Interpreting Biblical Texts Series - The Gospel and Letters of John

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The book delves into the Gospel and Letters of John, exploring their unique relationship with the Synoptic Gospels and discussing authorship, sources, and composition. It reviews the history of the Johannine community and interprets the Gospel's narrative structure. Theological themes such as Christology and eschatology are examined, followed by a guided reading of the Gospel itself. The Letters are introduced with a focus on their connection to the Gospel, and the final chapter addresses the significance of Johannine literature as expressions of faith.