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Violence As Sign In The Fourth Gospel
Biblical Interpretation, 2009AbstractThe Gospel of John twins the history of Jesus' body with the history of the temple. On John's telling, intersections of those two violent histories are multiple. In the fourth Gospel, the violence directed against Jesus' body that unfolds in the passion narrative is catalyzed (on a narrative level) by Jesus' own physically enacted violence at ...
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The Beloved Disciple, the Fourth Evangelist, and the Authorship of the Fourth Gospel
Oxford Handbooks Online, 2018Discussions of the authorship of the Gospel of John must answer two questions: who is the Beloved Disciple who is portrayed as the book’s primary source of information, and how is this individual related to the author, John the evangelist?
T. Thatcher
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Three Books On the Fourth Gospel
Novum Testamentum, 1956Of the many books and studies on the Fourth Gospel which have been published since the end of the war 1), two works, written in English, take up a particularly important place. They are The Interpretation of the Fourth Gospel by C. H. Dodd 2), and the recently published commentary by C. K. BARRETT 3).
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1963
In the Gospel attributed to John, Andrew is presented as a personality who can be quoted, described, and consulted in his own right. The contrast between Mark and John is striking. Andrew and Peter are no longer fishermen by the northwest Galilean shore, but disciples of John at Bethany on the eastern side of the Jordan.
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In the Gospel attributed to John, Andrew is presented as a personality who can be quoted, described, and consulted in his own right. The contrast between Mark and John is striking. Andrew and Peter are no longer fishermen by the northwest Galilean shore, but disciples of John at Bethany on the eastern side of the Jordan.
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Scottish Journal of Theology, 1965
In his contribution to the volume Essays in Christology for Karl Barth, Professor D. M. Mackinnon wrote as follows: To acknowledge the supremacy of the Christology is to confess that finality belongs somehow to that which is particular and contingent, to that which has definite date and place, to that which is described by statements that are not ...
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In his contribution to the volume Essays in Christology for Karl Barth, Professor D. M. Mackinnon wrote as follows: To acknowledge the supremacy of the Christology is to confess that finality belongs somehow to that which is particular and contingent, to that which has definite date and place, to that which is described by statements that are not ...
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The Christology of the Fourth Gospel
2019The Christology of the Fourth Gospel.
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The Christology of the Fourth Gospel
Scottish Journal of Theology, 1978It is clear from John 20.31 that Christology is the central concern of the author of the Fourth Gospel, and this article is an attempt to survey some of the main features of the Christology of the fourth evangelist. When classical Christology was being formulated in the period of the creeds and the great councils the Fourth Gospel played an important ...
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The Fourth Gospel and the Church
Harvard Theological Review, 1942There are two important chronological questions in the history of the Fourth Gospel: the date of its composition and the date of its acceptance by the church. The solution of the first depends in large measure on the question of John's use of the synoptic gospels. Did he use them at all? And, if he did, in what way?
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