RT Article
T1 Mark 10:38-39: Was Jesus's Challenge 'Drinking the Cup and Becoming Drunk'7? Extended Senses of Baptizo in the NT
JF The Evangelical quarterly
VO 90
IS 3
SP 246
OP 263
A1 Keshet, Hanoch Ben
LA English
PB Brill
YR 2019
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/1679292617
AB Use of baptizo and baptisma in Mark 10:38-39 to signify 'destined suffering' has puzzled many exegetes. It appears, however, that baptizd bore a contemporary extended sense of intoxicate that provides a reasonable solution. Jesus's original Semitic saying behind Mark 10:38-39 may have challenged James and John with drinking the cup and being drunken, employing two Semitic metaphors to signify a horrific ordeal. This article reviews evidence that supports use of baptizd for intoxication. The article also reviews Eckhard Schnabel's proposed lexical entry for defining extended senses of baptizd, including drunkenness, and his call to translate baptizd in the NT and not merely to transliterate it as 'baptize'.
K1 Bibel : Markusevangelium : 10,38-39
K1 Alcoholism
K1 Baptism
K1 Names
K1 SEMITIC gods
K1 Wines
K1 Drunkenness
K1 extended senses
K1 lexical definition
K1 Metaphor
DO 10.1163/27725472-09003004