The Gospel According to St John. Introduction with Commentary and Notes on the Greek Text. By C. K. Barrett. (S.P.C.K.; 63s.) R.G.

Some Jewish works written several hundred years before John's gospel portrayed Wisdom as God's heavenly consort. This Wisdom, pictured as a beautiful woman, lived with God and participated in ...

An exquisite fine art edition of St John’s Gospel, illuminated by artist-calligrapher Jane Sullivan. Inspired by Celtic art and the illuminated manuscripts of the Middle Ages, this is a prayerful and ...

11. Cited by Martyn, History, nn. 69 and 75; cf. also no.81, in which he responds to D. R. A. Hare. 13. According to the assessment of most recent scholarship by A. L. Nations, "Jewish Persecution of ...

The gospel of John is dramatically different than the synoptic gospels (Matthew, Mark and Luke). Instead of organizing historical events into a chronology, John presents Jesus in all of his ...

44. 48. Cf. the caution of Grasser, pp. 76f., according to whom the key to understanding John's anti-Jewish bias does not lie in his use of the word, "Jew." 49. See M. de Jonge, "Jewish Expectations ...

The Gospel According to St. Matthew has been extravagantly ... Mastroianni as Christ, or Gassman as John the Baptist. Still, one's preconceptions about these familiar characters persist, and ...

Exploring Keating's landmark political achievements and personal obsessions, The Gospel According to Paul takes the light on the hill and shines it on a man who grew up in the Labor Party at the knee ...

While he was seen by followers as the key figure in a future process of Catholic restoration of a world degraded by ...

The group of clerical “influencers,” who have high social media profiles, was mostly formed by traditionalist priests and ...

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As they pushed through a wooded continent, the earliest American settlers saw devils and witches—often in the guise of ...