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Validate whether later Gospels demonstrate a richer application of sensus plenior (hidden, Christocentric meanings) than earlier ones. (view source)
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, 28 December 2024Created page with "Validating the Progression of Sensus Plenior in the Gospels The application of sensus plenior—hidden, Christocentric meanings—in the Gospels appears to mature as the disciples' understanding of Jesus and Scripture deepens. Below, the Gospels are analyzed in sequence, highlighting their approach to typology, symbolism, and theological reflection. 1. The Gospel of Mark: Subtle Beginnings of Sensus Plenior Focus: Mark emphasizes action and brevity, with fe..."
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