NT Pod 80 asks about Christmas in John's Gospel. It is just over thirteen minutes long.
NT Pod 80: Christmas in John's Gospel (mp3)
Key texts: John 1.1-18; John 1.14; John 1.45-6; John 18.5, 7; John 19.19, John 1.29, John 3.24, 6.42, 7.42; Matthew 2.4-6; Luke 2.4, 11.
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NT Pod 80: Christmas in John's Gospel (mp3)
Key texts: John 1.1-18; John 1.14; John 1.45-6; John 18.5, 7; John 19.19, John 1.29, John 3.24, 6.42, 7.42; Matthew 2.4-6; Luke 2.4, 11.
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Thanks to Ram2000, "Me and You", for the opening theme, released under a Creative Commons agreement.
Very interesting, although I am admittedly listening to it a month late.
ReplyDeleteIt becomes very different of course if one posits that John knows and presupposes only the Markan gospel narrative. In that case, John 7,40-44 is the next step towards what Matthew and Luke then suggest: the Galilean was born in Judea.
Looking forward to the Lunar New Year episode! :)
An interesting new article, which admittedly doesn't explicitly take a side on the debate but does cleverly draw on John 19:19:
ReplyDeleteSusanne Luther, "From Bethlehem, according to the Promise - or Rather from Nazareth? Narrative and History in John's Gospel", Early Christianity 8 (2017), 9-29.