1. Repetition of ideas in inverted order
2. Repetition of grammatical structures in inverted order (not to be mistaken with antimetabole, in which identical words are repeated and inverted).
1. Repetition of ideas in inverted order
2. Repetition of grammatical structures in inverted order (not to be mistaken with antimetabole, in which identical words are repeated and inverted).
1. Repetition of ideas in inverted order
2. Repetition of grammatical structures in inverted order (not to be mistaken with antimetabole, in which identical words are repeated and inverted).
1. Repetition of ideas in inverted order
2. Repetition of grammatical structures in inverted order (not to be mistaken with antimetabole, in which identical words are repeated and inverted).
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CHIASMUS OF JOHN 1:19-51
By John Sweigart
A John testifies that Jesus is the Son of God (1:19-34).
B John invites disciples to behold the Lamb of God (1:35-36). C Jesus invites disciples to come and see (1:37-39). D Andrew finds Peter and brings him to Jesus (1:40-42a). X Jesus looks on Peter the son of Jonah and renames him Cephas (1:42b). D' Jesus finds Philip and commands him to follow (1:43). C' Philip finds Nathanael and invites him to come and see (1:44-46). B' Jesus invites the disciples to behold a true Israelite (1:47). A’ Nathanael testifies that Jesus is the Son of God (1:48-51).
Scripture on Creation by Richard L. Mayhue Three Searches for the "Historical Jesus" but no Biblical Christ: The Rise of the Searches (Part 1) (7-42) by F. David Farnell This is a two-part series. Part One covers the rise of three periods of activity known as “searching for the ‘historical Jesus.’” Its overarching purpose is a deliberate attempt to destroy the influence of the gospels and the church upon society. While this purpose is openly and honestly admitted by theological liberals, evangelicals who participate now in the “third” quest are far less candid as to its design. Part Two will cover this growing evangelical participation in searching. These searches started with the rise in dominance of the ideology of historical criticism over two hundred years ago and are a natural consequence of the innate historical skepticism replete in them. The first two searches ended as declared fail