Richard has (in a message) some encouraging words to say about my 2015 book on perichoresis. Sorry this talk came too soon for certain ideas to be part of the discussion. Sorry also that my book didn't have the advantage of picking up on certain themes from this talk. More work to do on my part. Richard is a treasure. He now lives in Cambridge UK.
Yes he is. we were fortunate to get him. it was a special time in order to accommodate his schedule. He wrote a forward for Edward Fudges 3rd edition of "The Fire That consumes." Edward was a dear friend of mine and Mark Lanier. He may have been present at this lecture.
Dr. Richard Bauckham has made a valuable contribution to our understanding of the origin of the written Gospels. The concepts about Mark, Matthew and Luke that I learned while studying for my MDiv degree left me with as many questions as answers. Then, in 2006 when I ran across Bauckham's book, Jesus and the Eyewitnesses, it was like someone handed me a golden key that opened up the windows. The eyewitness testimony was there to be beheld, if only we understood how it was passed from Peter to Mark and thus to Matthew and Luke.If you would like more on this topic, you may wish to read my historical novel, Mark's Passion, which tells the story of Mark the Evangelist and the challenges he faced as he put the Gospel in writing. Gene Vanderzanden, author of Mark's Passion.
if you are looking into Jesus as "I Am" you might enjoy this playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PLMXYWl2o35j8wEbBDLzEB6brfKnnpR8ZP David Capes covers some very interesting texts giving Jesus place with the Father in the name YHWH.
51:30 I suspect the oneness may be reflected in intense human relationships when women are pregnant with children, as the Magnificat reveals in the relationship between Jesus and his mother.
