The Audience of the Fourth Evangelist

Interpretation 31 (4):339-354 (1977)
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Reading the Fourth Gospel in search for its first audience can lead to a fresh awareness of the way in which the contemporary disciple is its audience

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10.1177/002096437703100401

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