Includes bibliographical references (pages 359-389).
Preface : the purpose and plan of this book / Tom Thatcher -- Second thoughts on the fourth Gospel / John Ashton -- Response : why should historical criticism continue to have a place in Johannine studies? / Wendy E.S. North -- In search of a new synthesis / Johannes Beutler -- Response : Johannine exegesis in transition : Johannes Beutler's search for a new synthesis / Carsten Claussen -- The Scriptures and the words and works of Jesus / Peder Borgen -- Response : living word(s) and the bread of life / Michael Labahn -- Three revolutions, a funeral, and glimmers of a challenging dawn / Thomas L. Brodie -- Response : inspecting an aerial photograph of John's engagement with sources / Catrin H. Williams -- Reflections upon a Johannine pilgrimage / D.A. Carson -- Response : progress and regress in recent Johannine scholarship : reflections upon the road ahead / Andreas J. Köstenberger -- Pursuing the elusive / R. Alan Culpepper -- Response : to what end, methodology? / Stan Harstine -- The Gospel and the Epistles of John read against the background of the history of the Johannine communities / Marinus de Jonge -- Response : the combination of a literary and a historical approach to the Gospel of John / Peter G. Kirchschlaeger -- The Gospel of John and the signs gospel / Robert T. Fortna -- Response : the fourth Gospel in first-century media culture / Tom Thatcher -- What's the meaning of this? : reflections upon a life and career / Robert Kysar -- Response : is history history? / David Rensberger -- The Johannine community among Jewish and other early Christian communities / J. Louis Martyn -- Response : reading history in the fourth Gospel / Adele Reinhartz -- Into narrative and beyond / Francis J. Moloney -- Response : the beyond beckons / Mary Coloe -- The prologue and chapter 17 of the Gospel of John / John F. O'Grady -- Response : the prologue and Jesus' final prayer / Dorothy Lee -- The signs of the Messiah and the quest for eternal life / John Painter -- Response : the Johannine conception of authentic faith as a response to the divine initiative / Paul N. Anderson -- Remaining in his word : from faith to faith by way of the text / Sandra M. Schneiders -- Response : ideologies past and present / Colleen Conway -- Johannine studies and the geopolitical : reflections upon absence and irruption / Fernando F. Segovia -- Response : toward an interdisciplinary approach to Johannine studies / Francisco Lozada Jr. -- The problem of history in John / D. Moody Smith -- Response : genre, sources, and history / Craig S. Keener -- Tradition, exegetical formation, and the Leuven hypothesis / Gilbert Van Belle -- Response : the Leuven hypothesis in C/catholic perspective / Peter J. judge -- The road ahead : three aspects of Johannine scholarship / Urban C. von Wahlde -- Response : combining key methodologies in Johannine studies / Felix Just.
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The past fifty years have seen powerful shifts in the methods and objectives of Biblical Studies. The study of the Johannine Literature, in particular, has seen a proliferation of new approaches, as well as innovative exegetical and theological conclusions. This volume surveys the℗¡emerging landscape from the perspective of scholars who have shaped the field. Written in a conversational and reflective tone, the articles offer an excellent overview of major issues in the study of the Fourth Gospel and 1-2-3 John.
What we have heard from the beginning.
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Bible., Epistles of John-- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible., John-- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible. -- N.T. -- Epistles of John -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible. -- N.T. -- John -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible., Epistles of John.
Bible., John.
Theology.
Theology.
RELIGION-- Biblical Studies-- Jesus, the Gospels & Acts.