The Johannine Theology A Study Of The Doctrinal Contents Of The Gospel And Epistles Of The Apostle John

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1894 edition. Excerpt: ... GENERAL INDEX Abbot, E., cited, viii, 108,290; on the words for prayer in John, 293, 296, 308. Abiding in Christ, 258 sq. Adam Of St. Victor, hymn com- monly attributed to, cited, 211. Adeney, W. F., cited, 374. Alexandrian Philosophy, see Philo. Alford, H., cited, 246, 250,292, 308, 332, 336, 337. Antichrist, doctrine of, in John, 145 sq. Augustine, cited, 150, 160,199, 336, 352. Ballentine, W. G., cited, 266; on the words meaning to love in John, 272. Baur, F. C, cited, 46, 74, 75, 127, 156, 189, 241, 266, 312, 328, 352, 355, 374. 'Beast," the, in Revelation, how different from "Antichrist" in John, 147. Begetting, the divine, 242 sq.; born of water and Spirit, 249 sq. Benevolence, its relation to justice in God, 53, 54. Bkngel, cited, 150. Bernard, T. D., cited, 189, 290,375. Beyschlag, W., cited. 1. 22, 46, 76, 90, 92, 102, 104, 127, 133, 156, 189, 218; on the doctrine of faith m John, 231, 232; dted,242,252, 266, 312, 316, 328, 332; on the judg- ment, 351, 352, 374. Bcza, cited, 152 Bibliography, 373; cf. Preface, p. xi. Birth from above or from God, see Begetting. Blood, of Christ, theories respecting the meaning of, in ch. vi., 159-164. Burton, E. D., cited, 315. Caiapras, his view of Jesus' death, 175, 176, 255. Calv In, cited, 152, 249, 256. Charles, R, H., his edition of the Book of Enoch, cited, 143. Children of God, outside Judaism, 255. Childship to God,251-255. Christ, his work grounded by John in his person, 3, 4; God's love for, 55-57; the doctrine of his person in the prologue of John's Gospel, 88 sq.; creation ascribed to, 93; incarnation of, 95; his union with the Father, 102 sq.; meaning of the title Son of God as applied to, 102 sq.; meaning of "only-begot- ten Son," 106 sq.; his pre-exist- encc, 115-122; charged...

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