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1. Walking in the Light
1 John 1:5--2:14, 1 John 2:15-17
Understanding Series
Thomas F. Johnson
... and Heretical Perfectionism in the Johannine Community, SBDLS 33 (Missoula, Mont.: Scholars, 1977); and J. D. G. Dunn, Unity and Diversity in ... common in the Dead Sea Scrolls and other Jewish intertestamental literature. See I. de la Potterie, La vérité dans Saint Jean (2 vols.; AnBib 73–74; Rome: Biblical Institute, 1977 ... –14 describe the victorious Christian community, addressing three groups of family members: children, young men, and fathers. Verses 15–17 exhort this faithful community not to love ...
2. Walking in the Light and the Problem of Sin
1 John 2:15-17, 1 John 1:5--2:14
Understanding Series
Thomas F. Johnson
... and Heretical Perfectionism in the Johannine Community, SBDLS 33 (Missoula, Mont.: Scholars, 1977); and J. D. G. Dunn, Unity and Diversity in ... common in the Dead Sea Scrolls and other Jewish intertestamental literature. See I. de la Potterie, La vérité dans Saint Jean (2 vols.; AnBib 73–74; Rome: Biblical Institute, 1977 ... –14 describe the victorious Christian community, addressing three groups of family members: children, young men, and fathers. Verses 15–17 exhort this faithful community not to love ...
Drama
... Faverolles. I suppose I told you that. BISHOP: Yes. JEAN: My parents died when I was very young. My father had been a pruner; so it was natural that I should be one, too. I ... do we eat? MARIA: Ta gueule! (That means, "Shut up!" Another way to say it is, Fermez la bouche!", which means, "Shut your mouth!") JEAN: Maria! Don't be harsh with them. MARIA: Don't ... chance incident that occurred shortly after I left you. I was in the town of Montélimar. A fire broke out in a house near where I was sleeping one night ...
Understanding Series
William Nelson
... was poised to become even more oppressive, since Ptolemy V was too young to rule on his own. However, Agathocles was assassinated in one of ... LXX. Interestingly, v. 6 also has the idiom “to make an alliance” (laʿasot mesharim), using the infinitive laʿasot rather than the imperfect yaʿaseh. The phrase “with the king ... Late Biblical Hebrew: Toward a Historical Typology of Biblical Hebrew Prose [HSM 12; Missoula, Mont.: Scholars Press, 1976], p. 148). The lo, “for him,” is questionable since it ...
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