Preface
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Introduction
1. Scripture in John's Gospel: A Methodological Survey - Thomas Hatina, Trinity Western University, USA
Historical Critical Approaches
2. Text Criticism - Kent Clarke, Trinity Western University, USA
3. “Of Whom Moses Wrote: Torah Themes in John's Prologue” - Craig Evans, Huston Baptist University, USA
4. “John 15: They Hated Me Without Cause: A Reception History Approach” - Ruth Sheridan, Charles Sturt, University, Australia
5. TBD - Gary Burge, Calvin Theological Seminary, USA
Rhetorical and Linguistic Approaches
6. “The Linguistic Function of Biblical Citations in John's Gospel” - Stanley Porter, McMaster Divinity College, Canada
7. “Jesus' Use of Scripture in Dialogues with the Jews” - Jiri Lukes, Charles University, Czech Republic
8. Cognitive Linguistics - Frederick Tappenden, McGill University, Canada
Social Memory Approaches
9. “Framing Jesus through Scripture” - Sandra Huebenthal, University of Passau, Germany
10. “Psalm 69 in John 2: A Social Memory Perspective” - Rafael Rodrîguez, Johnson University, USA
11. “Abraham's Paternity in John 8: Integrating Social Memory Theory and Mythmaking” - Thomas Hatina, Trinity Western University, USA
12. TBD - Tom Thatcher, Cincinnati Christian University, USA
Literary Approaches
14. “Quotation as Commentary: The Good News of a King on a Donkey (John 12:12-15)” - R. Alan Culpepper, Mercer University, USA
15. “'As One Weeps over a Firstborn': Mapping the Conception of Child Loss in John 19's Use of Zechariah 12.” - Beth M. Stovel, Ambrose University, Canada
16. Narrative Criticism - Jan Roskovec, Charles University, Czech Republic
17. Literary Criticism - Paul Anderson, George Fox University, USA
Index