Titlebook: Otherness and Identity in the Gospel of John; Sung Uk Lim Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licen

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Book 2021 between Jesus and the minor characters. Lim argues, to the contrary, that the multiple constructions of otherness deriving from the minor characters make Jesus’ identity vulnerable to a constant process of transformation. Consequently, John’s minor characters actually challenge and destabilize Joha

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Conclusion: Reconfiguring Otherness, Identity, and Solidarity in Biblical Interpretation and Beyondhe otherness of colonized others, both textual and contextual, in collaboration, while simultaneously maintaining and sustaining the differences within and between them. In the long run, it investigates possibilities for solidarity with others in contexts.

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Reading the Otherness ,nties and between the Jewish and Roman sovereignties—emerges as a subversive, albeit liminal, character, in resistance against the earthly powers. Therefore, the otherness . derived from Pilate and the Jews reveals its liability to Jesus’ decentering power in such a zone of indistinguishability.

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Reading the Otherness ,t a new birth of the Johannine community, a hybrid community in terms of race, ethnicity, and gender. All things considered, the otherness . as symbolized by the mother of Jesus and the Beloved Disciple ultimately undermines the ideology of homogeneity, as enforced by Roman supremacy, through upholding unity in diversity and diversity in unity.

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Reading the Otherness ,he undermines the hierarchy of powers. In turn, Jesus is transformed into a more fluid character by laying bare his double identity between heaven and earth, between a Galilean and a Jew, and between a ruled Jew and a ruling Jew. As a result, the otherness . as presented by Nicodemus disrupts the starkly dualistic worldview of John’s Gospel.