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Not a reference tool, this unique work is a teaching-learning guide to understanding the Fourth Gospel. The focus is on showing how rather than on telling. Thirty-five "Flight Paths," followed by leading questions and statements, help both faculty and students to see as well as read how the Evangelist plotted his itinerary: adopting, adapting, and arranging the texts (both biblical and extra-biblical) that constituted his horizon. Both visually and verbally, Lemcio demonstrates how, with the benefit of St. John's eagle eye, one might survey and "spy" the territory of the text. With this comes…mehr

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Not a reference tool, this unique work is a teaching-learning guide to understanding the Fourth Gospel. The focus is on showing how rather than on telling. Thirty-five "Flight Paths," followed by leading questions and statements, help both faculty and students to see as well as read how the Evangelist plotted his itinerary: adopting, adapting, and arranging the texts (both biblical and extra-biblical) that constituted his horizon. Both visually and verbally, Lemcio demonstrates how, with the benefit of St. John's eagle eye, one might survey and "spy" the territory of the text. With this comes the knowledge of the only true God and Jesus whom he had sent--which is eternal life (17:3).
Autorenporträt
Eugene E. Lemcio is emeritus professor of New Testament at Seattle Pacific University. In addition to four other teaching aids by Wipf and Stock, he has published broadly in America, Britain, and Ukraine about canonical hermeneutics, kerygma, the Gospels, Pauline Christology and ethics, and Revelation. This is the final installment of his ""Gospel Quartet."" He serves as an affiliate professor in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures at the University of Washington.