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One of the seminal works on this Gospel.,
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There is no question that any scholar who wishes to understand the Gospel of John will have read this book. Dr. Culpepper provides a scaffolding whereby the reader can approach the literary context of the Gospel on any of its many levels. If I had to reccomend the essential Gospel of John library, and could only include four books, it would include this one (as well as C.H. Dodd's two books and R.E. Brown's commentary). Admittedly, I am biased. Dr. Culpepper is a friend. However, you can verify my words by checking the index of any commentary on John which was written after the publication of this book. Count how many time Dr. Culpepper is mentioned
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There cannot be a more forensic study of the book of John than Culpepper's Anatomy of the Fourth Gospel. This scholarly book opens up the world of the Gospel of John like no other in the protestant world. This book should be mandatory reading for every Doctoral student in Biblical Studies (and probably master's as well).
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The rich storytelling in John,
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I was introduced to this book soon after it was published. I return to it first whenever I find myself in a study of John. Culpepper brings a new depth to understanding John as literature. It was this book that helped me appreciate the literary depth of this gospel. Your appreciation of the details will be wonderfully expanded. Highly recommended.(I came to this site in Amazon hoping to find the book to give to a pastor preaching through John. I was delighted to find it still in print.)
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implicit commentary, mixed prolepses, ideal narrative audience, whispering wizard, internal prolepses, external prolepses, internal analepses, authorial audience, implied author, retrospective point, core symbols, implied reader Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Beloved Disciple, Anatomy of the Fourth Gospel, Gospel of John, John the Baptist, The Implied Reader, Narrative Discourse, John's Gospel, Mary Magdalene, Narrative Time, Poetics of Composition, Rhetoric of Irony, Old Testament, The Nature of Narrative, Expositional Modes, The Compass of Irony, Son of God, The Gospel According, The Rhetoric of Fiction, The Act of Reading, Anatomy of Criticism, New Testament, The Literary Devices, Joseph of Arimathea, Alan Culpepper, Sea of Galilee Browse Sample Pages:
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implicit commentary, mixed prolepses, ideal narrative audience, whispering wizard, internal prolepses, external prolepses, internal analepses, authorial audience, implied author, retrospective point, core symbols, implied reader Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Beloved Disciple, Anatomy of the Fourth Gospel, Gospel of John, John the Baptist, The Implied Reader, Narrative Discourse, John's Gospel, Mary Magdalene, Narrative Time, Poetics of Composition, Rhetoric of Irony, Old Testament, The Nature of Narrative, Expositional Modes, The Compass of Irony, Son of God, The Gospel According, The Rhetoric of Fiction, The Act of Reading, Anatomy of Criticism, New Testament, The Literary Devices, Joseph of Arimathea, Alan Culpepper, Sea of Galilee Browse Sample Pages:
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- Do You Love Me?: Jesus Questions the Church by Michael H. Crosby on 4 pages
- Confessing Jesus Christ: Preaching in a Postmodern World by David J. Lose on page 136, page 168, and Back Matter
- The Missions of Jesus and the Disciples According to the Fourth Gospel: With Implications for the Fourth Gospel's Purpose and the Mission of the Conte by Mr. Andreas J. Kostenberger on page 43, page 142, and Back Matter
- What Are the Gospels?: A Comparison with Graeco-Roman Biography (Biblical Resource) by Richard A. Burridge on page 260, page 290, and Back Matter
- From Scripture to Theology by Charles J. Scalise in Back Matter (1), Back Matter (2), and Back Matter (3)
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