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| Titre : | The Theology of John |
| Auteurs : | W. Robert Cook, Auteur |
| Type de document : | texte imprimé |
| Editeur : | Chicago [USA] : Moody Bible Institute of Chicago (Moody Press), 1979 |
| ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-0-8024-8629-5 |
| Format : | 284 p. |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Index. décimale : | CA/G (Introduction à l'évangile de Jean, aux écrits johanniques) |
| Résumé : |
A careful, detailed, and scholarly study of all theological truths taught by the apostle John in his gospel, his three letters, and in the Revelation.
The purpose of this book is to present the doctrinal content of the Johannine literature. The book is developed around one major theme—the person and work of Christ. The theme unfolds in three distinct theological lines: salvation (with primary emphasis in the gospel), the Christian life (with primary emphasis in the epistles), and the last things (with primary emphasis in the Apocalypse). An extensive bibliography is included in this volume, as well as four indexes that deal with Greek words, authors, subjects, and Scripture references. The Theology of John will be a beneficial study for Bible scholars as well as laymen who desire an in-depth understanding of the writings of John. |
| Note de contenu : |
- Preface PART ONE - INTRODUCTORY CONSIDERATIONS - I. Introduction to the Study of Johannine Thought: A. The Distinguishing Characteristics: 1. The relationship to the Old Testament 2. The relationship to Pauline thought 3. The relationship to the Scriptures as a whole 4. Distinctive features of Johannine thought / B. The Approach to the Study: 1. As to the critical problems and historical milieu 2. As to sources 3. As to analysis 4. As to method of interpretation of the Apocalypse - II. Theological Prolegomena: Implicit: A. Bibliological Presuppositions: 1. The integrity and authority of Scripture 2. The doctrine of illumination 3. The doctine of animation / B. The Nature of True Religion - III. Theological Prolegomena: Explicit: A. John’s Doctrine of God: 1. The nature of God 2. The person of God / B. John’s Doctrine of Jesus Christ: 1. Designations for the second person of the Godhead 2. The doctine of the Logos 3. The person of Christ / C. John’s Doctrine of the Holy Spirit: 1. The Holy Spirit is a person 2. The Holy Spirit is a distinct member of the Godhead PART TWO - SOTERIOLOGY - IV. The Doctrine of Sin: A. The Character of Sin B. The Universality of Sin C. The Consequences of Sin - V. The Savior: A. The Witness of John the Baptist (John 1:29, 36) B. The Witness of John the Apostle C. The Witness of Jesus Christ - VI. The Holy Spirit: A. The Holy Spirit as Convictor B. The Holy Spirit as Regenerator - VII. The Work of Salvation: A. The Death of Christ 1. It is antitypical 2. It is necessary 3. It is voluntary 4. It is substitutionary 5. It is propitiatory 6. It is a demonstration of love 7. It is complete, finished / B. The Doctrine of Regeneration: 1. The new birth 2. Eternal life / C. The Doctrine of Faith: 1. Faith is the work of God 2. The proper object of faith 3. The subjects of faith 4. The synonyms for faith 5. The media of faith / D. The Attendant Blessings PART THREE - THE CHRISTIAN LIFE - VIII. The Theology of the Christian Life: A. God’s Nature: 1. God is spirit 2. God is light 3. God is love / B. Jesus Christ: 1. He is our high priest 2. He is our example 3. He is our sustenance 4. He is our victor / C. The Holy Spirit: 1. He is teacher (illuminator and guide) 2. He is counselor (strengthener and advocate) - IX. The Hamartiology of the Christian Life: A. Introduction / B. How Can a Sinner Enjoy Fellowship with a Holy God? / C. How Can a Sinner Be Conformed to the Image of Christ?: 1. By a divinely given relationship in the family 2. By a divinely given responsibility in the family / D. How Can a Sinner Know He Has Eternal Life?: 1. The persuasion of prayer 2. The persuasion of absolute perseverance - X. The Ecclesiology of the Christian Life: A. Jesus Christ’s Appraisal of the Churches: 1. The Lord of the churches 2. The message to the churches / B. The Doctrine of Fellowship: 1. The participants in fellowship 2. The recipients of fellowship 3. The basis of fellowship 4. The condition of fellowship 5. The preservation of fellowship PART FOUR - ESCHATOLOGY - XI. Introduction to John’s Eschatology / A. Its Distinctive—Christocentricity / B. Its Frame of Reference: 1. The churches 2. The chronology - XII. The Future of the Church: A. The Church and the Return of Christ (Rev. 3:10-11) / B. The Church and Her Reward: 1. The time of reward 2. The nature of the rewards - XIII. The Future of Israel: A. Israel and Her Future Ministry / B. Israel and Her Future Judgment: 1. Future persecution 2. Future reward / C. Israel and Her Returning Messiah: 1. Antimessiah 2. The Messiah of God / D. Israel and Her Future Kingdom - XIV. The Future of the Nations: A. Future Gentile World Power: 1. Babylon the Great 2. The kingdom of the beast / B. The Nations and the Return of Christ / C. The Judgment of the Nations: 1. The judgment on Babylon, the great harlot 2. The judgment on the beasts / D. The Nations and the Kingdom of God: 1. The Messianic form of the Kingdom of God 2. The eternal form of the Kingdom of God - XV. The Future of the Individual: A. The Earth-dwellers: 1. The Satanic world kingdom 2. Physical death 3. Resurrection 4. Judgment / B. The Saints: 1. Physical death 2. Resurrection 3. Christ’s return 4. Judgment 5. The Kingdom of God - XVI. The Future and Spirit Beings: A. Satan and His Angels: 1. His counterfeit kingdom 2. His judgment / B. Holy Angels: 1. Agents of information and communication 2. Agents of judgment 3. Agents of praise - Epilogue - Bibliography - Subject Index / Author Index / Scripture Index / Greek Word Index |
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