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John Calvin, Volume 1 (chapters 1-11)
John Calvin, Volume 2 (chapters 12-21)
John Chrysostom, "Homilies on the Gospel of John"
Origen, "The Commentary on the Gospel of John"
Tatian, "Diatessaron"
Tertullian, "Against Praxeas," Chapters 21-25.
John:
Art and Images
An extensive and beautiful collection compiled
by Dr. Felix Just at Loyola Marymount University
The Ecole Initiative collection: images of John the apostle
St. John, a 15th century French illumination - National Gallery of Art
St. John the theologian, a 14th century icon from the Hellenic Ministry of Culture
St. John, 16th century Italian illumination
St. John the evangelist, 1272 - National Gallery of Art
St. John the evangelist, c. 1270 - National Gallery of Art
St. John the evangelist, by Simone Martini (1330-1339) - Web Gallery of Art
The Lindisfarne Gospels, a late 7th century English work - British Library (Felix Just's website)
Crucifixion with Virgin and St. John (Spanish, late 13th century) - Worcester Art Museum
Jesus
and the Beloved Disciple
An early 14th century sculpture by Heinrich of Constance, from the Museum
Mayer
van den Bergh in Antwerp.
St. John, a statue by Donatello (1410-11) - the Web Gallery of Art
St. John, a statue by Ghiberti (1412-16) - the Web Gallery of Art
St. John, from the Ghent altarpiece by Jan Van Eyck (1432) - the Web Gallery of Art
St. John, by El Greco (1606) - the Web Gallery of Art
The raising of Lazarus, by Rembrandt (1630) - the Web Gallery of Art
The crucifixion, by El Greco (1596-1600) - the Web Gallery of Art
The crucifixion, by Matthias Grunewald (1515) - the Web Gallery of Art
The risen Christ appears to Mary Magdalene, by Rembrandt (1638) - the Web Gallery of Art
Noli me tangere, by Tiziano Vecellio (1490-1576) - the Web Gallery of Art
Noli me tangere, by Agnolo Bronzino (1503-1572) - CGFA website
Noli me tangere, by Alonso Cano (c. 1640) - Web Gallery of Art
The Incredulity of Thomas, by Caravaggio (1601-02) - the Web Gallery of Art
The Incredulity of Thomas, by Rembrandt (1634) - the Web Gallery of Art
Other On-line resources for Biblical Studies
Remains
of the Samaritan temple on Mt. Gerizim
Be aware, however, that there is debate among scholars about this
identification.
"Into His Own -
Perspectives on the World of Jesus"
From Rutger's University; see especially the excerpts from ancient
authors under "Philosophy and Allegory" and "Samaritan Theology." The "Marqah"
from which the
most interesting quotes come, however, is usually dated to the 4th century A.D.,
which
raises the question of whether these aspects of Samaritan theology were around
early
enough to influence John. Still, the parallels are interesting....
The Johannine Literature Web
An extensive collection of information and links concerning the Johannine
writings from Dr. Felix Just.
