… to John insists that even if ‘we are not able to reconstruct its … ’, the ‘reconstruction of a
Johannine community rests on a … its implied author as a familiar voice: the voice of the gospel. …

… ’s focus in this volume is the Johannine corpus—Revelation, 1–3 John, and the Gospel of …
Our self-centeredness, the pursuit of our individualistic happiness, even our own idealistic …

… of John’s Gospel to the other Gospels, and even of John’s … There have been few who have
pursued Robinson’s argument … God created (although Paul uses the passive voice form in two …

… on a daily basis made my pursuit of that goal a little easier! … The internal evidence for Johannine
authorship was classically … By that standard all four Gospels speak with the same voice. …

… Johannine epistles (eg, 1 John 2:13–14; 3:8; 4:4; 5:5, 18–20). In the present paper, I will
examine John’s perception of demon possession and his … in the Johannine literature and their …

… from these premises, in order to come to a sound conclusion. The methodology is to access
the … note shortly, the Johannine believers attributed to Jesus a status in their religious life and …

… Johannine story. The essays by numerous established Johannine scholars presented in How
John … of the Fourth Gospel. They demonstrate that, in contrast to earlier source theories, the …

… juggernauts of Johannine scholarship’.8 In the first edition of … Hearing other ancient voices
alongside and after John helps … of the Fourth Gospel (or at least the author of its Prologue) has …