Word: matthew
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...MATTHEW ARNOLD-LECTURES & ESSAYS IN CRITICISM (578 pp.)-Vol. Ill in a ten-volume series edited by R. H. Super -University of Michigan...
...that some can be judged factual accounts - but others are clearly not to be taken literally as records of events in Jesus' life. Many form critics agree that the detail-laden narratives of Jesus' Passion are derived from eyewitness accounts. But the story of the Magi, and Matthew's account (27: 51-53) of the disturbances that took place in Jerusalem after Jesus' death, appear to be folk tales that were devised to impress the faithful with the magnitude of underlying events. Form criticism suggests that many sayings of Jesus were shaped by the Evangelists, although...
...Davies, professor of Biblical Theology at Manhattan's Union Theological Seminary: "I wouldn't dream of undertaking a scholarly work without studying what Catholics have done first." Catholics and Protestants still disagree on the theological interpretation of many Scriptural texts-for example, Jesus' words in Matthew (16: 16-19), which Catholics say define the primacy of Peter among the Apostles. But, notes Father Roland Murphy, editor of the Catholic Biblical Quarterly, "Catholics and Protestant scholars have found a common bond -the task of explaining the Word of God in its historical perspective." Today Scriptural criticism...
...been the literary giant that he was, Hugo might now occupy a fairly conspicuous place in the history of 19th century French romantic art. But his most avid readers are usually unaware of his 450 drawings and watercolors, and even such biographers as Andre Maurois and Matthew Josephson scarcely mention this appealing side. Hugo's writings, his quarrel with Napoleon III, and his prodigious sex life have overshadowed his art. Yet last week, as the consequence of a show put up in his old Paris home (now a state museum) to mark the looth anniversary of the publication...
...Films Research, Inc. elected new officers last week. They are: V. Alexander Mead '65, of Claverly Hall and Ridgewood, N.J., president; David Benson '64, of Adams House and Duxbury, vice-president; Sandra B. Prutting '65, of Eliot Hall and Alta Loma, Calif., secretary; and Matthew W. Stolper '65, of Quincy House and Ann Arbor, Mich., treasurer...