Contents

pp vii-x

Preface

pp xi-xii

Part 1 - Introduction

pp 1-2

1 - Introduction: the development of Johannine Christology

pp 3-47

2 - A conflict setting and a distinctive Christology: setting the stage

pp 48-68

Part 2 - Jesus and God

pp 69-70

3 - Are there ‘two powers’ in John?

pp 71-79

4 - God's equal or God's agent? (John 5)

pp 80-102

5 - ‘I obey, therefore “I am”’ (John 8.12 – 59)

pp 103-116

6 - ‘You are gods’ – but who are ‘you’? (John 10.22 – 39)

pp 117-130

7 - In the bosom of the Father (John 1.1 – 18)

pp 131-144

8 - Conclusion to part 2

pp 145-148

Part 3 - Jesus, Moses and Torah

pp 149-150

9 - The Word and the glory (John 1.1 – 18)

pp 151-156

10 - Descent and ascent (John 3.1 – 21)

pp 157-171

11 - Bread from heaven (John 6)

pp 172-182

12 - Legitimating signs (John 9)

pp 183-192

13 - Conclusion to part 3

pp 193-196

Part 4 - Other issues and conclusion

pp 197-198

14 - Other possible issues

pp 199-216

15 - Putting the pieces together

pp 217-229

16 - Conclusion

pp 230-235

Bibliography

pp 236-260

Index of biblical references

pp 261-266

Index of authors

pp 267-267

Index of subjects

pp 268-269