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In this follow-up to How John Works: Storytelling in the Fourth Gospel, a team of international scholars examines the types of knowledge the Fourth Evangelist drew upon to write his gospel. Contributors focus on a range of topics, including memory, tradition, spirit, rhetoric, imagination, and more. Together the twelve essays build a narrative epistemology that establishes what a writer must know in order to craft a narrative about the past. This collection is sure to become an essential textbook for students of the gospels in general and John in particular.
Douglas Estes
Douglas Estes holds a PhD from the University of Nottingham, UK. He is assistant professor of New Testament and practical theology and the DMin program director at South University-Columbia. He has written extensively, including six books and contributions to the Lexham Bible Dictionary.
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