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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Johannine Epistles"”.

  1. An investigation of the purpose and mutual relations of the Johannine Epistles

    … which is often grouped under the heading "the Johannine Problem" is perhaps the most intractable of all those which confront New Testament scholars. Many of these questions cannot be avoided, no matter which of the five traditional "Johannine" books is studied. On one side there is the complex …

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  2. The Classification of the Greek Manuscripts of the Epistle of James

    … number of the Greek manuscripts of the Epistles of I and II Peter, I, II, and III John, and Jude have recently received long overdue classification, only a very few Greek manuscripts of the Epistle of James have been given comparable treatment.</p> <p>In this dissertation, we have sought …

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  3. The Pluriformity of the Alexandrian Text-Type in the Catholic Epistles

    … a third Alexandrian group in his study of the Johannine Epistles. Kenneth Keumsang Yoo’s study of 1 Peter in 2001 confirmed the existence of the third group. This study attempted to determine whether the so-called third Alexandrian group exists in all of the books of the Catholic Epistles, and …

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  4. Conquering the World: The Countercultural Victory of 1 John in Greco-Roman Context

    … created a sectarian divide among members of the Johannine community. While there is little doubt that there has been some intra-Johannine conflict, it is questionable as to whether the author of 1 John is simply addressing heresy when he repeatedly asserts that the young men of the community have …

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