Abingdon New Testament Commentaries: 1, 2, & 3 JohnAbingdon Press, 2011/09/01 - 103 ページ After years of close contact with the Johannine epistles, David Rensberger discusses the numerous puzzles--linguistic, literary, and historical--that characterize these brief texts. His comments on their theological and ethical significance illumines the meaning and interrelationship of faith and love. In short, Rensberger skillfully demonstrates that despite the Johannine epistles' existence on the periphery of the New Testament canon, they nevertheless touch on the heart of its message. |
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abiding actions anointing antichrist assertion author’s beginning believe brothers and sisters Brown Cerinthus children of God church claim commandment to love commentaries comments on 2:6 confession context contrast death devil Diotrephes divine Docetists dualism early Christian elder elsewhere epistles eschatological eternal ethical evil exhortation fellowship flesh Fourth Gospel Gaius Gaius’s Gnostic God’s children God’s commandments God’s love Gospel of John Greek hospitality hoti human Jesus imitation incarnational Christology interpretation Jesus Christ Johannine Christians Johannine community Johannine tradition Johannine writings John’s language letter Lieu light love commandment means mission mutual indwelling mutual love NRSV one’s opponents probably pronoun Qumran Raymond E readers realized eschatology reference relationship revealed righteousness salvation Schnackenburg 1992 seems sense simply sinlessness sins Son of God Spirit statements structure suggests teaching tense Testament testimony texts theme theological translated true truth verb verse 12 walking word