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Dominic Obielosi
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Introduction to Part 2: Aspects of Historicity in John 5-12 in John, Jesus and History, Volume 2
Paul N Anderson
2009
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Craig S. Keener - Sent Like Jesus: Johannine Missiology (John 20:21-22) (pp. 21-45)
Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies and APTS Press
Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies and APTS Press, 2009
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JOHN 20:24-29: HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION, THEOLOGICAL FOCUS, CHURCH FATHERS’ INTERPRETATION, EXEGESIS AND POST-MODERN SCHOLARS’ VIEW OF THE TEXT
Yaphase Ya
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Exegetical Study on John 8:12ff
Bala s
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Jesus in John’s Gospel: Structure and Issues in Johannine Christology [review] / Loader, William
Jon Paulien
2019
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“Don’t Touch This Book: Rev 22:18–19 and the Rhetoric of Reading (in) the Apocalypse of John,” Biblical Interpretation 12:3 (December 2004), 282–300
Bob Royalty
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Contributions of this Volume and the De-Johannification of Jesus (Chapter in John, Jesus, and History, Volume 3)
Paul N Anderson
2016
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R. Alan Culpepper – Jörg Frey (eds.), The Opening of John’s Narrative (John 1:19–2:22). Historical, Literary, and Theological Readings from the Colloquium Ioanneum 2015 in Ephesus (Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament 385; Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck 2017). Pp. 377.
Łukasz Darowski
Biblical Annals, 2021
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Why this Study is Needed, and Why it is Needed Now (from John, Jesus, and History, vol. 1)
Paul N Anderson
2007
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When Papyri and Codices Speak: Revisiting John 2:23-25
Josaphat C Tam
2014
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Honest to John! A Response to the Reviews of The Fourth Gospel and the Quest for Jesus
Paul N Anderson
2008
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John the Baptist and the pre-existence of Jesus in the Gospel of John: The social rhetoric of pre-existence pronouncements in John 1:15, 27, 30
Gerhardus A . van den Heever
Acta Patristica et Byzantina, 2009
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The Twofold Purpose of the Fourth Gospel. A Reading of the Conclusion to John’s Gospel (20,30-31) . – J. VERHEYDEN, G. VAN OYEN, M. LABAHN, R. BIERINGER (eds.), Studies in the Gospel of John and Its Christology. FS G. Van Belle (BETL, 265) 2014, 519-536.
Adelbert Denaux
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Singing the Song of Moses and the Lamb: John's Dialogical Use of Scripture
Steve Moyise
Andrews University Seminary Studies, 2004
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A Journey Round John: Tradition, Interpretation, and Context in the Fourth Gospel By Wendy E. S. North. Library of New Testament Studies, 534. London: Bloomsbury T&T Clark, 2015. Pp. xii + 249. Cloth, $120.00
Lindsey S . Jodrey , Wendy North
Religious Studies Review, 2016
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review of The Apocalyptic Son of Man in the Gospel of John (BBR 20 [2010])
Rafael Rodriguez
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Jesus as the Rejected Prophet and Exalted Lord: The Rhetorical Effect of Type Shifting in John 12:38-41
Bruce Henning
A version of this appeared in "Jesus as the Rejected Prophet and Exalted Lord: The Rhetorical Effect of Type Shifting in John 12:38-41" in Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 62.2 (June 2019): 329-40, 2019
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Article: Dematerializing Religion: Reading John 2-4 as a Chiasm (Biblica 2008)
Lars Kierspel
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Normal, post-normal and new normal: A theology of hope in John 20:1-29
Johnson Thomaskutty
HTS Theological Studies, 2022
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They Went Out From Us": A Study of 1 John 2.18-28
Bruce Shields
Leaven, 2012
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"Johannine Fulfillment of Scripture: Continuity and Escalation.”
Brian J Tabb
Bulletin for Biblical Research, 2011
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Exegesis of John
Mairehau Russell
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The Lame Man (John 5:1–18) as a Model for the Johannine Jews: A Narrative and Reader-Response Analysis
Christos Karakolis
Signs and Discourses in John 5 and 6: Historical, Literary, and Theological Readings from the Colloquium Ioanneum 2019 in Eisenach, 2021
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Introduction to Part 1: Aspects of Historicity in John 1-4 (in John, Jesus, and History, vol.2)
Paul N Anderson
2009
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Hebraic Analysis of John 2:1-12
Michael H Koplitz
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), 2022
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An Exegetical Analysis of John 10:1-18
Lucas Doyle
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The Divine Messiah: Reexamining John’s Use of “Christos” in the Purpose Statement of John 20:30-31
David S Ritsema
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Feed My Sheep: The Pastoral and Ecclesial Conclusion to John's Gospel
Mark A Matson
2016
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'Reading 3 John Within a Jewish Framework: An Overdue Reconsideration of the Text', Expository Times 132.10 (2021): 421-25
Justin Paley
Expository Times, 2021
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Salvation by Gathering" in the Gospel according to John: A New Look at John 12:1-7
Jonathan A Blanke
2009
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A Critique of the John, Jesus, and History Project
Mark Goodacre
2015
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The Triumphal Entry in John 12:9-19: The Culmination of the Feasts of the Jews
Dan Claire
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"Glimpses of Jesus Through the Johannine Lens--An Introduction and Overview of John, Jesus, and History, Vol. 3"
Paul N Anderson
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R. Alan Culpepper – Jörg Frey (eds.), The Opening of John’s Narrative (John 1:19–2:22). Historical, Literary, and Theological Readings from the Colloquium Ioanneum 2015 in Ephesus (WUNT 385; Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck 2017)
Łukasz Darowski
The Biblical Annals, 2021
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