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John, the Apostle, Saint (Personal Name)

Number of records used in: 18

Preferred form: John, the Apostle, Saint

Used for/see from:

Giovanni, Evangelista, Saint
Hovhannēs, the Apostle, Saint
Ioann, Bogoslov, Saint
Jan, Evangelista, Saint
Jan, Ewangelista, Saint
Jean, apôtre, Saint
Jehan, evangeliste, Saint
Johannes, der Evangelist, Saint
Johannes, von Patmos, Saint
John, Apostle, Saint
Earlier heading: John, Saint, apostle
John, the Evangelist, Saint
Yūḥannā, al-Rasūl, Qiddīs

See also:

Beloved Disciple

Notes

Hieronymus. Lives of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, c1896.

Avril, M. Saint-Jean, apôtre de la Sainte Eucharistie, 1982: t.p. (Saint-Jean, apôtre)

Athanāsiyūs. Dirāsāt fī al-Kitāb al-muqaddas ... 1976?: t.p. (Yūḥannā) p. 5, etc. (al-Qiddīs; al-Rasūl)

Pisma Świętego Jana Ewangelisty, 1978.

Hangist Eranelwoyn Hovhannu, 1877: t.p. (Hovhannu)

Grassi, J.A. The secret identity of the Beloved Disciple, 1990, c1989: CIP galley (Beloved Disciple, purported author of Gospel of John; traditionally identified with John the Apostle, but author disagrees)

Interpreter's dict. of the Bible, c1962: v. 1, p. 378, etc. (Beloved Disciple traditionally thought to be John the Apostle, but this is dubious) v. 2, p. 932, etc. (John the Apostle probably not author of Johannine gospel)

Zur Bildersprache des Johannes von Patmos, c1999.

Ioann Bogoslov, 1999: t.p. (Ioann Bogoslov)

Wikipedia (English), July 25, 2014 (Traditionally, the John who authored Revelation is considered to be John the Apostle, author of all the Johannine works, that is the Gospel of John, the first, second, and third epistles of John, as well as Revelation. However, many modern scholars agree that Revelation was written by a separate, otherwise unknown, author, to whom they have given the name John of Patmos)