Anti-Judaism and the Gospel of John : : A New Look at the Fourth Gospel's Relationship with Judaism / / Miroslaw Stanislaw Wróbel.

• Superior document: Lublin Theological Studies
• VerfasserIn: Wrobel, Mirosław Stanisław,
• Place / Publishing House: Göttingen, Germany : : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht,, [2023]; ©2023
• Year of Publication: 2023
• Edition: First edition.
• Language: English
• Series: Lublin theological studies.
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (0 pages)

Table of Contents

Cover -- Title page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Body -- Preface -- Introduction -- I. Status Quaestionis -- 1. A Discussion on the Relationship between the Fourth Gospel and Judaism -- 1.1 Anti-Judaism in John's Gospel -- 1.2 The Identity and Function of the Ioudaioi -- 2. Methodology for Interpreting Anti-Judaic Texts -- 2.1 Diachronic Methods -- 2.2 Synchronic Methods -- II. An Analysis of Terminology -- 1. The Term "Hebrews" -- 1.1 Judaic Literature -- 1.1.1 Old Testament -- 1.1.2 Rabbinic Literature -- 1.1.3 Flavius Josephus -- 1.1.4 Philo of Alexandria -- 1.1.5 Apocryphal Writings -- 1.2 Christian Literature -- 1.2.1 New Testament -- 1.2.2 Early Patristic Writings -- 2. The Term "Israelites" -- 2.1 Judaic Literature -- 2.1.1 The Old Testament -- 2.1.2 Qumran Texts -- 2.1.3 Rabbinic Literature -- 2.1.4 Flavius Josephus -- 2.1.5 Philo of Alexandria -- 2.1.6 Apocryphal Writings -- 2.2 Christian Literature -- 2.2.1 The New Testament -- 2.2.2 Early Patristic Writings -- 3. The Term "Jews" -- 3.1 Judaic Literature -- 3.1.1 Old Testament -- 3.1.2 Qumran Texts -- 3.1.3 Rabbinic Literature -- 3.1.4 Flavius Josephus -- 3.1.5 Philo of Alexandria -- 3.1.6 Apocryphal Writings -- 3.2 Christian Literature -- 3.2.1 The New Testament -- 3.2.2 Early Patristic Texts -- III. The Ioudaioi in John's Gospel -- 1. The Meanings of Ioudaioi -- 1.1 The Regional Importance Regarding Judea -- 1.2 General Significance Referring to the Inhabitants of Judea -- 1.3 Ethnic and Religious Significance Concerning Persons, Feasts and Customs -- 1.4 Negative Meaning -- 2. Interpreting John's Ioudaioi -- 2.1 Diachronic Criteria -- 2.1.1 Historical Criterion -- 2.1.2 Sociological Criterion -- 2.1.3 Geographic Criterion -- 2.1.4 Religious Criterion -- 2.1.5 Compositional and Textual Criteria -- 2.2 Synchronic Criteria -- 2.2.1 Symbolic Criterion -- 2.2.2 Narrative Criterion.

2.2.3 Psychological Criterion -- IV. Anti-Judaic Texts in John -- 1. Polemic Dialogues with the Ioudaioi -- 1.1 The Polemic after Expelling the Vendors from the Temple (John2:13-22) -- 1.2 The Conflict in Galilee (John6:22-59) -- 1.3 Disputes during the Feast of Tabernacles (John7:14-44) -- 1.4 The Polemic in the Jerusalem Temple (John8:12-30) -- 1.5 The Dispute with the Ioudaioi who Believed in Jesus (John8:31-59) -- 1.6 The Conflict during the Dedication of the Temple (John10:22-39) -- 2. Hostility and Controversy between Jesus and the Ioudaioi -- 2.1 He Came to What Was His Own, but His Own People Did Not Accept Him (John1:11) -- 2.2 Persecution of Jesus and His disciples -- 2.3 The Ioudaioi's Deadly Intentions -- 2.4 You Belong to Your Father, the Devil (John8:44) -- 3. Anti-Judaism and the Description of the Lord's Passion -- 3.1 Jesus is Arrested (John18:1-11) -- 3.2 Jesus before the Jewish Authorities (John18:12-27) -- 3.3 The Trial before Pilate (John18:28 - 19:16) -- 3.4 The Crucifixion, Death and Burial of Jesus (John19:17-42) -- V. The Specificity of Anti-Judaism in the Gospel of John -- 1. Sanction of Excommunication from the Synagogue -- 2. The Samaritan Theme -- 3. Ancient Polemic -- VI. Anti-Judaism and Johannine Theology -- 1. Christological Polemic -- 1.1 Jesus as the Messiah -- 1.2 Jesus as the Son of God -- 1.3 Jesus as the Son of Man -- 1.4 Jesus as the Teacher -- 2. Christology of the Excommunicated Community -- 2.1 The Persecuted Jesus -- 2.2 The Excommunicated Community -- 2.3 Fulfillment Christology -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- 1. Sources -- 1.1 Biblical Texts -- 1.2 Judaic and Samaritan Texts -- 1.3 Apocryphal Writings -- 1.4 Patristic Writings -- 1.5 Documents of the Church -- 2. Commentaries -- 3. Monographs and Detailed Research Studies -- 3.1 Basic Studies -- 3.2 Auxiliary Studies -- 4. Aids.

4.1 Bibliographical Tools -- 4.1 Philological and Encyclopeid Aids -- Indexes -- Author Index -- Source Index -- Old Testament -- New Testament -- Dead Sea Scrolls -- Rabbinic and Samaritan Literature -- Ancient Writers -- Apocrypha.