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    Agapao (Agape) and Phileo (Philo) in The Gospel of John

    By Robert Alan King

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    Agapao (Agape) and Phileo (Philo) in The Gospel of John by Robert Alan King (print edition is published under pen name Ira Benjamin Hezekiah) is a book with about 15,000 words (half the content in footnotes to allow for a simple reading by those who do not wish to read all the details and research). The book is a thorough examination of the crucial distinction between the two Greek verbs for "love" in the Gospel of John. Discussion centers on Greek words for "love" such as agape, agapeo, philo, and phileo. Robert Alan King is an ordained minister through Calvary Chapel.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Alan King
    Release dateMar 16, 2012
    ISBN9781476046754
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    Agapao (Agape) and Phileo (Philo) in The Gospel of John
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    Robert Alan King

    Robert Alan King is an ordained minister through Calvary Chapel who has written numerous theological and inspirational articles for a variety of publications, including Advocate, The Church Herald & Holiness Banner, Companions, The Priest, Proclaim, Pulpit Helps, Vista, War Cry, and Decision Magazine. He also has authored numerous printed books and dozens of eBooks.King has a Master of Arts Degree Sum Cum Laude in Psychology from Touro University Worldwide with an 4.0 institutional GPA, a Bachelor of Science Degree Cum Laude in Bible and Theology from Lee University with an 4.0 institutional GPA, and an Associate of Arts Degree with an emphasis in Science from Coastline Community College. He has a total of at least 256 units of education from universities, seminaries or colleges. This includes at least 130 units of Bible and theology related classes from Lee University, Calvary Chapel Bible College, and Chafer Theological Seminary.

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