Re: An ancient conversation

Thanks for the quotations -- pretty interesting. As I said before, it's
possible I'm misremembering something I read in one of the church fathers.

Fortunately, though, I still have my Guthrie here by the computer, so it's easy
for me to give you all the citations in that paragraph about John.

heh - he was quoting the same work by Barrett :). Good pick, Robbie.

He also cites:

J.H. Moulton and W.F. Howard, _A Grammar of New Testament Greek_, II, p. 33.

E. Schweizer -- Ego Eimi (1939)

J. Jeremias 'Johannesicher Literarkritik' in _Theologische Blatter_ (1941, pp.
33-46, there's an umlaut over the "a" in the journal title).

E. Ruckstuhl, Die literarische Einheit des Johannesevangeliums (1951, pp.
180ff).

That's something that I've noticed in the graduate school areas at my university
that study religion -- knowing German is about as important as knowing Greek,
just so that the scholarship is accessible. If you haven't tried to crack that
nut yet, good luck :). I could almost pity you :).

Thank God my field is English literature...

Jim

PS if you have access to the Word Biblical Commentary series, there are
EXTENSIVE bibliographies in each one. There's a huge general bibliography for
the commentary, then individual bibliographies for each section. The
commentator provides his own translation of each section with some pretty good
notes. The commentary on John is v. 36 in the series, commentary by George R.
Beasley-Murray. If you absolutely can't get one and feel that you need it,
e-mail me privately and I'll see what I can do for you.

-
* Unsubscribing? Mail majordomo@roughdraft.org with the message
* UNSUBSCRIBE BANANAFISH
Received on Tue Oct 14 21:49:40 2003