02846cam a2200265 a 450000100090000000300090000900500170001800800390003501000170007402000430009102000430013404000280017705000260020508200160023110000400024724501110028726000660039830000270046444000430049150400660053450518720060063000560247265000320252870000200256015194105AU-EpEBC20111017203409.0080226s2008    ilu      b    001 0 eng  a  2008008906  a9780830826254 (US : pbk. : alk. paper)  a9781844742530 (UK : pbk. : alk. paper)  aDLCcDLCdDLCdAU-EpEBC00aBS2615.52b.K665 200800a226.506/KOS1 aKèostenberger, Andreas J.,d1957-10aFather, Son, and Spirit :bthe Trinity and John's Gospel /cAndreas J. Kèostenberger and Scott R. Swain.  aNottingham, UK :bApollos ;aDowners Grove, IL :bIVP,c2008.  a224 p. ;bpbk,c22 cm.  aNew studies in biblical theology ;n24  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 191-210) and indexes.0 aIntroduction: John's Gospel and the church's Doctrine of the Trinity -- The approach of the present study -- Historical context -- John's Gospel and Jewish monotheism -- John's context -- John's portrayal of Jesus and Jewish monotheism -- The background of John's portrayal of Jesus' pre-existence -- Christ-devotion and exclusivist Jewish monotheism -- Implications for John's Gospel -- Biblical foundations -- God in John's Gospel --  The book of signs -- The book of glory -- The Father in John's Gospel -- The book of signs -- The book of glory -- The son in John's Gospel -- One-of-a-kind son -- Son of God -- Son of man -- The son -- The spirit in John's Gospel -- The book of signs -- The book of glory -- Father, Son and Spirit in John's Gospel -- Theological reflections -- Christology in John's trinitarian perspective : Jesus' filial identity -- The prologue : John's initial characterization of Jesus as the Son -- Jesus' filial identity and divine agency -- Jesus' filial identity and the nature of salvation -- The spirit who rests and remains on God's son and his brothers  -- John's initial characterization of the spirit in relation to Jesus : book of signs -- Initial summary : Jesus and the spirit in the book of signs -- John's Fuller characterization of the spirit in relation to Jesus and the disciples : book of glory -- The spirit who rests and remains on God's son and his brothers -- Father, Son and Spirit -- 'As the Father has sent me, so I am sending you' : toward a trinitarian mission theology -- God (theos) -- The Father -- The Son -- The Spirit  -- Father, Son and Spirit : the three persons of the Godhead united in one mission -- The Trinity and the church's mission -- The Trinity and John's Gospel -- John 17 : Jesus' high-priestly prayer -- Immanent and economic Trinity -- Conclusion: The gift of life : knowing the Triune God.00aBible.pN.T.pJohnxcriticism, interpretation, etc. 0aTrinityxBiblical teaching.1 aSwain, Scott R.