دانلود کتاب QUOTATIONS IN JOHN: Studies on Jewish Scripture in the Fourth Gospel

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Cover\nContents\nList of Tables\nAcknowledgements\nEditorial Notes\nINTRODUCTION\n A. New lenses for a long-standing issue\n B. The continued relevance of historical-critical and theological questions\n 1. Criticism of the historical-critical/theological approach\n 2. An apologia for the traditional approach\n a. The criticisms point by point\n b. Lingering exegetical and theological issues\n c. Quotation clusters and literary structures\n d. Broader theological implications\n 3. This work\n C. Guiding assumptions\n 1. The versions cited by John\n a. Confirming the Septuagint\n b. Expecting the Hebrew Bible\n 2. Texts from the Judaean desert\n 3. Mediating sources\n 4. Hypotheses for Johannine anomalies\nPart I ISAIAH, JESUS AND THE JEWS\n Chapter 1 ISAIAH 40:3, A CALL TO BELIEVE\n A. Quotations of Isaiah and Jesus’s public ministry\n B. The Johannine rendering of Isaiah 40:3 (John 1:23)\n 1. The text\n 2. The version cited\n 3. The anomalies\n a. Two deviations from the LXX\n b. Hypotheses on the deviations\n C. Isaiah 40:3: An embodied appeal to believe\n 1. Problems in hypotheses on the anomalies\n a. Freed\n b. Menken and Williams\n c. Schuchard\n 2. Wisdom as believing\n a. ‘Making straight’ (εὐθύνειν) as wisdom\n b. ‘Making straight’ (εὐθύνειν) as believing\n 3. Summary\n Chapter 2 ISAIAH 53:1 AND ISAIAH 6:10, AN OBSTRUCTION TO FAITH\n A. John 12:37-41: An Isaianic inclusio\n 1. Ascriptions to Isaiah in the immediate context\n 2. Ascriptions to Isaiah in the Book of Signs\n B. The Johannine renderings\n 1. The Johannine rendering of Isaiah 53:1 (John 12:38)\n a. The text\n b. The version cited\n 2. The Johannine rendering of Isaiah 6:10 (John 12:40)\n a. The text\n b. Version(s), anomalies and referents\n C. Isaiah 53:1/6:10: The call to believe obstructed\n 1. Isaiah 53:1: A lament over unbelief\n a. ‘Our report’\n b. ‘The arm of the Lord’\n c. Summary\n 2. Isaiah 6:10: Belief obstructed\n a. Isaiah 6:10 and the Jews’ unbelief\n b. Isaiah’s apocalyptic vision\n c. Summary\n D. Conclusion: The Isaianic inclusio\nPart II THE DISCIPLES, THE SPIRIT AND THE SCRIPTURES\n Chapter 3 PSALM 69:10, THE PROMISE OF A NEW TEMPLE\n A. Quotations with ‘remembrance’ formulae\n 1. An earlier arrangement: ‘Remembrance’ quotations as a piece\n 2. A ‘geistgewirkte Erinnern’\n B. The Johannine rendering of Psalm 69:10\n 1. The texture of the quotation\n a. The version cited\n b. Anomalies and hypotheses\n 2. The import of the quotation\n a. ‘Consume’ as ‘reprisal’?\n b. Prolepsis of a new sanctuary\n Chapter 4 PSALM 118:25-26 AND ZECHARIAH 9:9, THE RESTORATION OF THE UNITED MONARCHY\n A. A ‘remembrance’ inclusio\n B. The Johannine renderings\n 1. The texture of the quotations\n a. Psalm 118:25-26 (John 12:13)\n b. Zechariah 9:9 (John 12:15)\n 2. Version, anomalies and import of the quotations\n a. Starting points\n b. The major anomalies\n c. The import of the quotations\n C. Conclusions\n 1. The putative tradition\n 2. The ‘remembrance’ inclusio\nPart III CHIASMUS AND THEOLOGY\n Chapter 5 CONCLUSIONS\n A. The chiasmus\n B. The theology\n 1. John’s debt to apocalypticism\n 2. Theological corollaries\n a. Christology\n b. Soteriology\n c. Eschatology\n d. Ecclesiology and pneumatology\n C. Epilogue\nAppendices\nBibliography\nAncient Sources Index\nModern Authors Index