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John, Beloved Disciple: A Survey of his Theology examines the themes, concepts and theology of John in his gospel, his letters, and in Revelation. A superb analysis of the writings and theology of the books written by John, Reymond also responds to the two modern theologies of Bultmann and Kaseman. Reymond makes a strong case for John’s authorship on the Gospel that bears his name, the Johannine...

Chapter Three Theology of the Epistles Introductory Matters I. Introduction to the First Epistle of John As he does in his Gospel (20:31), John informs his readers of his purpose in writing 1 John: ‘I write these things [his ‘these things’ here does not refer just to the immediately preceding two verses, 1 John 5:11–12; the phrase refers to the entire letter] to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life’ (5:13). This carries John’s readers one step
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