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• "Come and See": Tracing the Theological Function of a Johannine Formula in Light of the Palestinian Targums Tomasz Mazurek · 2026 · 3.2. John 1:46
  3.2. John 1:46 The addressee of the phrase ‘come and see’ in this instance is Nathanael, a disciple mentioned only in the Gospel of John. Scholars have debated Nathanael’s identity, with some suggesting that he might be …
• Verifying Biblical Allusions in John 1:51: A Methodological Framework for Genesis Reception Studies Tomasz Tułodziecki · 2026 · 1.4. Fourth Scene
  1.4. Fourth Scene This final scene contains a peculiar feature: two or three allusions proper. Philip provides the first, describing a figure: ‘we have found the one about whom Moses [...] wrote.’ Though this figure is i …
• Conversion in the Fourth Gospel Dawid Ledwoń · 2022 · 2. A Call to Conversion and Ways of Its Implementation
  2. A Call to Conversion and Ways of Its Implementation Although salvation results from God’s initiative, the offer addressed by Him to people requires a clear response from the addressees. Nathanael sets a positive examp …
• The Tenth Hour in John 1:39: From Narrative Detail to Eschatological Symbol Adam Kubiś · 2025 · 5.2. Seeing the Face of God
  5.2. Seeing the Face of God The surrounding context in John further reinforces the theme of seeing God. Jesus promises the disciples that they will see ‘heaven opened and the angels of God ascend­ ing and descending upon …
• "The Ladder of the Seven Songs" in Origen: Reconfiguring the Midrash of the Ten Songs as a Mystagogical Device Magdalena Wdowiak · 2026
  Origen’s Commentary and two Homilies on the Song of Songs survive only partially, in Latin translations made respectively by Rufinus of Aquileia and Jerome. The Commentary breaks off at verse 2:15, at the be­ ginning of …
• Rhetorical Syncrisis in the Johannine Presentation of Jesus and Peter Adam Kubiś · 2017 · 7.  Conclusion
  7.  Conclusion Maestro (Studia Biblica Lublinensia 13; Lublin: Wydawnictwo KUL 2015). Hägerland T., “John’s Gospel: A Two-Level Drama?”, Journal for the Study of the New Testament 25 (2003) 309-322. Heath M., “Theon and …
• Was John the Baptist Raised from the Dead? Nathanael Vette, W. Eason Robinson · 2019 · ORCID: 0000-0001-8457-3081
  DOI: 10.31743/biban.4378 © Institute Of Biblical Studies KUL, Lublin ISSN 2083–2222 e-ISSN 2451-2168 BibAn 9/2 (2019) 335-354 Was John the Baptist Raised from the Dead? The Origins of Mark 6:14-29 NATHANAEL VETTE Sch …
• Resurrection, Recognition, and Discipleship in John 20 Martin Micallef · 2026 · 4. Darkness, Misunderstanding, and the Empty Tomb
  4. Darkness, Misunderstanding, and the Empty Tomb The resurrection narrative therefore does not introduce an entirely new theological theme but develops and transforms patterns already established in the Gospel’s opening …