Advocacy at John 16:8-11

Expository Times

Volumn 110, Issue 6, 1999, Pages 181-182

  Derrett, J Duncan M ^a  

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DOI: 10.1177/001452469911000606     Document Type: Short Survey

References (35)

1. R. Bultmann, Johannes (17th edn., Göttingen, 1962), 432, n. 5
2. E. Bammel, 'Jesus und der Paraklet in Johannes 16' in B. Lindars & S. S. Smalley, eds., Christ and Spirit in the New Testament (Cambridge, 1973, 199-217), at pp. 201, 211, 213. But could vv. 9-11 have been independent of v. 8, or Christianity set aside (p. 216)? An 'exotic' passage'
3. B. Olsson, Structure and Meaning in the Fourth Gospel (Lund, 1974, 259-272), at p. 267
4. G. Johnston, The Spirit-Paraclete in the Gospel of John (London, 1970). Jn 12:31; 13:1; 15:26-27; 16:16, 28, 33; 17:11
5. So A. Deissmann, Light from the Ancient East, (1st edn. London, 1910), 339-340
6. J. Behm, TWNT V (1954), 802, 809. 'Champion' or 'second'
7. C. H. Dodd, Interpretation of the Fourth Gospel (Cambridge, 1968), 414. The Hebrew loan-word p'raq'līt (Mishna, Ab. 1V.11
8. cf. 2 Clem 6:9) is used so. Johnston, Spirit-Paraclete, 80-118
9. H. Riesenfeld, 'A probable background to the Johannine Paraclete' in C. J. Bleeker et al., eds., Ex Orbe Religionum (FS Geo Widengren, Numen Suppl. 21, Leiden, 1972), I, 266-274
10. B. Lindars, John (Grand Rapids/London, 1972), 501
11. A. E. Harvey, Jesus on Trial (London, 1976), 108-112 (an acute treatment)
12. R. Schnackenburg, The Gospel acc. to St John (London and Tunbridge Wells, 1982), III, 128-132
13. Valentinus Schindler, Lexicon Pentaglotton (Frankfurt, 1612), v. s'dāqāh, col. 1521C (at Gen 18:19 mišpāt is condemnation, s'dāqāh defence). Petrus Possinus, Spicilegium evangelicum §44 in
14. v. s'dāqāh, col. 1521C (at Gen 18:19 mišpāt is condemnation, s'dāqāh defence). Petrus Possinus, Spicilegium evangelicum §44 in J. A. Fabricius, Observationes selectae in varia loca Novi Testamenti (Hamburg, 1712), 98-107 (the Paraclete argues on obstinacy, irreligion, and murder [Jn 8:44])
15. M. Polus, Synopsis Criticorum (London, 1669), IV, 1339
16. C. Schoettgenius, Horae hebricae et talmudicae (Dresden and Leipzig, 1733), 395. J. Lightfoot and Strack & Billerbeck ignore this material (rightly)
17. W. Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, Act III, sc.1, 11.8, 44-48, 58-73
18. Jn 12:31; 14:30; W. Foerster, TWNT VII (1964), 157, 163
19. A. F. Segal, 'Ruler of this World', in E. P. Sanders et al., eds. Jewish and Christian Self-definition (Philadelphia, 1981), II, 245-268
20. J. D. M. Derrett, 'Archontes, archai' in Studies in the New Testament VI (Leiden, 1995), 132-144
21. Lk 10:18; 13:16 (cf. 22:31). Satan's 'fall' occurs when Jesus and his succeed: 1 Jn 3:8. A final judgment (Jn 5:29) is not excluded
22. 33
23. From the LXX, Syr. and Lucian's endoxous we perceive that rulers are reproved (bemišōr read as b'śār, cf. Prov 30:6), archōn rendering śar about 250 times in the LXX. Cf. Isa 32:17
24. So J. B. Phillips (1958)
25. J. Marsh (1968). Bultmann has aufdecken. D. A. Carson, Gospel acc. to John (Leicester, 1991), 534-535. Dodd and Lindars agreed. Xenophon, Mem. 1.7, 2; Plato, Theaet. I71D; Marcus Aurelius 1.17, 11; Jn 8:46. This fits Jn 3:20; 1 Cor 14:24-25
26. also LXX Prov 15:10; Jer 16:17; Hos 13:16; also Eph 5:11, 13. T. Judah 20:5
27. Jn 1:12; 3:18; 8:24; 10:25; 12:37; 15:22, 24; 17:21
28. LXX Prov 15:9; Isa 30:1; Hos 9:9; Zech 8:17. Cf. LXX Ps 58:13. Bultmann (Ergänzungsheft, 48) contradicted Hoskyns (1947), rightly finding disbelief the source o sin
29. So John Lightfoot. Jn 17:4, cf. 13:1, 3. Faithfully performed: Jn 7:18; 8:14, 16; 14:30-31; Mt 25:14-19; Delling, TWNT, VIII 508-509
30. Carson, John, 438
31. Dt 33:29; cf. Jn 7:24; Ps 52:2-5; Prov 13:5; Num 23:19; Isa 59:3; Jer 23:32; Nah 3:1. He loves truth: Ps 25:5, 10; 51:6; 98:3; 146:6. Cf. Jn 16:7, 13; 18:37; 1 Jn 2:22. Satan and lies: Jn 8:44
32. Gen 18:19 (the Israelite inheritance). Isa 9:6(7); 33:5; 56:1; 61:8; Jer 22:3, 15; LXX Ps 7:9; 9:5, 9; 10:7; 16:1; 32:5; 36:6, 12, 14, 20-21
33. 44:8; 71:2; 84:11-12; 88:15; 93:15; 95:13; 96:2; 97:9; 98:4; 118:7, 62, 75, 121, 160. Cf. Prov 1:3; 2:9; 15:9; Dan 9:24; Mic 3:8
34. For example, Bab. Talm., Sabb. 32a. Cf. Est 4:7-8, 14, 16; 5:6, 7:3. Therefore Jn 16:23-24, 26. For Philo, Flacc. 22; V. Mos. II, 134 see B. F. Westcott, John (London, 1902), 212. Add Philo, Spec. leg. I, 235, 237 (Bernard, John, 1928, II, 506)
35. Philo, Joseph XL, 239. They confess their hamartia (Gen 42:21 LXX)