In his first sermon in his series on the opening chapters of the Gospel of John, begun in October 1962, Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones made the arresting remark: Do you know what is the matter with us? I w…
This publication is a valuable addition to the literature of the gospel on which the author is a renowned authority> Recent decades have seen a strong reiteration of the Jewish background and origi…
In this outstanding collection, eminent New Testament scholar C. K. Barrett considers various dimensions of the fourth gospel. As a foundation for greater understanding, he discusses the theologica…
In this useful work, C. Kingsley Barrett offers an insightful commentary on the book of John. Barrett seeks to view John in light of a variety of contexts, including that in which it was written, a…
In this book "John" signifies both the fourth gospel, and the fourth evangelist. No assumption is implied regarding the identity of the latter. For the shortened titles used for some ancient books …
Since its publication almost forty years ago, The Interpretation of the Fourth Gospel has established itself as a classic of biblical scholarship. Regarded as a seminal text in Johannine studies, i…
In writing ths commentary it has been our aim achieve the following objectives: (1)a careful translation of the text, (2) a more thorough discussion of introductory problem, (3) a brief analysis o…
Esler and Piper set out what social identity theory actually means, how it works, and how it applies to John's Gospel. They then show how their ecclesiological reading of the Lazarus story finds co…