Authentia Evangelii Johannis Contra S.v Bretschneideri Dubia Vindicata: Adjectum Legitur Specimen Novi Lexici Johannei Libellum Historico-criticum Exh (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179412030)

Authentia Evangelii Johannis Contra S.v Bretschneideri Dubia Vindicata, by Karl Wilhelm Stein, is a historical-critical examination and defense of the Gospel of John. This work addresses the doubts raised by S.v. Bretschneider concerning the authenticity of John's Gospel. Stein provides a detailed vindication, reinforcing the traditional authorship and historical reliability of the text.

Included is a specimen of a new Johannine lexicon, adding further depth to the study. This book is an invaluable resource for theologians, biblical scholars, and anyone interested in the historical and theological debates surrounding the Gospel of John. It offers insights into the controversies of its time and remains relevant for understanding the ongoing discussions about biblical authenticity and interpretation.

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