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"The Criticism of the Fourth Gospel" presents a detailed analysis of the Gospel of John. Drawn from lectures delivered by William Sanday at Union Seminary in 1904, this book offers insights into the historical and theological interpretations of the New Testament text. As a significant contribution to Biblical criticism, the work examines various perspectives on the authorship, purpose, and context of John's Gospel. Sanday's lectures, funded by the Morse Foundation, delve into the complexities surrounding this pivotal Gospel, making it an essential resource for those interested in understanding the historical debates and evolving scholarship related to the Bible. Explore the depths of Christian theology and the intricacies of Gospel interpretation with this meticulously prepared print republication of a classic work. A valuable resource for students and scholars of religion.
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