Brown states, "some [Gospel texts] reflect a later insight not yet achieved in the ministry of Jesus”, from this juncture Brown’s intention is to define self-designations of the historical Jesus from tacit self-understandings that may plausibly be assigned to him. What emerges from Brown’s survey is a Christ who is conscious of his relation to God and who would have anticipated, if not articulated, titles and classifications such as "Messiah" and "Son of Man" that were later "combined, honed or interpreted" by the early Christians...
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Brown ultimately concludes, "There is continuity between the Christology of Jesus and the Christology of the church”. Although Brown draws from widely overlooked citations in the New Testament and formulates logical arguments, there is still shadow of doubt. For Brown receives constant criticism for his manipulation of the Gospels, mainly his repudiation of John and Matthew’s apostolic authorship...
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