The Quest for the Church in the Gospel of John

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 63 (4):341-354 (2009)
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From the earliest centuries, the Gospel of John has been embraced as the church's gospel. The first commentaries on any book of the New Testament were written on the Gospel of John. Nothing matches the beauty and lofty Christology of its poetic prologue, words that more than any others guided the councils of the early church and led to the definitive expression of orthodox Christology

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