalem
Welcome to the Temple
Return to Jerusalem
Jesus the prophet before the Temple vendors
The apostles understand the dried fig tree and the Temple
The Last Supper
The Eucharistic Supper
The passion and death of the Lord
At Gethsemani
Judas and the arrest of Jesus
Before the Sanhedrin
Anne, a dark figure behind the scenes
The Sanhedrin
The Pharisees, Sadducees and Caiaphas
Caiaphas
The Sanhedrin comes close to condemnation
Jesus' friendship and the Temple authorities
The leader of the apostles risks for Jesus
Peter denies Jesus
Peter weeps
Jesus before Pilate
Reconstruction of the scourging
Crucifixion and death of Jesus
Reconstruction of the crucifixion
After Jesus' death
The burial of Jesus
The longest night
Jesus gives his life for us. In what way?
On the third day he rose again
In Jerusalem they say that a man is risen
Peter, James, John
The return from Emmaus
Jesus is risen, is truly risen
The disciples' doubts
Jesus, the living
Empty tomb and apparitions
Forty days after the resurrection: the last farewell
Revelation in the Time of Pentecost
Pentecost
The new people on the way: the Church
The last Apostle: St Paul
The first Church kneels before Jesus
You will give Him the name Jesus
Jesus, our Saviour
Our salvation is Jesus Christ
Jesus saves us from death and sin
Towards the identity of Jesus
Jesus speaks with authority
Jesus' words and actions that illuminate his identity
Sinless man
Beyond history: the greatest gift of Pentecost
The Gospels celebrate the divinity of Jesus Christ
Last Canto
Prayer to the Father
Hymn of love
Atheist or believer?
Non-Catholic thinkers
Immanuel Kant
Friedrich Hegel
Karl Marx
Benedetto Croce
Jean Paul Sartre
Napoleon Bonaparte
Mahatma Gandhi and Rabindranath Tagore.
Albert Einstein
Annex II
Attacks on Christianity
The Reformation
The critical-scientific hypothesis
Our Lady of Tenderness" by Andrej Rublëv
The mythical hypothesis
Positive implications
How to situate ourselves before the hypotheses
Interpreted facts, but facts
Inconsistency of the mythical and critical explanation
Could Jesus be a creation of the primitive community?
Why is Jesus so 'human'?
Does a biblical scholar without faith have authority?
What have the Gospels written?
Some examples
First-hand ancient documents
Codices and papyri bearing witness to Jesus
The witnesses are believers
Who can we entrust ourselves to?
Conclusion
Annex III
The Gospel, narrative works
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Annex IV
Food in thetime of Jesus
Annex V
Prayer
Jesus' prayer to the Father
Why pray on the mountain?
The Church continues to pray
How Jesus prayed
Annex VI
Miracles
Can one speak today of miracles?
Is it certain that Jesus performed miracles?
Miracles: poetic embellishments?
Indeed, rationalism
Can an atheist believe in miracles?
Talking less about miracles?
Can we talk about the history of Jesus' miracles?
The recipients of miracles
Why did Jesus perform miracles?
With miracles Jesus makes catechesis
The confrontation with demons
Analogies with the Old Testaments
Explain the miracles?
More perplexity
Annex VII
The Kingdom of God
A new kingdom to liberate Israel
Annex VIII
The fulfilment
EPILOGUE
Annex IX
Jesus and religions
Jesus and the Jews
Jesus and Hinduism
Jesus and the Muslims