 The Gospel According to John |
Introduction to the Gospel of John From the New American Bible Pages courtesy of Prof. Felix Just, S.J., Ph.D., Loyola Institute for Spirituality in Orange, CA Pages courtesy of Jerome H. Neyrey, S.J., University of Notre Dame Introduction to John By Henry Wansbrough, OSB, Oxford University Faculty of Theology John From the NIV Bible: author, date, purpose and emphases, and outline The Galilean Jesus: Creating a Borderland at the Foot of the Cross By Sophia Park in Theological Studies, June 2009 Whose Sins You Shall Forgive… The Holy Spirit and the Forgiveness of Sin(s) in the Fourth Gospel By Sandra M. Schneiders, IHM, at Duquesne University, June 2009 Temple, Sign, and Sacrament: Towards a New Perspective on the Gospel of John By Scott W. Hahn, St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology, in Letter & Spirit: A Journal of Catholic Biblical Theology, 2008 Developing a Retroactive Hermeneutic: Johannine Theology and Doctrinal Development By Myk Habets in American Theological Inquiry, 2008. Scroll down to page 77 Telling Time in the Fourth Gospel By Jerome H. Neyrey and Eric Rowe, University of Notre Dame, in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2008 The Implied Definition of the Prophet and Its Middle Platonic Trajectory in the Gospel of John By Fabien Nobilio in Neotestamentica, 2007 The Identification and Examination of the Elements that Caused a Schism in the Johannine Community at the End of the First Century CE By Dirk van der Merwe, Department of Religious Studies, Vista University, in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2007 The Identity of the Recipients of the Fourth Gospel in the Light of the Purpose of the Gospel By Won-Ha Hwang and J. G. van der Watt, Department of New Testament Studies, University of Pretoria, in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2007 The Father and Son in the Fourth Gospel: Johannine Subordination Revisited By Christopher Cowan, Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, March 2006 The Miracle of Cana By Peter Henrici in Communio, Spring 2006 Christ in the Theologies of Paul and John: A Study in the Diverse Unity of New Testament Theology By Frank J. Matera in Theological Studies, June 2006 The Sword of the Messiah and the Concept of Liberation in the Fourth Gospel By Cornelis Bennema in Biblica, 2005 Pneumatology in John's Gospel By Carl Chambers in The Theologian: The Internet Journal for Integrated Theology, 2005 Lukan and Johannine Tradition in the Quran By Vernon K. Robbins, 2005 Witness and Friend: Symbolism Associated with John the Baptiser By Mary L. Coloe The Gospel of John and the Dead Sea Scrolls By Harold Attridge at the Hebrew University's Center for the Study of Christianity, January 2004 Honour and Shame as Key Concepts in Chrysostom's Exegesis of the Gospel of John By H.F. Stander, Department of Ancient Languages, University of Pretoria, in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2003 Logos and Tao: Johannine Christology and a Taoist Perspective By Joseph H. Wong in Path, 2003 "Love for Love": Conceptual Unity and Idiomatic Difference in the Johannine Tradition By R. J. Hoffmann in Quodlibet Online Journal of Christian Theology and Philosophy, November 2002 Semiotic Behaviour in Luke and John By Richard L Rohrbaugh, Lewis & Clark College, Portland, in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2002 Spaced Out: “Territoriality” in the Fourth Gospel By Jerome H. Neyrey, University of Notre Dame, in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2002 John and the Future of the Nations By Eckhard J. Schnabel in Bulletin for Biblical Research, 2002 Religious Intolerance, Bach, St. John's Passion By Christopher M. Leighton in SIDIC Periodical, 2001-2002 Jesus in Conflict: History and Theology in John 5-12 By Johannes Beutler in SIDIC Periodical, 2001-2002 The Gospel of John and Christian Anti-Judaism By Paula Fredriksen in SIDIC Periodical, 2001-2002 Perspectives on Bach's St. John Passion and the Jews By Michael Marissen in SIDIC Periodical, 2001-2002 Notes on Bach's Music and a Statement of our Purpose By Tom Hall in SIDIC Periodical, 2001-2002 Building a Dialogue Community By James F. Moore in SIDIC Periodical, 2001-2002 The Fourth Gospel at the Service of Praise By Yves Simoens in SIDIC Periodical, 2002 Mark, John, and Answerability: Aspects of Interfluentiality Between the Second and Fourth Gospels By Paul N. Anderson, George Fox University, 2001 Jesus the