Journeying With John: Hearing the Voice of John's Gospel in Years A, B and C
James Woodward, Paula Gooder, Mark PrycePaperback 2014-09-18
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All the most exciting readings - in all three years - come from the Gospel of John Completes the successful series including Journeying with Mark Year B (2011), Journeying with Luke Year C (2012) and Journeying with Matthew Year A (2013) A Lectionary resource for individual and group study Encourages readers to use their imagination to bring John's gospel to life Accessible, non-academic Readings from the Gospel of John are brought into all the other years, for major occasions like Christmas or Easter, and to help reflection about the meaning of Jesus' life and teaching. There are also several miracles (or 'sings') which are not mentioned in the other Gospels and can only be found in John, such as the wedding at Cana. A large proportion of the Gospel of John appears in Years A, B and C. The series' unique slant is that it asks readers to use their imagination 'to bring the Gospel to life.' It asks them to visualize themselves in the scenes that Luke describes in order to see the Gospels in a fresh and exciting way.
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Publisher Description
All the most exciting readings - in all three years - come from the Gospel of John Completes the successful series including Journeying with Mark Year B (2011), Journeying with Luke Year C (2012) and Journeying with Matthew Year A (2013) A Lectionary resource for individual and group study Encourages readers to use their imagination to bring John's gospel to life Accessible, non-academic Readings from the Gospel of John are brought into all the other years, for major occasions like Christmas or Easter, and to help reflection about the meaning of Jesus' life and teaching. There are also several miracles (or 'sings') which are not mentioned in the other Gospels and can only be found in John, such as the wedding at Cana. A large proportion of the Gospel of John appears in Years A, B and C. The series' unique slant is that it asks readers to use their imagination 'to bring the Gospel to life.' It asks them to visualize themselves in the scenes that Luke describes in order to see the Gospels in a fresh and exciting way.