John.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Wilkinson, Nicole.

Series:

Texts @ Contexts Series

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Leticia A., 20th century-2026.

Black people in the Bible.

Women in the Bible.

Local Subjects:

Leticia A., 20th century-2026.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (138 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

London : Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, 2026.

Summary:

Radical contextual readings of John's gospel from diverse social and geographical locations.

Contents:

Cover

Contents

INTRODUCTION: READING THROUGH LIFETIMES Nicole Wilkinson

Chapter 1 THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MOTHER: THE PATRILINEAL ERASING OF JESUS' MOTHER IN JOHN'S GOSPEL Nicole Wilkinson

Chapter 2 THE IRONY OF "HE MUST INCREASE, BUT I MUST DECREASE": A SOCIO-CULTURAL INTERPRETATION OF JOHN 3.30 Menghun Goh

Chapter 3 PERCEIVING JOHN 4 THROUGH DIASPORA AND DIFFERENTNESS: JESUS, THE WOMAN FROM SAMARIA AND A MIRACULOUS SIGN IN RELATIONS OF DIFFERENCE A. Francis Carter Jr.

Chapter 4 THE RACE BORN BLIND: JOHN CHAPTER 9 AS AN ANTI-RACIST TEXT OF HOPE AND PROMISE Alissabeth Newton

Chapter 5 THE SOCIAL DIMENSION OF THE JOHANNINE "I AM" SAYINGS (JOHN 10.1-18) Osvaldo D. Vena

Chapter 6 THE FORESHORE AND SEABED DEBATE AND JESUS' HONOR (DOXA) IN JOHN'S GOSPEL: A PERSPECTIVE FROM AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND Derek Tovey

Chapter 7 "WHAT IS THE TRUTH?" (JOHN 18.38)? A POSTCOLONIAL TRICKSTER READING OF JESUS ARREST AND TRIAL Musa W. Dube

Scripture Index.

Notes:

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Other Format:

Print version: Wilkinson, Nicole John: Texts @ Contexts

ISBN:

9780567711762

9780567711748

OCLC:

1602016300