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Jesus and his own : a commentary on John 13-17 Daniel B. Stevick.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Grand Rapids, Mich. : William B. Eerdmans, c2011.Description: xiv, 396 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9780802848659 (pbk. : alk. paper)
  • 0802848656 (pbk. : alk. paper)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • BS2615.53 STE 22
LOC classification:
  • BS2615.53 STE .S74 2011
Contents:
Jesus' farewell and its interpretation -- Two opening incidents (13:1-30) -- About the discourses -- The first discourse : absence and presence : (13:31-14:31) -- The second discourse : Jesus and his people (15:1-16:4a) -- The third discourse : joy out of sorrow (16:4b-33) -- The Paraclete -- Jesus' prayer : recalling and requesting (17:1-26) -- Afterword: The farewell chapters and the life of the Church.
Summary: In Jesus and His Own Daniel Stevick offers a close, focused reading of John 13-17, the so-called Farewell Discourses of Jesus in which, as he shares his Last Supper with his disciples, he lovingly prepares them for the time coming after his departure. According to Stevick, these poignant chapters develop more fully than any other New Testament text the intimate, persisting bonds between the living Jesus and his church, the community of believers who live, through Christ, in close communion with God, under the Spirit, and in tension with the world. --Summary: In his section-by-section commentary Stevick gives careful attention to the literary, structural, and theological features of the text, pointing also to how and where the Revised Common Lectionary incorporates passages from John 13-17. The distillation of a senior seminary professor's lifelong study and reflection, Jesus and His Own will be especially valuable for pastors preparing to teach or preach from John's Gospel. --Book Jacket.
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Jesus' farewell and its interpretation -- Two opening incidents (13:1-30) -- About the discourses -- The first discourse : absence and presence : (13:31-14:31) -- The second discourse : Jesus and his people (15:1-16:4a) -- The third discourse : joy out of sorrow (16:4b-33) -- The Paraclete -- Jesus' prayer : recalling and requesting (17:1-26) -- Afterword: The farewell chapters and the life of the Church.

In Jesus and His Own Daniel Stevick offers a close, focused reading of John 13-17, the so-called Farewell Discourses of Jesus in which, as he shares his Last Supper with his disciples, he lovingly prepares them for the time coming after his departure. According to Stevick, these poignant chapters develop more fully than any other New Testament text the intimate, persisting bonds between the living Jesus and his church, the community of believers who live, through Christ, in close communion with God, under the Spirit, and in tension with the world. --

In his section-by-section commentary Stevick gives careful attention to the literary, structural, and theological features of the text, pointing also to how and where the Revised Common Lectionary incorporates passages from John 13-17. The distillation of a senior seminary professor's lifelong study and reflection, Jesus and His Own will be especially valuable for pastors preparing to teach or preach from John's Gospel. --Book Jacket.

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