The Johannine Writings
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1-11, 13-22). It was this act that showed most clearly how necessary it was to displace the old religion.
Again, with the healing at the Pool of Bethesda is con- nected that of the son of the royal official at Capernaum (iv. 46-54; v. 1-18). In order also to understand this miracle-story, the last that remains in Jn. , we must take note of the points in which it differs from that concerning the Centurion at Capernaum in Mt. (viii. 5-13) and Lk. (vii. 1-10), a story which so manifestly lies at t...he root of it that 100 THE JOHANNINE WRITINGS perhaps the same event may be supposed to be intended in both cases. This centurion is a Gentile, who by his faith excels and puts the Jews to shame. In Jn. , however, there appears in his place an officer of the king (so we read in Jn. As in Mk. Vi. 14 ; Mt. Xiv. 9 inexactly instead of " of the prince " ; see Mt. Xiv. 1 ; Lk. Iii. 1, 19), Herod Antipas of Galilee, and we must take him to be a Jew, since, if he were not, the contrary would have been expressly stated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1-11, 13-22). It was this act that showed most clearly how necessary it was to displace the old religion.
Again, with the healing at the Pool of Bethesda is con- nected that of the son of the royal official at Capernaum (iv. 46-54; v. 1-18). In order also to understand this miracle-story, the last that remains in Jn. , we must take note of the points in which it differs from that concerning the Centurion at Capernaum in Mt. (viii. 5-13) and Lk. (vii. 1-10), a story which so manifestly lies at t...he root of it that 100 THE JOHANNINE WRITINGS perhaps the same event may be supposed to be intended in both cases. This centurion is a Gentile, who by his faith excels and puts the Jews to shame. In Jn. , however, there appears in his place an officer of the king (so we read in Jn. As in Mk. Vi. 14 ; Mt. Xiv. 9 inexactly instead of " of the prince " ; see Mt. Xiv. 1 ; Lk. Iii. 1, 19), Herod Antipas of Galilee, and we must take him to be a Jew, since, if he were not, the contrary would have been expressly stated.
What to read after The Johannine Writings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Wilh Paul Wilhelm Schmiedel to read onlineMoreLess
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