Raising Jairus's Daughter
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Two traditions about the mother at the raising of Jairus' daughter.
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Raising Jairus's Daughter
- 1. The Raising of Jairus’s Daughter: Two Traditions about Her Mother
- 2. Two sarcophagi dated to the early 300s depict Jesus raising Jairus’ daughter
- 3. The Raising of Jairus’ Daughter Mark 5:22-24, 5:35-5:43 Then he put them all outside, and took the child’s father and mother and those who were with him, and went in where the child was. (NRSV)
- 4. One tradition: The mother stands with the father and Jesus beside her daughter’s bed.
- 5. The other tradition: The mother lies on the floor at the men’s feet.
- 7. Art as Text By Ally Kateusz In honor of Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza
Editor's Notes
- Top: Sarcophagus “Des Adieux du Christ,” dated “vers 300” in Musée de l’Arles antique, Arles, France. Identified as Raising of Jairus’ daughter on the museum plaque. Bottom: Unnamed sarcophagus dated 300-330 in Vatican Museum. Identified as Raising of Jairus’ daughter in Jensen, Understanding Early Christian Art (2000) fig. 30. To left is John the Baptist baptizing Jesus. Jesus is generally depicted like a child, born again from the womb of heaven. Photo copyrights: Kateusz
- Top: Sarcophagus “Des Adieux du Christ,” dated “vers 300” in Musée de l’Arles antique, Arles, France. Identified as Raising of Jairus’ daughter on the museum plaque. Bottom: Unnamed sarcophagus dated 300-330 in Vatican Museum. Identified as Raising of Jairus’ daughter in Jensen, Understanding Early Christian Art (2000) fig. 30. To left is John the Baptist baptizing Jesus. Jesus is generally depicted like a child, born again from the womb of heaven. Photo copyrights: Kateusz
- Unnamed sarcophagus dated 300-330 in Vatican Museum. Identified as Raising of Jairus’ daughter in Jensen, Understanding Early Christian Art (2000) fig. 30. To left is John the Baptist baptizing Jesus. Jesus is generally depicted like a child, born again from the womb of heaven. Jesus holds his miracle stick as is commonly found in the depictions of his miracles in early Christian art. Photo copyright: Kateusz
- Sarcophagus “Des Adieux du Christ,” dated “vers 300” in Musée de l’Arles antique, Arles, France. Identified as Raising of Jairus’ daughter on the museum plaque. Photo copyright: Kateusz
- Top: Sarcophagus “Des Adieux du Christ,” dated “vers 300” in Musée de l’Arles antique, Arles, France. Identified as Raising of Jairus’ daughter on the museum plaque. Bottom: Unnamed sarcophagus dated 300-330 in Vatican Museum. Identified as Raising of Jairus’ daughter in Jensen, Understanding Early Christian Art (2000) fig. 30. To left is John the Baptist baptizing Jesus. Jesus is generally depicted like a child, born again from the womb of heaven. Photo copyrights: Kateusz