… how the Gospel of John might help us (or not) in being in partnership with the most vulnerable.
… Those who know their voice (their privilege) and the implications also can hear the voice …

… Johannine tradition, and vice versa, but also the basic statements regarding the dignity of
Jesus and the function of John the Baptist, in which Jesus is … His voice at any time, nor seen His …

… is in the active voice). The Subject of an active voice clause by virtue of its being the Subject
… an introduction occurs in the Johannine account of the crucifixion of Jesus (John 19: 17-30). …

… , the Gospel of John is thereby liberated to be read and en- analyses, the Gospel of John is
… thethe texttext speaksspeaks inin itsits ownown voice,voice, itit isis regardedregarded asas …

… 16–20) should not sound the same as a sermon on Luke, Mark, John, or Paul. A resurrection
… Scholars of the Johannine corpus have argued that for the Fourth Evangelist, “resurrection” …

… relationship of the Fourth Gospel to the scrolls is to search for and to … from the Johannine
Epistles to those from the Fourth Gospel, there are still … This may sound a foolish thesis. St …

… I will search out … established, the Johannine editor’s claims that the Johannine narrative
reflects an … “In John, the narrator is undramatized and serves as the voice of the implied author. …

… This book includes articles from the major players in the study of the Gospel of John, their …
, with palm branches in their hands, and crying out with a loud voice,‘Salvation belongs to our …

… , when John calls Jesus me "bridegroom" and has in mind his … him, rejoices greatly at the
bridegroom's voice" (3:28-29). … dismiss for other options in pursuit of safety of consciousness. …