Abstract
This index presents a list of references that occur in book The Prophet-King: Moses Traditions and Johannine Christology. The references are classified under headings such as Old Testament, New Testament and Other Early Christian Literature, Extra-Rabbinic Jewish Literature, Samaritan Literature, and Mandaean Literature. The book investigates to clarify way in which motifs represented by two terms prophet and king in Fourth Gospel not only are interrelated, but interpret each other. The investigation permits some deductions about Johannine Christology and about Christian community that described Jesus as the Prophet and the King of Israel.Keywords: Israel; Jewish literature; Johannine Christology; Moses traditions
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