Way, the Cross, and the World according to the Gospel of John By Craig R. Koester, Luther Northwestern Theological Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota in Word & World, Fall 2001 Our Serpent of Salvation: The Offense of Jesus in John's Gospel By Ronald F. Marshall in Word & World, Fall 2001 Recent Views of John's Gospel By Udo Schnelle in Word & World, Fall 2001 What Is the Gospel of John? By Marianne Meye Thompson in Word & World, Fall 2001 The Implied Ethics of the Fourth Gospel: A Reinterpretationof the Decalogue By Jey J. Kanagaraj, Union Biblical Seminary, India, in Tyndale Bulletin, 2001 Households of Faith (Jn 4::46-54; 11: 1-44): A Metaphor for the Johannine Community By Mary Coloe, Pacifica, October 2000 Jesus' Jewishness in the Fourth Gospel: An Antidote to Anti-Judaism? By Raimo Hakola, University of Helsinki. Presented to the SBL Johannine Literature Section, November 2000 Wrestling with Johannine Anti-Judaism: A Hermeneutical Framework for the Analysis of the Current Debate By R. Bieringer, D. Pollefeyt, F. Vandecasteele-Vanneuville in The Bible and Interpretation, 2000 The Legend of the Beloved Disciple By Tom Thatcher, Cincinnati Bible Seminary, 2000 The Politics of the Johannine Drama By Colleen M. Conway. Presented to the SBL Johannine Literature Section, November 2000 Intertextuality and the Relationship Between John and the Synoptics By Mark A. Matson, Milligan College, 2000 Mary Magdalene and the Disciple Jesus Loved By Esther A. de Boer in Lectio Difficilior, a European E-Journal for Feminist Exegesis, 2000 Judas Game: The Biology of Combat in the Gospel of John By Lyle Eslinger, Journal for the Study of the New Testament, 2000 Between Tradition and Literary Art: The Miracle Tradition in the Fourth Gospel By M. Labahn in Biblica, 1999 The Church in the Gospel of John By D. Kim in Tyndale Bulletin, 1999 Johannine Understanding of Mission By Joe Kallarangatt in Third Millenium, October-December 1999 Relational Language in John 14-16: Implications for the Doctrine of the Trinity By Harold F. Carl, Ph.D., Chaplain, Berry College, Mt. Berry, GA, in The Global Journal of Classical Theology, 1999 The Holy Spirit as Paraclete: The Gift of John's Gospel By Raymond E. Brown, S.S. in Scripture from Scratch, May 1998 Discipleship in John: Four Profiles By Mark F.Whitters, Catholic University of America, in Word & World, Fall 1998 Jesus as Rabbi in the Fourth Gospel By Andreas J. Köstenberger in Bulletin for Biblical Research, 1998 Eucharistic Symbolism in the Gospel of John By David E. Fredrickson, Luther Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota, in Word & World, Winter 1997 Is John's Gospel Anti-Semitic? By Glenn Balfour in Tyndale Bulletin, 1997 The Enigma of the Fourth Gospel: Another Look By David Wenham in Tyndale Bulletin, 1997 Jesus the King, Merkabah Mysticism, and the Gospel of John By Jey J. Kanagaraj, Head of Biblical Studies Department, Union Biblical Seminary, Pune, India, in Tyndale Bulletin, 1996 The Composition of John By Henry Wansbrough, OSB, Oxford University Faculty of Theology, 1995 Johannine Christology By Henry Wansbrough, OSB, Oxford University Faculty of Theology, 1995 The Jewishness of John's Use of the Scriptures in John 6:31 and 7:37-8 By Glenn Balfour, Notingham University, in Tyndale Bulletin, 1995 The Seventh Johannine Sign: A Study in John's Christology By Andreas J. Köstenberger in Bulletin for Biblical Research, 1995 The Fourth Gospel—An Appeal to Jews By Stephen Motyer, London University 1993 dissertation summary, in Tyndale Bulletin, 1994 The Promise of Life in the Gospel of John By Paul S. Minear in Theology Today, January 1993 The Farewell Discourse of the Evangelist John and Its Jewish Heritage By Ernst Bammel, Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge, in Tyndale Bulletin, 1993 The Passion and Resurrection According to John By Craig R. Koester, Luther Northwestern Theological Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota in Word & World, 1991 Signs and Faith in the Fourth Gospel By Marianne M. Thompson in Bulletin for Biblical Research, 1991 Some Recent Trends in the Study of John By Barnabus Lindars in The Way, 1990 New Birth as a New People: Spirituality and Community in the Fourth Gospel By Gail R. O'Day, Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, in Word & World, 1988 Born Anew By Sandra M. Schneiders in Theology Today, July 1987 The Holy Spirit's Ministry in the Fourth Gospel By Walt Russell, Grace Theological