From: Williams, Wes (Wes.Williams@echostar.com)
Date: Wed Jul 08 1998 - 13:18:31 EDT
Dear Mark,
The most unbiased approach from a scholar I've read in recent years comes
from the book "The Christology of the Fourth Gospel, Structure and Issues",
by WIlliam Loader, Peter Lang Publishers, NY, 1992. Loader deals with the
Greek but you do not need to know Greek to read it. He also discusses the
various Christological views in John and plausibilities and problems
associated with each view.
He also discusses fairly the translations "was a god", "was God", "was
divine", and "what God was, the Word was."
But I think searching the b-greek archives last year and this year is among
the best sources of information for what you seek.
Sincerely,
Wes Williams
Subject: Diety of Jesus Christ
From: Mark Turchetto <Turchetto@worldnet.att.net>
Date: Tue, 7 Jul 1998 22:0:13
X-Message-Number: 32
After talking with J.W.'s, I am questioning the Greek translation on the
1st chapter of John. I do not know Greek, but I would like to see this with
my own eyes and solve this problem of Jesus claimings of God once and for
all. What is the best book to buy that will show me what is truely being
said in John. Where do I get a book that will show me the Greek and the
English translation. I want something that the professors at the
University's would use. Nothing biased.
Thanks
Turchetto@worldnet.att.net
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