Associate professor of New Testament and Greek at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina.
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Missiology "An interestingly nuanced, in-depth, and balanced study with important theological as well as missiological implications for the contemporary church. . . This important study is of particular value to biblical interpreters, theological professors, missiologists, missionaries, mission leaders, and parish pastors and should be in their school and church libraries." Pacifica "Koestenberger's study has many strengths. It is well written and a number of important issues are resolved with clarity and conviction. . . Careful scholarship makes this book . . . another valuable contribution to scholarly reflection upon the theme of mission in the Fourth Gospel." Martin Hengel -- University of Tuebingen "This very interesting contribution to Johannine research shows convincingly the importance of the sending motif for the Fourth Evangelist and the interrelation between the sending of the Son into the world by the Father and the sending of the disciples as preachers of faith and salvation for humankind. . . . A thorough exegetical investigation that leads to practical consequences."