Lawrence Keister's valuable treatment of the fourth gospel explores the gospel's proclamation of Christ as the divine and incarnate Son of God through themes, concepts, and statements found in the text. Keister encourages believers to bring these themes home to their own lives and will ultimately inspire, encourage and deepen the reader's devotion to Jesus by concentrating on Christ's teaching and work of redemption as seen in this gospel.

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