The Dispensational Place of the Gospel of John

Some contend that the Gospel of John is the Gospel for the Church of the Dispensation of the Mystery. In "The Dispensational Basis of John's Gospel," Glen Burch makes a scholarly study of John's Gospel in order to determine if this is a correct view. His conclusions may surprise some. "In this study I shall examine the proposition that the Gospel of John was intended to address a second calling of believers today, apart from the church the body of Christ. It is my conclusion that this Gospel addresses the blessings and hope of Israel." Glen Burch
Contents of The Dispensational Basis of John's Gospel Introduction John's Gospel - When written? The unity of the Johannine books And the Word was God Metaphoric titles of Christ: Links to the Old Testament John in relation to the Synoptists The typology of the Cherubim in the Gospels John's Gospel in historical perspective: A brief history of the dispersions of Israel The other sheep The reconciliation preceding the restoration Two Sisters New Covenant blessings and curses Justification by works Life through his name The Book of Life Word usage and interpretive comments in the Gospels The Jews and the world Jewish customs explained or implied in the New Testament Conclusion APPENDIX A: Doctrinal Parallels in the Johannine Scriptures APPENDIX B: The use of EIMI in the historic present in John's Gospel APPENDIX C: The use of "VERILY, VERILY" in John's Gospel APPENDIX D: Scripture Index	Right-click the graphic above and select download to download a PDF copy. Click here to read The Dispensational Basis of John's Gospel.
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