TESTIMONIAL ACTIVITY AND ORAL TRADITION IN THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MARK
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This article examines the testimonial activity about Jesus of Nazareth that precedes and go along with the period of formation of the oral traditions at first Christian congregations. It assumes that Gospel of Mark is a transcription and edition of testimonies, where his Autor build a life of Jesus using the voice of his witnesses. The Article describes the fundamentals notions of testimony and witness, discuss briefly of the testimonial context at Old (First) and New (Second) Testament, to penetrates the theme of testimonies and witnesses at Gospel of Mark. At central part, presents exemplars cases of the testimonial activity at marcan text. And, at final, suggests criteria of: orality, narrativity and rhetoric, for the exegetical analysis of testimonies.
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