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JOHN
Spring 2002
Mahlon
H. Smith
TEXTS
Fortna, R.T. The Fourth Gospel and its Predecessor. Philadelphia:Fortress, 1988.
*Smith, M.H., ed. John: a Sourcebook. [= JS]
*Text available from Pequod Printing, 119 Somerset Street.
COURSE OUTLINE
Week Topic Reading
The Johannine Problem
1 AUTHOR: Tradition and Evidence JS 1-2
AUDIENCE: Quest for Original Setting Fortna 1-11
2 CONCEPTS: Theology and Social Conflict JS 3-4, 89
COMPOSITION: Sources and Style
Signs Source or Synoptic Tradition?
3 WITNESSES: John and Disciples Fortna 1-47; JS 5-8
4 SIGNS: 1 & 2 Word and Reality Fortna 48-65; JS 9-12
5 3 & 4 Gathering in Galilee Fortna 66-92; JS 13-18
6 5 - 7 Restoration in Judea Fortna 93-117; JS 19-28
7 8 - 9 Reaction & Support Fortna 118-148, JS 29-34
8 REJECTION: Disciples and Authorities Fortna 149-176, JS 35-46
9 RECOGNITION: Dead and Alive Fortna 176-204;JS 47-53
RECONSTRUCTION: Testing the Hypothesis Fortna 205-220; JS 54
Theology & Setting
10 DIALOGS: Friends & Enemies Fortna 235-264, 294-314;
JS 55-62
11 POLEMIC: Charges & Countercharges Fortna 223-234, 265-283;
JS 63-68
12 DIVISIONS: Community & Authority Fortna 284-293;
JS 69-78
13 CRISIS: Preaching & Persecution JS 79-88
14 CONCLUSIONS: The Proper Place of the Fourth Gospel
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