Revelation in the fourth Gospel Narrative mode and theological claim Gail R. O'Day

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TextLanguage: 0 eng Publication details: U.S.A; Fortress; 1986Description: 143tr; Paperback; 22cmISBN:

0800619331

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Bible -- John, IV, 4-42 -- Criticism, interpretation, etc

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226.5066
G138-O22

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Summary: With the aid of literary-critical methodology, Professor O’Day addresses the question of revelation and the Bible as revelatory literature. Suggesting that “the substance of revelation cannot be identified without careful attention to the literary mode of articulation,” she shows how John’s use of irony provides him with an appropriate vehicle for his theology of revelation.

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With the aid of literary-critical methodology, Professor O’Day addresses the question of revelation and the Bible as revelatory literature. Suggesting that “the substance of revelation cannot be identified without careful attention to the literary mode of articulation,” she shows how John’s use of irony provides him with an appropriate vehicle for his theology of revelation.

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