The patriarchal narrative in the Fourth Gospel:Q3-2007-pg.1.

<p>"A quarterly theological journal dedicated to prophetic witnessing discussing various prophetic and theological issues relevant to end time eschatology of interest to Christians, Jews and Muslims "</p> <p> Your browser does not support frames - the following link will direct you to an alternative PDF index: <a href="http://www.biblaridion-online.net/pdf_archive/index/no-frames.html">PDF INDEX</a> Or you can access our eleventh issue <a href="http://www.biblaridion-online.net/pdf_archive/2007q3/Issue_no_11.html">Here</a></p> <p>The articles in our eleventh issue are: <b>Page 1:</b>First Article; The Patriarchal narrative in the Fourth Gospel - <i> the patriarchal narrative and literary convention in the Fourth Gospel</i><br> <b>Page 2:</b>Second Article; Matthew 19 - <i> Exegesis of Matthew 19</i><br> <b>Page 3:</b>Third Article; Inspiration - <i> An examination of the doctrine of inspiration</i><br> <b>Page 4:</b>Fourth Article; Islamic theology - <i>Islamic apologetics and Biblical theology </i><br> <b>Page 5:</b>Fifth Article; - Atonement Language - <i>Examining the soteriology, hamartiology and semasiology of atonement</i><br> <b>Page 6:</b>Sixth Article; Book review - <i>The Priesthood of Some Believers:</i>Developments from the general to the special priesthood in the Christian literature of the first three centuries, by Colin Bulley<br> </p> <br> <P> Our eleventh issue commences with an article that examines the <i>Patriarchal narrative in the Fourth Gospel</i> and moves on to an <i>Exegesis of Matthew 19</i> in the second article. The biblical doctrine of <i>Inspiration</i> is examined in the third article. <i>Islamic apologetics and biblical theology</i>are compared in the next article and the fifth article considers soteriology, hamartiology and semasiology as applied to <i>Atonement language.</i> The book reviewed is : <i>“The Priesthood of Some Believers by Colin Bulley</i>: Developments from the general to the special priesthood in the Christian literature of the first three centuries. </P>