Exposition of the Gospel of John: Three Volumes Complete and Unabridged in One

This classic exposition of John’s gospel by pastor and educator Arthur Pink gives us intimate glimpses of Jesus as the “Word made flesh.” Beginning with an overview of the entire book of John in the first, introductory chapter, Pink takes us section by section through the fourth and most sublime of the gospels. It is a gospel different in both character and intent from the others in its theme of how, in the person of Jesus, the eternal God walked with us in time, place, and culture, and in so doing, drew us into a life-giving relationship with himself.



If the language of this volume is charmingly and unapologetically archaic, its message is all the deeper, filled with remarkable insights. This is no academic treatise. It is a passionate, section-by-section exploration of the riches contained in the book of John, written by a man who had spent fifteen years studying and teaching on the topic. The author’s goal is not merely to inform us, but to draw us into a deeper intimacy with Jesus marked by the same love for and knowledge of him that illuminates these pages.