Journal, 1987 The Gospel of John and the Dead Sea Scrolls By Harold Attridge History and Symbolism in the Fourth Gospel By Sandra M. Schneiders, IHM, 1976 Soteriology in the Gospel of John By George Allen Turner in Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1976 Symbolism and the Sacramental Principle in the Fourth Gospel By Sandra M. Schneiders, IHM, 1975 Merrill C. Tenney, Topics from the Gospel of John: Part I: The Person of the Father Bibliotheca Sacra, Jan. 1975 Part II: The Meaning of the Signs Bibliotheca Sacra, April 1975 Part III: The Meaning of "Witness" in John Bibliotheca Sacra, July 1975 The Vision of God in Philo and John: A Comparative Study By Donald A. Hagner, Ph.D., in Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, Spring 1971 Merrill C. Tenney, Literary Keys to the Fourth Gospel: I. The Symphonic Structure of John Bibliotheca Sacra, 1963 II. The Authori's Testimony to Himself Bibliotheca Sacra, July 1963 III. The Old Testament and the Fourth Gospel Bibliotheca Sacra, Oct. 1963 IV. The Imagery of John Bibliotheca Sacra, Jan. 1964 Gospel of St. John By Leopold Fonck, The Catholic Encyclopedia, 1910 Commentary on the Gospel of John By the Father of the Church Origen Interpretation or Comment on the Gospel According to John By the Father of the Church St. Cyril of Alexandria Mary Magdalene: Author of the Fourth Gospel? By Ramon K. Jusino, M.A. Includes related links and reaction from theologians The Gospel of John By Robert M. Grant. Chapter 11 of A Historical Introduction to the New Testament The Gospel of John By Richard Heard. Chapter 10 of An Introduction to the New Testament John By William Barclay. Chapter 3 of Many Witnesses, One Lord Narrative Movement in the Gospel of John Part of James Tabor 's "Jewish-Roman World of Jesus" web site The Gospel of John Book by United Methodist Bishop William R. Cannon, formerly Professor of Church History and then Dean of Chandler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta John 1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Prologue to the Fourth Gospel (John 1:1-18) Courtesy of Prof. Felix Just, S.J.. Includes a presentation of the chiastic structure of the Prologue The Structure of the Johannine Prologue and Genesis 1 By Mary Coloe, PBVM An Exegetical Study of The Prologue of John (John 1:1-18) By Richard Van Egmond in McMaster Journal of Theology and Ministry, vol 4, 2001 Spirit-Baptism in the Fourth Gospel. A Messianic Reading of John 1,33 By Cornelis Bennema, Biblica, 2003 How Semitic Was John? Rethinking the Hellenistic Background to John 1:1 By David A. Reed in Anglican Theological Review, Fall 2003 The Baptisms of John and Jesus: An Exegesis of John 1:19-34 By Lloyd Lee Wilson in Quaker Theology, Winter 2007 The Children of God and the Glory that John 1:14 Saw By Gordon D. Kirchhevel in Bulletin for Biblical Research, 1996 Surely the Lord is in This Place: Blessing in the World By Marie-Eloise Rosenblatt in The Way, 1990 Who Is 'Full of Grace and Truth' in the Ws Text of John 1:14? By J. Bruce Prior in Bulletin for Biblical Research, 2001 Catena Aurea John 1 Chapter 1 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 1:1-18 the Eternal Word becomes flesh John 1:19-28 the witness of John the Baptist John 1:29-34 the Lamb of God John 1:35-42 the first disciples of Jesus John 1:43-51 skeptical Nathaniel becomes a disciple St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 1 of John: Homily 2 -- Homily 3 -- Homily 4 -- Homily 5 -- Homily 6 -- Homily 7 -- Homily 8 -- Homily 9 -- Homily 10 -- Homily 11 -- Homily 12 -- Homily 13 -- Homily 14 -- Homily 15 -- Homily 16 -- Homily 17 -- Homily 18 -- Homily 19 -- Homily 20 -- Homily 21 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 1 of John: Tractate 1 -- Tractate 2 -- Tractate 3 -- Tractate 4 -- Tractate 5 -- Tractate 6 -- Tractate 7 John 2------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Catena Aurea John 2 Chapter 2 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 2:1-12 Jesus makes water into wine at Cana wedding feast John 2:13-25 Jesus at Passover cleanses the temple St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 2 of John: Homily 22 -- Homily 23 -- Homily 24 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 2 of John: Tractate 8 -- Tractate 9 -- Tractate 10 -- Tractate 11 John 3------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Whence and Whither: A Narrative Perspective on Birth a!nwqen (John 3,3-8) By Karl Olav Sandnes in Biblica, 2004 For