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A Christian writer and minister whose surviving books focus on the New Testament, especially the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of John. His work has a clear, practical style, bringing biblical interpretation to everyday questions about money, faith, and discipleship.
by Lawrence Keister
Lawrence Keister was a Christian author known from early 20th-century religious works including The Inner Witness of the Fourth Gospel (published in 1915) and Matthew on Money. The editions available today identify him as Rev. Lawrence Keister, and some title pages also list academic credentials such as A.M., S.T.B., or D.D.
His writing centers on close reading of scripture. The Inner Witness of the Fourth Gospel studies the Gospel of John, while Matthew on Money explores what the Gospel of Matthew says about wealth, giving, and spiritual responsibility.
Reliable biographical details beyond his published works are hard to confirm from the sources found here, so it is best to remember him primarily through these books and their thoughtful, sermon-shaped approach to biblical teaching.