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Footwashing in John 13 and the Johannine Community [PDF]

Journal of Biblical Literature, 1993
Charles H. Talbert, John Christopher Thomas   +1 more
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L’apocalisse della predestinazione. Il mistero dell’elezione gratuita in Agostino tra Paolo e Giovanni

Lexicon Philosophicum
This study puts forward the thesis that John’s Revelation should be interpreted as a violently anti-Pauline text. While for Paul revelation is the gift of universal salvation, and it seems that God wants to save everyone apocatastatically, John ...
Gaetano Lettieri
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The Forms of the Johannine Community

Theological Forum, 2010
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Historical Method and the Johannine Community

Arc: The Journal of the School of Religious Studies, 1992
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Torah Reading in the Johannine Community

Journal of Early Christian History, 2015
The question addressed concerns the texts that may have been read aloud as scripture in the Johannine community, as was the practice in Jewish contexts. It is suggested that the Gospel may have been read aloud in the gatherings of the Johannine community, alongside readings from the Torah.
Adele Reinhartz
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The Story of the Johannine Community and its Literature

2018
Since the work of J. Louis Martyn and Raymond E. Brown in the late 1960s and 1970s, the hypothesis of a socially distinctive Johannine Community in which the Gospel and Letters of John originated and for which they were also written has played an important role in Johannine scholarship.
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Placing Human Bondage at the Center of the Johannine Community

Interpretation- Journal of Bible and Theology
Brian Blount laid out a portrayal of a “Johannine community” that is profoundly influenced by a Christology of “active resistance.” A look at doulos passages in the Fourth Gospel reveals important features of the first-century slave experience. The teaching of John 15 (“I no longer call you slaves”) should be interpreted alongside Jesus’s taking the ...
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The Gospel from a Specific Community but for All Christians: Understanding the Johannine Community as a “Community of Practice”

2016
Hughson T Ong
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Johannine Ecclesiology — The Community's Origins

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology, 1977
Recent methodology in Gospel research is casting light not only on church history, but also on the growth of theology and faith in the first century.
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Conflict and Community in the Johannine Letters

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology, 2006
The three Johannine Letters present a number of very difficult problems regarding their authorship and historical background, as well as many passages that are obscurely written and difficult to translate and interpret. Nevertheless, they also have important insights to offer regarding the nature of God, the meaning of the incarnation, and the ...
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