The historical context of Messianism in the Synoptic Tradition is a mosaic of prophetic promises, apocalyptic visions, and political aspirations. The Synoptic Gospels engage with this context not by rejecting it wholesale but by reconfiguring its elements around the person of Jesus. This reconfiguration, which includes the paradox of a crucified Messiah, challenges conventional notions of power and glory, inviting readers to consider a Messianic identity rooted in humility, suffering, and ultimate triumph through resurrection.
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