God Did Not So Love the Whole World – Only Israel! John 3:16 Revisited By J.E. Botha and P.A. Rousseau in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2005 The Globalization of Biblical Interpretation A Test Case--John 3-4 By Craig L. Blomberg in Bulletin for Biblical Research, 1995 Catena Aurea John 3 Chapter 3 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 3:1-7 Nicodemus, a secret disciple of Jesus John 3:7-15 "You must be born anew" John 3:16-21 God's love and judgment John 3:22-30 the final witness of John the Baptist John 3:31-36 the One sent from heaven St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 3 of John: Homily 25 -- Homily 26 -- Homily 27 -- Homily 28 -- Homily 29 -- Homily 30 -- Homily 31 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 3 of John: Tractate 12 -- Tractate 13 -- Tractate 14 John 4------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Women in the Mission of the Church: An Interpretation of John 4 By Rekha Chennattu, RA, February 2002 Jesus and the Samaritan Woman (Jn 4:1-42) By Gerardo Daniel Ramos, SCJ, in Vidyajyoti Journal of Theological Reflection, January 2009 John 4. 1-42 From the Anglican Consultations, Bangalore 2003 Mission From the Heart of the Church - Water, Worship, and Harvest (Jn 4:1-42) By Thomas J. Ascheman, SVD, to participants of the Ishvani Kendra Silver Jubilee Colloquium, October 2001 What's Wrong With This Picture? John 4, Cultural Stereotypes of Women, and Public and Private Space By Jerome H. Neyrey, S.J. in Biblical Theology Bulletin, 1994 The Wooing of the Woman at the Well: Jesus, the Reader and Reader-Response Criticism By Lyle Eslinger, Journal of Literature & Theology, September 1987 Jesus Asks the Samaritan Woman for a Drink: A Dalit Feminist Reading of John 4 By Surekha Nelavala in lectio difficilior, 2007 John 4: Jesus and the Samaritan Woman at the Well Interactive computer lessons written and designed by David Landry Catena Aurea John 4 Chapter 4 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 4:1-42 Jesus offers the Samaritan woman living water John 4:43-54 Jesus heals son of official at Capernaum St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 4 of John: Homily 32 -- Homily 33 -- Homily 34 -- Homily 35 -- Homily 36 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 4 of John: Tractate 15 -- Tractate 16 John 5------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- He Has Given to the Son To Have Life in Himself (John 5,26) By Urban C. von Wahlde, Biblica, 2004 Power in the Pool: The Healing of the Man at Bethesda and Jesus' Violation of the Sabbath (Jn. 5:1–18) Steven M. Bryan, Ethiopian Graduate School of Theology, Addis Ababa, in Tyndale Bulletin, 2003 Catena Aurea John 5 Chapter 5 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 5:1-16 Jesus heals lame man at pool of Bethzatha John 5:17-30 Jesus' first discourse on Father-Son relationship John 5:31-47 Jesus answers the chages of his opponents St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 5 of John: Homily 37 -- Homily 38 -- Homily 39 -- Homily 40 -- Homily 41 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 5 of John: Tractate 17 -- Tractate 18 -- Tractate 19 -- Tractate 20 -- Tractate 21 -- Tractate 22 -- Tractate 23 John 6------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Texts in Context: John 6:1-71—The Bread Which Gives Life to the World By Paul S. Berge, Luther Northwestern Theological Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota, in Word & World, 1985 The Confession of Peter According to John 6:69 By William R. Domeris, Senior Lecturer, Religious Studies Department, University of Witwatersrand, South Africa, in Tyndale Bulletin, 1993 Catena Aurea John 6 Chapter 6 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 6:1-15 Jesus feeds 5000 by multiplying five loaves & two fish John 6:16-21 Jesus walks on the Sea of Galilee to the disciples' boat John 6:22-29 the crowds at Galilee seek out Jesus John 6:30-35 Galileans want a sign from Jesus John 6:35-40 Jesus offers himself as the "bread of life" John 6:41-51 Galileans upset with Jesus' teaching on "bread of life" John 6:52-59 Jesus' radical teaching in Capernaum synagogue John 6:60-69 Jesus challenges disciples to believe his teaching St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 6 of John: Homily 42 -- Homily 43 -- Homily 44 -- Homily 45 -- Homily 46 -- Homily 47 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 6 of John: Tractate 24 -- Tractate 25 -- Tractate 26 -- Tractate 27 John 7------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Trials (Forensic) and Tribulations (Honor Challenges) of Jesus: John 7 in Social Science Perspective By Jerome H. Neyrey, S.J. in Biblical Theology Bulletin, 1996 Liar Liar and 'This Woman' in John 7:1--8:59: From Rhetorical Analysis to Intertextual Reading By Jeffrey L. Staley at the 1999 Meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature Catena Aurea John 7 Chapter 7 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 7:1-30 Jesus' confronted on Feast of Tabernacles John 7:31-39 Jesus offers "rivers of living water" to those who thirst John 7:40-53 reactions to Jesus St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 7 of John: Homily 48 -- Homily 49 -- Homily 50 -- Homily 51 -- Homily 52 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 7 of John: Tractate 28 -- Tractate 29 -- Tractate 30 -- Tractate 31 -- Tractate 32 -- Tractate 33 John 8------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- John 8:39-47: Children of Abraham or of the Devil? By Richard A. Bondi in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Fall 1997 Jesus and the Adulteress By A. Watson in Biblica, 1999 The Woman Caught in Adultery By Jack Mahoney SJ in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, March 2010 Like Father, Like Son: The Role of Abraham in Tabernacles -- John 8:31-59 By Mary Coloe, Pacifica, Feb 1999 Re-Thinking the Traditions: Reading John 8 and Exodus 3 Together after the Shoah. Introduction By James F. Moore in SIDIC Periodical, 2001-2002 Wrestling with God and the Devil By Steven Leonard Jacobs in SIDIC Periodical, 2001-2002 Facing the Holy Whole: Reading John 8 with Chastened Eyes By Henry F. Knight in SIDIC Periodical, 2001-2002 Catena Aurea John 8 Chapter 8 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 8:1-11 woman caught in adultery John 8:12-20 Jesus' claim to be "the light of the world" John 8:21-30 fatal imcomprehension John 8:31-42 true discipleship, freedom and slavery John 8:43-50 children of the devil John 8:51-59 Jesus is greater than Abraham St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 8 of John: Homily 53 -- Homily 54 -- Homily 55 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 8 of John: Tractate 34 -- Tractate 35 -- Tractate 36 -- Tractate 37 -- Tractate 38 -- Tractate 39 -- Tractate 40 -- Tractate 41 -- Tractate 42 -- Tractate 43 John 9------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- John 9: Historical intertexture By Vernon K. Robbins, The Tapestry of Early Christian Discourse: Rhetoric, Society and Ideology, 1996 Did Jesus Allow for Reincarnation? Assessing the Syntax of John 9:3-4 By Michael S. Heiser, Ph.D., Academic Editor, Logos Bible Software, in Scandinavian Evangelical E-Journal for New Testament Studies, 2010 A Comprehensive Reading of John 9: A Socio-Rhetorial Perspective of Discipleship in the Gospel of John Thesis by Barhatulirhwa Vincent Muderhwa, 2008 Jesus or Moses? On How to Know the Manifestation of God in John 9:24-41 Thesis by Barhatulirwa Vincent Muderhwa, 2005 Catena Aurea John 9 Chapter 9 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Text and meditation by Don Schwager: John 9:1-41 Jesus heals the blind man at Pool of Siloam St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 9 of John: Homily 56 -- Homily 57 -- Homily 58 -- Homily 59 St. Augustine, Tractate on Chapter 9 of John: Tractate 44 John 10------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The 'Noble' Shepherd in John 10: Cultural And Rhetorical Background By Jerome H. Neyrey, S.J. in Journal of Biblical Literature, 2001 Jesus the Good Shepherd Who Will Also Bring Other Sheep (John 10:16): The Old Testament Background of a Familiar Metaphor By Andreas J. Köstenberger in Bulletin for Biblical Research, 2002 Catena Aurea John 10 Chapter 10 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 10:1-10 Jesus' parable of the shepherd and the thieves John 10:11-21Jesus the Good Shepherd John 10:22-30 Jesus claims equality with the Father John 10:31-42 Jesus answers charge of blasphemy St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 10 of John: Homily 60 -- Homily 61 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 10 of John: Tractate 45 -- Tractate 46 -- Tractate 47 -- Tractate 48 John 11------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Catena Aurea John 11 Chapter 11 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 11:1-44 Jesus raises