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Wounded Lord: Reading John Through the Eyes of Thomas: A Pastoral and Theological Commentary on the Fourth Gospel

Smith, Robert H. | Duensing, Donna(ed)

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ISBN-10 : 160608660X

ISBN-13 : 9781606086605

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<DIV id=bs1 class="section_body" _extended="true">John's gospel 
does not record "Thomas's doubt," as later generations of Christians have 
branded the story. Rather, John presents Thomas's faith. In this work, Robert H. 
Smith approaches Thomas as one who believes in the reality of incarnation: God 
has a body. Too often, Smith argues, 
Christians read John's gospel for its lyrical discourses. The resulting portrait 
of Jesus is a "cross-less Christ," a portrait that contributes powerfully to 
Christian triumphalism. In contrast, Smith finds that the evangelist always has 
the cross in view. Smith reads John "backwards," through the eyes of Thomas. In 
so doing, he demonstrates the centrality of a wounded Lord in the theology of 
the gospel. But this book does not end 
with hermeneutics. Smith advances his discussion into the life of discipleship. 
Anyone dwelling in Christ's body will be similarly marked. What does it mean to 
live in the world as the marked body of Christ? Everyone who poses the question 
will want to read this book. Martha E. 
Stortz Professor of Historical Theology and Ethics Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary/The Graduate Theological 
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<BODY style="LINE-HEIGHT: 100%">"Always an 
innovative teacher and writer, Smith trumps all that in his final book. He finds 
in Thomas's plea to see Jesus's wounds precisely what John's Gospel wants us to 
see: a God who became incarnate in Jesus, wounds and all. This gospel is not 
saying, according to Smith, 'Jesus is like (the almighty) God', but that 'God is 
like this wounded Jesus.' When I used Robert's ideas recently to end a gospels 
course, one student said, in effect, 'You have kept the best teaching until 
now.'" -Everett R. Kalin Christ Seminary 
 Lutheran Theological Seminary, Berkeley "In Wounded Lord we find Robert Smith's 
last testament, a meditation on his favorite gospel. Renouncing all moralizing, 
ethnocentrism, and religious triumphalism, Smith focuses on Jesus's 
self-sacrificing love as the clue to God's nature and as power to heal all 
divisions. This is a book for everyone to reencounter John's Jesus, whose glory 
was to give self away so that all humanity might even now be one with him 'in 
the lap of the Father.'" -Gary Pence Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary "From the beginning of my pastoral ministry, I have relied on 
Robert H. Smith for cogent, pertinent, and deep reflection on Christian 
scriptures . . . Is he correct that the whole of the book needs to be refracted 
through the Thomas story, that the risen Christ always and necessarily bears the 
wounds of crucifixion? I believe so, and you ought to read the book to consider 
the question yourself. It will bless your devotional practice, your teaching and 
preaching, and your understanding of God's suffering for and with us." -Rev. Brian Stein-Webber Trinity Lutheran 
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