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The Parables: Their Literacy and Existential Dimension

by Dan Otto Via

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"The present work will attempt a more thoroughgoing demonstration that a number of Jesus' parables are in a strict sense literary and that because of this they are not just illustrations of ideas and cannot have the immediate connection with Jesus' historical situation which is customarily attributed to them."--from Introduction.… (more)
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"The present work will attempt a more thoroughgoing demonstration that a number of Jesus' parables are in a strict sense literary and that because of this they are not just illustrations of ideas and cannot have the immediate connection with Jesus' historical situation which is customarily attributed to them."--from Introduction.

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