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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...

h. the eternal life and ‘one with the Father’ discourses, in Jerusalem at the Feast of Dedication, Nov.–Dec., 10:22–38; and i. the farewell discourses (including the vine and branches discourse, 15:1–17, and his great high priestly prayer, 17), in Jerusalem at the last Passover, 13–17. The short pithy sayings found in the Synoptics are also largely absent. In sum, the Synoptics are more Gospels of Christ’s deeds, with John’s Gospel being a Gospel of his words. G. Prominent Synoptic themes are lacking
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