Family of the King: Dynamics of Metaphor in the Gospel According to JohnBRILL, 2000 - 467 ˹éÒ Nearly all metaphors in the Gospel according to John relate to ancient family imagery. Thus, the disciples are "born of the Father"; the Father "provides them with bread and drink" (water); He "educates" them and "protects" them and a "dwelling" is prepared for them, and so on. This family imagery, which is interwoven throughout the Gospel in a complex network, provides a key to the understanding of the message of the Fourth Gospel. In this volume, after exploring numerous state-of-the-art theories on metaphor, a customised metaphor theory is developed from the Fourth Gospel itself, which can be applied to the analysis of the Gospel as a whole. The theory is based on two of the best-known metaphors in the Fourth Gospel: "I am the Good Shepherd," and "I am the True Vine," Subsequently, all other metaphors are analysed according to this theory. |
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THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS | 1 |
DEVELOPING A THEORY OF METAPHOR | 25 |
1118 I am the good | 77 |
Reading the rest of ch 10 | 87 |
The dynamics of metaphor in some less developed imagery | 101 |
Other metaphors or symbols | 110 |
Παροιμία in the Gospel | 158 |
Birth as metaphor in the Gospel | 166 |
Education as family activity | 266 |
Doing what your Ffather requires family ethics | 284 |
Is the status of Jesus equal to that of | 292 |
Familial love as common attitude between members | 304 |
The believers brothers love the Son | 312 |
Hate as characteristic of the кóσμoç | 320 |
Mutual honor in the family of God | 331 |
METAPHOR AND IMAGERY IN THE GOSPEL | 394 |
Reading the references to birth in John 8 | 188 |
Interaction as metaphorical device | 196 |
Water of life as metaphor | 228 |
Life and light as related metaphors | 235 |
Life and service | 241 |
Further elements of family imagery in the Gospel | 260 |
of metaphor | 414 |
Why this image? | 432 |
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Family of the King: Dynamics of Metaphor in the Gospel According to John Jan G. van der Watt ªÁºÒ§Êèǹ¢Í§Ë¹Ñ§Ê×Í - 2021 |
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