Expositor's Bible: The Epistles of St. John

This volume offers a detailed, listener‑friendly exploration of the three Johannine epistles, pairing the original Greek text with a range of modern translations and careful notes. It is designed for anyone who wants to hear the Scriptures examined with scholarly precision yet clear, conversational language, making the ancient words feel approachable.

The author organizes the study into four main discourses. The first sets the historical scene, helping listeners picture the church community for which the letters were written. The second draws direct connections to the Gospel of John, showing how the epistles echo and expand its themes. A third discourse tackles the polemical questions that have long sparked debate, while the final section rounds out the analysis with practical insights for faith and practice. Throughout, the guide reflects the author’s long experience as a bishop and commentator, bringing both depth and pastoral sensitivity to the discussion.