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Anti-Judaism and the Gospel of John

Anti-Judaism and the Gospel of John

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  • C. J. Probst

The Gospel of John has been labeled as anti-Judaism, anti-Jewish, and even anti-Semitic. This charge is based on John's presentation of Jesus' relationship to the Jews and how John presents the Jews. In this article the author shows that this charge is false, and that John stands in line with the other Gospels in showing Christ as the replacement of the temple in the fulfillment of the Old Testament.

Source: Reformed Perspectives Magazine, 2002. 19 pages.

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