Примеры использования Fourth gospel на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Jesus tells Nicodemus in the fourth gospel.
The Fourth Gospel was based on this disciple's own eyewitness account John 21:24.
What is the relationship between the fourth gospel and the first three?
The Gospel of Philip makes reference to the same group of women that are standing by the Cross in the Fourth Gospel.
The result of this redaction is the canonical Fourth Gospel as we have it today.
Brown also notes that the Fourth Gospel contains many accurate references to Holy Land places and customs 1979.
The end result of this suppression is the Fourth Gospel as we have it today.
There are some very compelling reasons for considering the possibility of Mary Magdalene's authorship of the Fourth Gospel.
There is most certainly a connection between the Fourth Gospel and the Gnostic writings cited here.
Had they accepted Cajetan's resolution, they would have been forced to reject likewise the Fourth Gospel; as St.
At one time, Brown did argue that the Fourth Gospel was authored by John of Zebedee 1966: xcviii.
The Fourth Gospel was initially accepted earliest by"heterodox" rather than"orthodox" Christians Brown 1979: 147.
However, he does not attempt to explain why the name of the Beloved Disciple in the Fourth Gospel is veiled in secrecy in the first place.
This strong connection between the Fourth Gospel and Gnostic Christians provides significant support for my thesis.
Furthermore, Brown argues that the Gnostics made Mary Magdalene into the Beloved Disciple in response to her portrayal in the Fourth Gospel.
Before we go any further,let us take a look at what the Fourth Gospel actually says about this Beloved Disciple.
The passage from the Fourth Gospel which has Mary Magdalene and the Beloved Disciple together at the foot of the Cross reads as follows.
Mary Magdalene was most certainly in a position to give very vivid andaccurate eyewitness accounts of the events depicted in the Fourth Gospel.
Brown has observed that very often in the Fourth Gospel the Beloved Disciple is explicitly contrasted with Peter.
In other words, the Gnostic writers spawned a tradition naming Mary Magdalene as the Beloved Disciple in response to what they had read in the Fourth Gospel.
Perhaps, the unique place given to women in the Fourth Gospel is due to its having been originally authored by a woman.
In other words, as stated previously,he argues that what we read in the Gospel of Philip is a reaction to what is written in the canonical Fourth Gospel.
I assert that Mary Magdalene's contribution to the writing of the Fourth Gospel took place within the first phase of development identified by Brown-- i.e..
According to Brown, the Fourth Gospel was authored by an anonymous follower of Jesus referred to in the Gospel text as the Beloved Disciple.
He adds:"The unique place given to women(as proclaimers) in the Fourth Gospel reflects the history, the theology, and the values of the Johannine community" Brown 1979: 183.
In addition to this,as we have seen, the Fourth Gospel was very popular among Gnostics well before its acceptance and canonization by the institutional church Perkins: 946.
Asserting that the writer of the Gospel of Philip responded in this way to the Fourth Gospel does not explain why the structural inconsistency appears in this Fourth Gospel passage in the first place.
This study posits the theory that the Fourth Gospel, once universally believed to have been authored by John of Zebedee, was actually authored by Mary Magdalene.
This would seem to contradict the assertion in the Fourth Gospel that the male founder of the Johannine Community is"the disciple whom Jesus loved" John 13:23.
This suggests that the redactor of the Fourth Gospel changed Mary Magdalene into the anonymous male disciple, but kept the competition motif between the disciple and Peter.