This book is a letter written by Thomas Burgess to Thomas Beynon, which defends the authenticity of the First Epistle of John. The letter is a response to a work by Crito Cantabrigiensis, who had challenged the authenticity of the epistle. Burgess presents a detailed argument in support of the epistle's authenticity, drawing on a range of linguistic, historical, and theological evidence. The letter is a valuable contribution to the ongoing scholarly debate over the authorship and authenticity of the New Testament.

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