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An edition of 1-3 John (2008)

1-3 John

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Robert Yarbrough, coauthor of the leading New Testament survey text Encountering the New Testament, here offers a historical and theological commentary on the Johannine Epistles. The commentary explores the relationship between John's Epistles and Jesus's work and teaching, interacts with recent commentaries, reviews the history of interpretation, and seeks to relate these findings to global Christianity. Yarbrough looks at the Johannine Epistles from several perspectives -- sociological, historical, and theological. The result is a guide that clearly and meaningfully brings 1-3 John to life for contemporary readers. - Publisher.

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Table of Contents

John
Introduction to the Johannine Letters
Text
Author
Genre
Setting and date
John's Epistles and the seven churches of Asia
Literary structure of 1 John
Detailed outline of 1 John
The significance of John's letters
Central burden : God is light (1:1/2:6)
Announcement of authority and purpose (1:1/4)
Main burden of the Epistle : the character of God (1:5)
Implications of God's character for the Christian life (1:6/10)
Appeal to readers in the light of God's character (2:1/6)
Primary commandment : embody the age-old message (2:7/17)
The nature and implications of the message (2:7/11)
Pastoral appeal in view of the message (2:12/17)
Key counsel : remain in His anointing (truth) and receive eternal life (2:18/3:8)
Three considerations informing the counsel to abide (2:18/21)
The truth that abides (2:22/26)
The imperative to abide (2:27/29)
The glory of abiding (3:1/8)
Core teaching : love, works, trust (3:9/4:6)
Summons to love (3:9/18)
Confirmation of love (3:19/24)
Summons to choose (4:1/3)
Confirmation of choice (4:4/6)
Foundational imperative : God's love (4:7/14)
First exhortation to love (4:7/10)
Second exhortation to love (4:11/14)
Illustrative appeal : renewed and expanded invitation to love (4:15/5:15)
Declarative invitation with supporting warrant (4:15/16)
Commendation of love (4:17/21)
Commendation of faith as fides qua creditur (5:1/5)
Commendation of faith as fides quae creditur (5:6/12)
Commendation of the full assurance of eternal life : confident prayer (5:13/15)
Concluding admonition : pastoral counsel, assurance, and warning (5:16/21)
Counsel regarding sinners and sin (5:16/17)
The tie that binds : shared certainties (5:18/20)
Final pastoral appeal (5:21)
2 John
Introduction to 2 John and 3 John
Greeting: John's love in truth (1/3)
John's joy yet concern (4/8)
John's warning (9/11)
John's farewell (12/13)
3 John
Introduction to 3 John
Greeting to Gaius (1/4)
Commendation of Gaius (5/8)
Dealing with Diotrephes (9/10)
Concluding counsel and commendation (11/12)
Farewell (13/15 [13/14b NIV]).

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

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Grand Rapids, MI
Series
Baker exegetical commentary on the New Testament
Other Titles
One-three John

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
227/.94077
Library of Congress
BS2803.53 .Y37 2008

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Format
Hardcover
Pagination
xviii, 434 p.
Dimensions
24 x x centimeters

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Open Library
OL18743128M
ISBN 10
0801026873
ISBN 13
9780801026874
LCCN
2008016049
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2471988

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OL4101719W

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