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14 February 2010

Non-eucharistic interpetation of John 6

Craig R. Koester (Symbolism in the Fourth Gospel, pp. 301-309) gives a strong argument for what this essay calls the non-eucharistic interpretation of the Bread of Life Discourse.

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