Jerome H Neyrey Livres

Focusing on the theological insights of the early church, Neyrey interprets eight pivotal New Testament books, including the Gospels of Mark and Matthew, the Acts of the Apostles, and several letters from Paul. He explores how these texts articulate the relationship between God and humanity, particularly in the Gospel of John’s portrayal of Jesus as divine. Additionally, Neyrey highlights the concept of "eternity" in Hebrews, employing a social-science methodology to provide a unique perspective on these biblical writings.

The narrative presents a structured account of Jesus' life, adhering to the conventions of ancient biography. It emphasizes key events, teachings, and the impact of Jesus' ministry, showcasing both his divine nature and human experiences. The portrayal of characters and their interactions enriches the story, providing insights into the cultural and historical context of the time. This work aims to inspire faith and understanding through a detailed exploration of Jesus' significance in both religious and historical frameworks.

This highly accessible 2007 commentary brings readers into the cultural world of the gospel.

Exploring the Gospel of John through ancient rhetoric and cultural anthropology, Jerome Neyrey offers a fresh perspective on its theological messages. He delves into themes such as Jesus' role as a revealer, the significance of foot-washing as a transformation ritual, and the Jewish context of Jesus' equality with God. This scholarly study aims to educate and provoke thought among readers, shedding new light on familiar topics and enhancing the understanding of this unique Gospel.