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John 7:37-53 – Come unto Me and Drink

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  • Mitchell C. Dick

This article is an exposition of John 7:37-53.

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John 7:32-36 – Then I Go

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  • Mitchell C. Dick

This article is an exposition of John 7:32-36.

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John 7:1-31 – I Am from Him and He Hath Sent Me

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  • Carl J. Haak

This article is an exposition of John 7:1-31.

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John 7:22-23 – Circumcision and Perfection: A Johannine Equation

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  • J. Duncan M. Derrett

In John 7:22-23 Jesus defends himself against accusations because of his healing of a paralytic on the Sabbath. In this essay the author traces the logic of Jesus' actions. The need to be perfect and the urgency of the circumcision on the Sabbath are explored.

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The Gospel according to Bart: A Review Article of "Misquoting Jesus" by Bart Ehrman

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  • Daniel B. Wallace

This article reviews Bart Ehrman's book on textual criticism, Misquoting Jesus. It introduces the field of textual criticism and Ehrman as a scholar.

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The Adulteress and the Death Penalty

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  • Stephen A. James

The passage on the adulteress in John 7:53-John 8:11 is often used as evidence that Jesus revoked the death penalty. The relevance of this passage for discussions on capital punishment is considered in this essay, noting the history of interpretation, hermeneutical considerations, and legal factors.

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A Stylistic Trait of the Fourth Gospel in the Pericope Adulterae?

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  • Alan F. Johnson

This paper concerns itself with the question of the genuineness of the passage about Jesus and the adulterous woman in John 7:53-John 8:11. Technically, it is known as the "pericope adulterae."

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John 7:39 - Pentecost as the Outpouring of Christ's Spirit

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  • Bill DeJong

This article on John 7:39 is about the Holy Spirit as the Spirit of Jesus Christ. 

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Deuteronomy 16:16 – Altogether Joyful

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  • Jack de Jong

This article on Deuteronomy 16:16 is about joy, the feast of booths (harvest feast) and also refers to John 7:37-38.

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Why did God give men “free will”? Because free will, though it makes evil possible, is also the only thing that makes possible any love or goodness or joy worth having. C. S. Lewis
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