JOB, book of examined, [98]–100;
probable date, [99];
mutilations and mistranslations, [100].
JOHANNINE CHURCHES, [27], [28].
JOHANNINE INFLUENCE, forgery committed to counteract, [134].
JOHN, gospel of examined, [131]–136;
not the work of a Jew;
geographical errors in, [132];
author not at the crucifixion, [133];
made by a forgery to support Petrine supremacy, [134];
none of the events witnessed by John recorded by;
few coincidences with the other gospels, [135].
JOHN, the disciple of Jesus, could not have written the gospel of John, [132] ff, [147], [149].
JOHN, knew nothing of the gospels, [109];
quoted by Theophilus, [118];
epistles of examined, [147]–149;
spurious passages in, [148], [160].
JOHN THE BAPTIST, prophecy applied to by Mark, [91].
JOHN THE PRESBYTER, [148].
JOHN THE REVELATOR, Paul denounced as a liar by, [258].