Lazarus from the tomb John 11:45-57 chief priests take counsel to arrest Jesus St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 11 of John: Homily 62 -- Homily 63 -- Homily 64 -- Homily 65 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 11 of John: Tractate 49 -- Tractate 50 John 12------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Characterization of the Greeks in John 12 By Elizabeth Danna presented at the 1999 Meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature Catena Aurea John 12 Chapter 12 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 12:1-11 Mary anoints Jesus at Bethany John 12:12-19 Jesus enters Jerusalem as Messianic King John 12:20-26 the coming of Jesus' hour John 12:27-43 the voice from heaven John 12:44-50 Jesus came to save the world St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 12 of John: Homily 66 -- Homily 67 -- Homily 68 -- Homily 69 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 12 of John: Tractate 51 -- Tractate 52 -- Tractate 53 -- Tractate 54 John 13------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bye-Word: A 'Soul Reading' of Jesus' Farewell Discourse (John 13-17) By Michael Willett Newheart presented at the 1999 Meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature The Footwashing in John 13:6-11: Transformation Ritual or Ceremony? By Jerome H. Neyrey, S.J Catena Aurea John 13 Chapter 13 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 13:1-17 Jesus washes his disciples feet John 13:18-20 Jesus foretells his betrayal John 13:21-30 betrayal and faltering loyalty John 13:31-38 Jesus' farewell command St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 13 of John: Homily 70 -- Homily 71 -- Homily 72 -- Homily 73 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 13 of John: Tractate 55 -- Tractate 56 -- Tractate 57 -- Tractate 58 -- Tractate 59 -- Tractate 60 -- Tractate 61 -- Tractate 62 -- Tractate 63 -- Tractate 64 -- Tractate 65 -- Tractate 66 John 14------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Eschatological Temple in John 14 By Steven M. Bryan in Bulletin for Biblical Research, 2005 Catena Aurea John 14 Chapter 14 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 14:1-20 Jesus' last summer discourse: way to glory John 14:21-22 last supper discourse: way to fellowship John 14:23-26 last suppr discourse: way to fellowship John 14:27-31 last supper discourse: promise of Holy Spirit St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 14 of John: Homily 74 -- Homily 75 -- Homily 76 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 14 of John: Tractate 67 -- Tractate 68 -- Tractate 69 -- Tractate 70 -- Tractate 71 -- Tractate 72 -- Tractate 73 -- Tractate 74 -- Tractate 75 -- Tractate 76 -- Tractate 77 -- Tractate 78 -- Tractate 79 John 15------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Unfruitful Branches in John 15 By Charles R. Smith, Grace Journal, 1968 Was There Another Vine? Questions on John 15:1a By Dr Mary Coloe PBVM. professor of New Testament Studies at St Paul's Theological College and the School of Theology, Australian Catholic University, Brisbane Catena Aurea John 15 Chapter 15 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 15:1-8 parable of the vine and branches John 15:9-11 last supper discourse: abiding in love John 15:12-17 Jesus' commandment of love John 15:18-25 Jesus' discour on hatred of the world John 15:26-16:4 the Counselor will bear witness to Jesus St. John Chrysostom, Homily on Chapter 15 of John: Homily 77 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 15 of John: Tractate 80 -- Tractate 81 -- Tractate 82 -- Tractate 83 -- Tractate 84 -- Tractate 85 -- Tractate 86 -- Tractate 87 -- Tractate 88 -- Tractate 89 -- Tractate 90 -- Tractate 91 -- Tractate 92 John 16------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Catena Aurea John 16 Chapter 16 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 16:5-11 the worl of the Holy Spirit John 16:12-22 the Spirit of truth John 16:23-28 direct access to the Father John 16:29-33 Jesus has overcome the world St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 16 of John: Homily 78 -- Homily 79 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 16 of John: Tractate 93 -- Tractate 94 -- Tractate 95 -- Tractate 96 -- Tractate 97 -- Tractate 98 -- Tractate 99 -- Tractate 100 -- Tractate 101 -- Tractate 102 -- Tractate 103 John 17------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contextualization: