"A Study of St. John's Gospel" by G.H. Trench offers a detailed examination of the fourth Gospel, providing readers with insights into its historical and theological significance. This edition includes supplementary materials designed to enhance understanding of the Gospel's context. Among these are the Julian and Jewish calendars for A.D. 27-29, offering a chronological framework for the events described. Additionally, a comprehensive diary of events in the Lord's ministry, compiled from all four Gospels, is included to provide a synoptic view. Tables are also provided to illustrate how the fourth Gospel dovetails with the synoptic Gospels.
This study is invaluable for students, scholars, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of St. John's Gospel and its place within Christian scripture.
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