What do you think?
Rate this book
John The Universal Gospel
There have been many scholarly books on the Fourth Gospel but very few non-technical, well-rounded discussions of the main facts, findings and truths as set forth by the present day scholarship. Professor Quimby here presents a popular, accurate and readable account of John.
The glory of the Fourth Gospel, he believes, is it's universality. John speaks in terms of our common humanity; he sets forth the gospel for all peoples in all lands, and though he knew nothing of our atomic age, he offers a universal cure for broken governments and shattered economies. "John, the Universal Gospel" is extraordinarily illuminating and helpful in the spiritual interpretation of the gospel's universal message.
The book, therefore, will be of real value to preachers and theological students and also to a great body of thoughtful lay people.
The glory of the Fourth Gospel, he believes, is it's universality. John speaks in terms of our common humanity; he sets forth the gospel for all peoples in all lands, and though he knew nothing of our atomic age, he offers a universal cure for broken governments and shattered economies. "John, the Universal Gospel" is extraordinarily illuminating and helpful in the spiritual interpretation of the gospel's universal message.
The book, therefore, will be of real value to preachers and theological students and also to a great body of thoughtful lay people.
224 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 1947
1 person want to read
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
No one has reviewed this book yet.