To Know and Make Known God and Jesus Christ…Through Many Types of Logic Marlene Enns in Common Ground Journal, Spring 2009. Scroll down to page 90 The Structure of John 17 By C H Wong, University of Pretoria, in Verbum et Ecclesia, 2006 The Exposition of John 17:6-8: An Exegetical Exercise By D.G. van der Merwe, Department of Religious Studies, Vista University, in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2003 Ôhe People of God: Its Unity and Its Glory The Father George Florovsky Memorial Lecture by Constantine Scouteris. Á discussion of John 17:17-24 in the light of patristic thought The Interpretation of the Revelatory Events in John 17:24-26: An Exegetical Exercise By D J van der Merwe, Universiteit van Suid-Afrika, in Verbum et Ecclesia, 2004 Catena Aurea John 17 Chapter 17 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 17:1-11 the glory of the cross John 17:12-26 Jesus' prayer for his disciples St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 17 of John: Homily 80 -- Homily 81 -- Homily 82 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 17 of John: Tractate 104 -- Tractate 105 -- Tractate 106 -- Tractate 107 -- Tractate 108 -- Tractate 109 -- Tractate 110 -- Tractate 111 John 18------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Arrest By Donald Senior, C.P. Commentary on John 18:1-11 In the Courtyard of the High Priest By Donald Senior, C.P. Commentary on John 18:12-27 Jesus Before Pilate By Donald Senior, C.P. Commentary on John 18:28:40 Catena Aurea John 18 Chapter 18 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 18:1-11 Jesus' arrest in the Garden John 18:12-27 Jesus' trial and Peter's denial John 18:28-40 Jesus before Pilate St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 18 of John: Homily 83 -- Homily 84 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 18 of John: Tractate 112 -- Tractate 113 -- Tractate 114 -- Tractate 115 John 19------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jesus the Crucified King Commentary on John 19:1-16 by Donald Senior, C.P. The Lifting Up of the Son of Man By Donald Senior, C.P. Commentary on John 19:17-30 Testimony By Donald Senior, C.P. Commentary on John 19:31-42 Raising the Johannine Temple (John 19:19-37) By Mary Coloe. The Presidential Address delivered to the Fellowship for Biblical Studies, Melbourne, 1999 Catena Aurea John 19 Chapter 19 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 19:1-16 Jesus scourged & condemned John 19:17-22 Jesus bears his cross to Golgatha John 19:23-27 The gamblers and the women at the cross John 19:28-30 Jesus dies on the cross John 19:31-37 Jesus' pierced side John 19:38-42 Jesus' burial St. John Chrysostom, Homily on Chapter 19 of John: Homily 85 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 19 of John: Tractate 116 -- Tractate 117 -- Tractate 118 -- Tractate 119 -- Tractate 120 John 20------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Turning from Death to Life: A Biblical Reflection on Mary Magdalene (John 20:1-18) By Dorothy A. Lee in Ecumenical Review, 1998 "As the Father Has Sent Me": Community Dialogues in John 20 By David L. Barr, Wright State University Seeing and Believing: The Thomas Incident (John 20:24-29) By His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios Trakatellis in the book Agape and Diakonia: Essays in Memory of Bishop Gerasimos of Abydos, 1998, Holy Cross Orthodox Press, Evidence that the Perfect Tense in John 20:23 and Matthew 16:19 Is Mistranslated By Julius R. Mantey in Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1973 Catena Aurea John 20 Chapter 20 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 20:1-10 the empty tomb John 20:11-18 Jesus appears to Mary Magdalen John 20:19-31 Jesus appears to the disciples St. John Chrysostom, Homilies on Chapter 20 of John: Homily 86 -- Homily 87 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 20 of John: Tractate 121 -- Tractate 122 John 21------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Catena Aurea John 21 Chapter 21 verse-by-verse text plus commentary by Church Fathers Texts and meditations by Don Schwager: John 21:1-14 Jesus appears at the Sea of Tiberias John 21:15-19 Jesus commissions Peter to shepherd flock John 21:20-25 John bears witness to the gospel St. John Chrysostom, Homily on Chapter 21 of John: Homily 88 St. Augustine, Tractates on Chapter 21 of John: Tractate 123 -- Tractate 124 Broken links? 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