Examples of using Synoptics in English and their translations into Italian
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But he is not unmindful of that aspect of judgment which is predominant in the Synoptics.
It is a conclusion drawn from convincing facts at which we have a clear look in the Synoptics.
The most important point however is the information that the temporal context of the Supper according to the Synoptics was the"handing over" of Jesus to death;
All three of the Synoptics end the account with Jesus telling the disciples not to reveal that he was the Messiah to anyone,
Stevan L. Davies argues that the apparent independence of the ordering of sayings in Thomas from that of their parallels in the synoptics shows that Thomas was not evidently reliant upon the canonical gospels and probably predated them.
In that week, the synoptics also narrate conflicts between Jesus
But what is most noticeable is that, while with the Synoptics the Messiahship of Jesus is a secret which is spoken of only after a great venture of faith in the Apostolic circle,
Thus it might be asked that the Synoptics do not give us the Jesus of history,
The truth would seem to be that the Synoptics, especially Mk.,
on the other hand, the miracle at Cana being unlike anything in the Synoptics.
The Johannine's record of Jesus' eschatological teaching reveals a view of the resurrection that is contained in the synoptics, for it is His'(Jn 5:26,
trial before the Sanhedrin, which John, unlike the Synoptics, does not mention specifically.
looking into the narrative of John and then that of the Synoptics, with new questions.
Today's liturgy invites us to turn our gaze to the face of the Son of God who, as the Synoptics unanimously attest,
we believe that it is quite in accordance with the situation of the Synoptics at the close of the Galilæan ministry,
seriously inconsistent with those of the Synoptics, while at the same time it bears the indubitable marks of a sacred individuality.
Let's therefore pay attention to the fact Luke is the only one of the synoptics that begins the narration in this way:«Jesus(…)
of the New Testament tradition, both in the Synoptics- here with different features in Matthew
it is in perfect harmony with what we find in the Synoptics, but it has its own peculiar methods of statement.
For a full discussion of this most important literary problem see SYNOPTICS.