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Author: Charles E. Hill (, Professor of New Testament at the Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando)
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Imprint: Oxford University Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.50cm
, Height: 3.00cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.974kg
ISBN: 9780199291441
ISBN 10: 0199291446
Pages: 552
Publication Date: 06 April 2006
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
<br>.. .a fascinating overview of all relevant material concerning the question of possible uses of John during the second century. Hill obviously has provided an important and challenging piece of scholarship. Current and future scholars working on the Johannine corpus or on the early Christian reception of New Testament texts definitely will have to refer to Hill's book. -- Theological Studies<p><br>.. .a meticulous examination of the evidence for possible use of the Gospel and other Johannine writings. Hill's careful study is clearly a significant scholarly contribution that any students of the second century will have to take extremely seriously. - The Journal of Religion<p><br> Hill's ambitious project is remarkably successful. It is to be applauded as a timely correction of current scholarship. The bold outline of his thesis is entirely compelling. --Westminster Theological Journal<p><br> Seldom does one encounter a book that both challenges so trenchantly perspectives advocate
Review from previous edition Hill's defence of the dissident view extends to 400 pages of lean argument, which prove that when evidence speaks for itself it speaks in favour of the antiquity and early diffusion of all the Johannine writings. The Journal of Theological Studies This is an important book which offers a major challenge. The Expository Times Given Hill's exhaustive and challenging scholarship, we anticipate that the next two works will likewise advance Johannine scholarship and foster further debate. The Catholic Biblical Quarterly Seldom does one encounter a book that both challenges so trenchantly perspectives advocated by so many and makes the case so persuasively. The Catholic Biblical Quarterly
.,. a fascinating overview of all relevant material concerning the question of possible uses of John during the second century. Hill obviously has provided an important and challenging piece of scholarship. Current and future scholars working on the Johannine corpus or on the early Christian reception of New Testament texts definitely will have to refer to Hill's book. -- Theological Studies<br> .,. a meticulous examination of the evidence for possible use of the Gospel and other Johannine writings. Hill's careful study is clearly a significant scholarly contribution that any students of the second century will have to take extremely seriously. - The Journal of Religion<br> Hill's ambitious project is remarkably successful. It is to be applauded as a timely correction of current scholarship. The bold outline of his thesis is entirely compelling. --Westminster Theological Journal<br> Seldom does one encounter a book that both challenges so trenchantly perspectives advocated by so many and makes the case so persuasively. --The Catholic Biblical Quarterly<br>
Author Information
Charles E. Hill is Professor of New Testament at the Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando.
