In this classic scholarly work, Nicol provides a detailed examination of the 'sēmeia'—the signs—contained within the Fourth Gospel. By carefully navigating the complex layers of tradition and redaction, the author offers a compelling analysis of how these signs serve as central theological pillars in the Johannine narrative. This book is an essential resource for those engaged in the critical study of New Testament texts, providing the necessary tools to unpack the historical and literary development of the Gospel. Whether you are conducting formal research or looking to deepen your academic grasp of Johannine studies, this text remains a foundational reference for understanding how these signs function to reveal the identity of Jesus. Nicol’s meticulous approach ensures you gain a clear, scholarly perspective on how the early church shaped and preserved these sacred accounts.