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NT2032: Johannine Literature
This course invites students to read the Gospel according to John as story, that is, as a whole, in order to appreciate how its images and symbols drawn from the Scriptures, its characters, signs and other special features are written that the reader “may come to believe” (Jn 20:31). An introduction will be given to the First Epistle of John noting its relationship and differences to the gospel.
Textbook:
Bible New Revised Standard Version with the Apocrypha
Culpepper, R. Alan. The Gospel and Letters of John. Nashville: Abingdon. 1998
Tutor:
Kathleen Rushton
