A thread (here) on Jesus' use of the term, "truly I say ..." Interestingly, the 4th gospel only uses the phrase, "truly, truly I say ..."
This difference with the 4th gospel is curious. If John the apostle was the original writer of the 4th gospel, it would seem strange that he would use this modified version of the phrase (compared with the synoptics), when he was a regular traveling companion of Jesus.
This modified version in the 4th gospel might be indirect evidence of a writer who was not a regular traveling companion of Jesus during his ministry.
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The Disciple Jesus Loved = Lazarus?
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On the possibility that Jn 6:4 might be related to this thread, here is a thread on that verse.
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A Reddit AcademicBiblical thread on who was the author of the fourth gospel: Here.
I referenced this due to its general relationship to this thread and a number of links in the reply area of the thread.
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I referenced this due to its general relationship to this thread and a number of links in the reply area of the thread.
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Another Reddit AcademicBiblical thread on the authorship of the fourth gospel: Here.
It includes some interesting reference material and links.
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It includes some interesting reference material and links.
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