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One oblique way into this breach, of course, is through the wonderworking powers of popular culture, which in today's art world frequently means Japanese popular culture. At the end of the second volume, Meier summarizes his findings: (1) Jesus is seen by others and himself as an eschatological prophet who proclaims the imminent coming of God's reign; (2) unlike John the Baptist, Jesus celebrates that kingdom as already present in his ministry, above all through his open-table fellowship and his miracles; (3) the combination of prophetic persona and wonderworking casts Jesus in the role of Elijah. Edward Johnson's Wonderworking Providence of Sion's Saviour . |
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