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• 1947The Decalogue in Early Christianity28 cited
• 2016Ritualized Doctrine? Rethinking Protestant Bodily Practice Through Attention to Genre in Calvin’s Institutio27 cited
• 1980The Pivot of John's Prologue23 cited
• 1986Die Anfänge der Johanneischen Schule14 cited
• 2012Le prologue du quatrième évangile, clé de voûte de la littérature johannique13 cited
• 2014Early Christian spiritualties of sin and forgiveness according to 1 John11 cited
• 2005Understanding ‘sin’ in the Johannine epistles11 cited
• 2007Johannine metaphors/symbols linked to the paraclete-spirit and their theological implications7 cited
• 2013Early Christian spirituality according to the First Epistle of John: The identification of different ‘lived experiences’7 cited
• 1989A Rhetorical Analysis of 2 John according to Greco-Roman Convention6 cited
• 2010Domestic Architecture: Culture, Fictive Kinship and Identity in the First Epistle of John6 cited
• 2000Reading 1 John in a Zulu context: hermeneutical issues6 cited
• 2010The author of John’s letters – the Evangelist, or another?5 cited
• 2010“Having fellowship with God” according to 1 John: dealing with the intermediation and environment through which and in which it is constituted