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- Cover
- The Fourth Gospel in Four Dimensions
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Part One: John and Judaism
- 1. The Gospel of John in Its Jewish Context: Why Begin with Judaism?
- 2. Judaism in the Johannine Context: Does the Gospel of John Misrepresent Judaism?
- 3. The Stressful Tension between Judaism and the Johannine Jesus: Revisiting and Evaluating J. Louis Martyn’s Classic Proposal
- Part Two: John and the Historical Jesus
- 4. The Problem of History in John: The Gospel Narratives as History at Two Levels
- 5. John’s Quest for Jesus: The Pastness of the Present Jesus
- 6. John’s Portrait of Jesus: Jesus Portrayed as Talking Christology in John’s Narrative
- 7. Jesus Tradition in the Gospel of John: Are John’s Differences from the Synoptics Coincident with Their Historical Value?
- 8. Redaction Criticism, Genre, Narrative Criticism, and the Historical Jesus in the Gospel of John: Does John Also Enshrine a Separate Memory?
- 9. The Historical Figure of Jesus in 1 John: Jesus at the Beginning Giving a Commandment for the Future
- Part Three: John among the Gospels
- 10. From Synoptic Jesus to Johannine Christ: Historical Considerations—Choosing between Genuine Historical Alternatives
- 11. The Question of Gospel Genre: Did Mark Create the Genre?
- 12. John and the Apocryphal Gospels: Was John the First Apocryphal Gospel?
- 13. The Problem of Faith and History: Common to Both John and the Synoptics, and Peculiar to Neither
- Part Four: John as Scripture
- 14. When Did the Gospels Become Scripture? What Did Their Authors Intend and Their Readers Assume?
- 15. Four Gospels and the Canonical Approach to Exegesis: Should Their Being Together in the New Testament Make a Difference in Their Interpretation?
- 16. Toward a Canonical Reading of the Fourth Gospel: Canonical Readings from Clement of Alexandria through Abraham Lincoln to Rudolf Bultmann and C. H. Dodd
- Notes
- Index of Biblical and Other Ancient Texts
- Index of Modern Authors
- About the Author
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