The Gospel of John
Overview
From the Preface: "Special attention is given to the social and historical background, for these serve as the settings of profound messages, the truth of which is not otherwise evident. This study of the New Testament as a work of literature does not in any sense weaken its claim to inspiration; it approaches its contents in our familiar way in order the better to separate its timeless and universal values from their local and temporary settings."
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- The Manifestation of Christ
- Jesus and the Jews
- Jesus and His Disciples
- The Passion
- The Resurrection
Top Highlights
“ Jesus as leaving his disciples without any definite patterns for future development” (source)
“The Spirit will be their Helper or Defender as the opposition of the world arises, and he will guide them into all truth.” (source)
“physical gratification found no response in the soul of Christ. Who would want to be king over such a throng?” (John 6:15–21)
“. The lavish generosity of Jesus symbolizes his abundant grace available for the deeper needs of life” (John 2:1–12)
“This was the only place open to the proselytes and Jesus would not have their devotions disturbed” (John 2:13–25)
- Title: The Gospel of John
- Author: Otto F. Linn
- Publisher: Gospel Trumpet
- Publication Date: 1942