Here are the last two lecture sketches: ejohn-lecture-7.ppt and e-john-lecture-8.ppt . Please email your assignment outlines as soon as possible, and also any problems that you are perhaps encountering. Of particular significance to your assignment is the lecture subtitled: “How holy can a Christian be?” One assignment outline that impressed me went as follows: Title: The [...]
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This week we are looking-at-1-jn-45.ppt in an overview sketch of the two chapters. Thank you for the assignment outlines coming in via email. A book that you might consider in the wider reading for your assignment is Orthodox and Heretical Perfectionism in the Johannine Community (Dissertation series) (Paperback) by John L. Bogart. It’s a short (190 [...]
Epistles of John: How holy can a Christian hope to be?
Posted: October 15, 2007 in Johannine LIterature, NEW TESTAMENTHere attached are the lecture notes for Tuesday night’s session on 1Jn 2 looking-at-1-john-2.doc and the powerpoint on “Perfection in 1Jn 3?” ejohn-lecture-4.ppt (“How holy can a Christian hope to be?”). Note: I really hope that you disagree with me and can put me straight! This is to enable your forthcoming discussion on the right and [...]
ASSIGNMENTS/ SCHEDULES AUTUMN 07
Posted: October 14, 2007 in Assignments 07, Early Church History, Johannine LIterature, Missiology, PuritanA number of queries about the assignments which should be completed by Christmas, so just a quick post to check that we’re all singing from the same hymnsheet(!).
Evening class in the Epistles of John I enclose here a detailed summary of 1 John chapter 1 looking-at-1-john-1.doc and a powerpoint summary of our second lecture (ejohn-lecture-2.ppt). Here’s a post to get you thinking about your assignment on right and wrong ideas about Perfection in 1 John:
Epistles of John
Posted: September 28, 2007 in Bible, Bible Studies, Johannine LIterature, NEW TESTAMENTHi guys, Just posting the first lecture in the-epistles-of-john.ppt series. Please make sure you read right through all the assigned material (1 John, 2 John, 3 John) for next Tuesday’s discussion. Remember that we are assembling evidence for the historical context of the letters. An excellent (though densely argued) book on the subject is Martin Hengel’s [...]

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