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The Reliability of History in John's Gospel

The Reliability of History in John's Gospel

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  • Thomas D. Lea

This paper presents an understanding of the meaning of history in the Gospel of John. It examines the evidence for the reliability of the history in the fourth gospel, as it interacts with views of Raymond E. Brown, J. Louis Martyn and R. Alan Culpepper. It concludes that the historical material in John's gospel is reliable, trustworthy, and encourages faith.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1995. 16 pages.

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