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Some Aspects of the Christology of the Fourth Gospel Relevant to Contemporary Christological Controversy

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2014-01-01

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Abstract

Over the centuries the Fourth Gospel has provided much of the raw material for intense debate about the nature of Jesus. The Gospel at times deliberately plays on ancient expectations of the various titles and other attributes of Jesus in a manner, which carefully understood, throws significant light on contemporary discussion of the Trinity.

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McIver, R. (2014). Some aspects of the christology of the fourth gospel relevant to contemporary christological controversy. In P.Peterson & R. McIver (Eds.) Biblical and theological studies on the trinity (pp. 3-27). ATF Press.

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Biblical and theological studies on the trinity pp. 3-27

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9781921511394 (pbk.)

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