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Light in the Darkness: Studies in the Gospel of John is unavailable, but you can change that!

In his clear and practical commentary, Homer A. Kent Jr. traces the Gospel of John through three main periods: the public ministry, the private instructions, and the passion victory. Referencing numerous other authors and sources, this text offers a thorough exposition of each section of John’s Gospel. Kent’s writing reflects loyalty to the authority and inerrancy of the Bible, as it offers...

Occasionally one encounters the interpretation that regards verse 13 as referring to Christ rather than to believers.17 If legitimate, this would provide a strong statement supporting the virgin birth of our Lord. Such an understanding requires that the pronoun “who” (KJV, “which”) be read as singular rather than plural. However, there is not one Greek manuscript supporting the singular pronoun. The view is first encountered in Irenaeus,18 and Tertullian stated that the plural reading was an invention
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