Historical Character of St. John's Gospel: Three Lectures Delivered in Westminster Abbey in Advent,

In this thought-provoking series of lectures, Joseph Armitage Robinson explores the historical context of St. John's Gospel, examining the truths and myths surrounding its composition and reception. Drawing on his deep knowledge of ancient texts and traditions, Robinson provides a fresh perspective on this beloved book of the Bible, and demonstrates its ongoing relevance for contemporary readers.

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