The Gospel of John: A Commentary

xii, 744 pp. "...The commentary is also valuable for having sharpened three critical problems in regard to studies of the Fourth Gospel: the problem of possible sources underlying our Gospel...; the problem of the Gnostic flavor and background of much material in it; and the problem of the Johannine eschatology, which may well point to a final "ecclesiastical redactor" who gave to John its final shape."--jacket