About This Book
The author traces the life and character of the disciple commonly called the beloved apostle, beginning with his Galilean upbringing and family ties, following his encounter with Jesus, and highlighting episodes in which he appears distinctively in the Gospels. The narrative combines local scenery and Jewish background with accounts of his call, presence at key events, conversations recorded in the Gospels, and his special closeness to the teacher, then sketches later traditions and the apostolic writings attributed to him. Written in simple language for young readers, the book emphasizes formative influences, spiritual insight, and the ways John interprets and recalls the ministry of Jesus.
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