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Beyond the Breach: An Exegetical Study of John 4:1-42 as a Text of
Jewish-Samaritan Reconciliation focuses on the ethical element of
loving the enemy in John which challenges the earlier consensus that
one cannot find the theme of loving the enemy/neighbor in John’s gospel,
be it explicitly or implicitly. This study defends the position that in
the gospel of John there are elements of reconciling love, a depiction
of loving one’s enemies, and in particular in the Samaritan episode
(John 4:1-42). This book critically analyzes existing research on the
theme of Jewish-Samaritan relations and ‘the world behind’ John 4:1-42.
It makes use of recent methods in biblical studies to interpret the
complexity of texts, underlying themes and concerns in the way John
4:1-42 describes the Samaritan mission of the Johannine Jesus.
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Beyond the Breach: An Exegetical Study of John 4:1-42 as a Text of
Jewish-Samaritan Reconciliation focuses on the ethical element of
loving the enemy in John which challenges the earlier consensus that
one cannot find the theme of loving the enemy/neighbor in John’s gospel,
be it explicitly or implicitly. This study defends the position that in
the gospel of John there are elements of reconciling love, a depiction
of loving one’s enemies, and in particular in the Samaritan episode
(John 4:1-42). This book critically analyzes existing research on the
theme of Jewish-Samaritan relations and ‘the world behind’ John 4:1-42.
It makes use of recent methods in biblical studies to interpret the
complexity of texts, underlying themes and concerns in the way John
4:1-42 describes the Samaritan mission of the Johannine Jesus.