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Dr. Lee has produced a great work on missional hermeneutics. In this book, he outlines the current state on the study of the missional reading of the Gospel of John, and analyzes the whole book from a missional perspective with a literary-exegetical and theological interpretation. He further explores the missional implications of John's Gospel for the modern evangelical missionary movement. . . . A very significant theological and missiological text and a great example of missional hermeneutics. --Keon-Sang An, associate professor of Bible and mission, Fuller Theological Seminary Missional readings of the Bible have become very popular in recent years, and with good reason. Missions not only gets at the central purpose of the biblical literature, but also provides practical application to the church and her ministers today. Jae-Suk Lee's book provides the Christian community with a missional reading of a neglected section of Scripture. . . . I highly recommend this book. --Dean Deppe, professor of New Testament theology (retired), Calvin Theological Seminary

"""Dr. Lee has produced a great work on missional hermeneutics. In this book, he outlines the current state on the study of the missional reading of the Gospel of John, and analyzes the whole book from a missional perspective with a literary-exegetical and theological interpretation. He further explores the missional implications of John's Gospel for the modern evangelical missionary movement. . . . A very significant theological and missiological text and a great example of missional hermeneutics."" --Keon-Sang An, associate professor of Bible and mission, Fuller Theological Seminary ""Missional readings of the Bible have become very popular in recent years, and with good reason. Missions not only gets at the central purpose of the biblical literature, but also provides practical application to the church and her ministers today. Jae-Suk Lee's book provides the Christian community with a missional reading of a neglected section of Scripture. . . . I highly recommend this book."" --Dean Deppe, professor of New Testament theology (retired), Calvin Theological Seminary"

Dr. Lee has produced a great work on missional hermeneutics. In this book, he outlines the current state on the study of the missional reading of the Gospel of John, and analyzes the whole book from a missional perspective with a literary-exegetical and theological interpretation. He further explores the missional implications of John's Gospel for the modern evangelical missionary movement. . . . A very significant theological and missiological text and a great example of missional hermeneutics. --Keon-Sang An, associate professor of Bible and mission, Fuller Theological Seminary Missional readings of the Bible have become very popular in recent years, and with good reason. Missions not only gets at the central purpose of the biblical literature, but also provides practical application to the church and her ministers today. Jae-Suk Lee's book provides the Christian community with a missional reading of a neglected section of Scripture. . . . I highly recommend this book. --Dean Deppe, professor of New Testament theology (retired), Calvin Theological Seminary

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Jae-Suk Lee is Assistant Professor of Bible and Mission at International Theological Seminary at Los Angeles.

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