In the Prologue of John's Gospel, what Greek term is used to describe Jesus as the 'Word' made flesh?
Pearson Edexcel A Level · Religious Studies (9RS0)
Texts and interpretation of the Person of Jesus: Practice Questions
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In the Fourth Gospel, which sign is traditionally interpreted as manifesting Jesus' power over death and serving as a precursor to his own resurrection?
How does the concept of Realised Eschatology, often associated with the Fourth Gospel, differ from traditional apocalyptic expectations?
How does the concept of Hellenism specifically impact the theological framework of the Prologue of John's Gospel?
Within the Fourth Gospel, what is the theological significance of the sign of 'The Healing of the Man Born Blind' in John 9?
In the Fourth Gospel, how does the Healing of the Official’s Son contribute to an understanding of Jesus’ identity as the giver of life?
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Compare the scholarly views of Raymond Brown and C.H. Dodd regarding the historical reliability of the 'signs' in the Fourth Gospel.
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Analyze the Prologue of John (1:1–18) as a foundational text for understanding the Person of Jesus. In your answer, you must consider:
i) The theological significance of the Logos (Word made flesh) and its relationship to Jewish and Hellenistic thought.
ii) The views of C. H. Dodd regarding the Fourth Gospel as a ‘Spiritual Gospel’.
iii) How the dualism of light and dark, and the concepts of grace and truth, define Jesus’ identity and role in salvation.
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