Another way to connect the reception/response of parables and storm stilling is to observe that the verb “akouo,” which, in an imperative form, prefaces Jesus’ telling of parables in Mark 4, is echoed and reinterpreted by the narrator’s commentary on the storm stilling: “Even the wind and sea _obey_ (hypakouo) him..”
Andrew, when you get to it can you please write about the enigmatic conversation on the boat following the second feeding miracle and the multiple Q and non-A between Jesus and the disciples. Thanks for the Version
Another way to connect the reception/response of parables and storm stilling is to observe that the verb “akouo,” which, in an imperative form, prefaces Jesus’ telling of parables in Mark 4, is echoed and reinterpreted by the narrator’s commentary on the storm stilling: “Even the wind and sea _obey_ (hypakouo) him..”
Andrew, when you get to it can you please write about the enigmatic conversation on the boat following the second feeding miracle and the multiple Q and non-A between Jesus and the disciples. Thanks for the Version