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The origins of John's gospel / edited by Stanley E. Porter, Hughson T. Ong.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Series: Johannine studies ; 2Publication details: Leiden : Brill, 2016Description: xi, 319 p. ; 25 cmISBN:
  • 97890043024959004302492
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BS2615.52  .O75 2016
Contents:
The origins of John's gospel: an introduction -- The date of John's gospel and its origins -- John the Evangelist's work: an overlooked Redaktionsgeschichtliche theory from the Patristic Age -- "Secondary orality" in the Gospel of John: a "post-Guntenberg" paradigm for understanding the relationship between written Gospel texts -- The sayings of Jesus in Mark: does Mark every rely on a pre-Johannine tradition? -- The Gospel from a specific community but for all Christians: understanding the Johannine community as a "community of practice" -- The function of social conflict in the Gospel of John -- Johannine sectarianism: a category now defunct? -- On "seamless robes" and "leftover fragments" ; a theory of Johannine composition -- The question of aporiai or cohesion in the fourth gospel: a response to Urban C. von Wahlde -- Irenaeus and the authorship of the Fourth Gospel -- The repetition of history: a select survey of scholarly understandings of Johannine anti-Judaism from Baur until the end of the Weimar -- The origin of the Johannine "Son of Man" sayings.
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The origins of John's gospel: an introduction -- The date of John's gospel and its origins -- John the Evangelist's work: an overlooked Redaktionsgeschichtliche theory from the Patristic Age -- "Secondary orality" in the Gospel of John: a "post-Guntenberg" paradigm for understanding the relationship between written Gospel texts -- The sayings of Jesus in Mark: does Mark every rely on a pre-Johannine tradition? -- The Gospel from a specific community but for all Christians: understanding the Johannine community as a "community of practice" -- The function of social conflict in the Gospel of John -- Johannine sectarianism: a category now defunct? -- On "seamless robes" and "leftover fragments" ; a theory of Johannine composition -- The question of aporiai or cohesion in the fourth gospel: a response to Urban C. von Wahlde -- Irenaeus and the authorship of the Fourth Gospel -- The repetition of history: a select survey of scholarly understandings of Johannine anti-Judaism from Baur until the end of the Weimar -- The origin of the Johannine "Son of Man" sayings.

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