‘Gospel of John’ Authorship?
The authorship of the book that the tradition of men calls the Gospel of John, Book of John, St. John's Gospel, etc., comes down to an issue of source. Men use non-Bible sources to teach that the author of the fourth gospel was John but Bible facts can prove that John was not this anonymous gospel author.
God's word is better than non-Bible sources and scripture is profitable for correction. So it makes sense to stand with the truth when a tradition of men stands in opposition to the words of scripture (as in the case of the mislabeled Gospel According to John or Book of John). Use the links below to hear biblical evidence on the beloved disciple who wrote the fourth gospel.
Feel free to copy these files. E-mail them to friends or make an audio CD copy for a pastor or fellow Bible student. You can download this ZIP file (53 MB) and make an audio CD with the sermon and the two interviews. These audio Bible studies encourage Bible students to trust scripture regarding the beloved disciple who wrote the fourth gospel. The free eBook The Disciple Whom Jesus Loved shows how scripture itself can answer the question: The Gospel of John, or not?
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Authorship of the fourth gospel: John or the beloved disciple? Free eBook
Who wrote the Gospel of John? Frequently Asked Questions
A free printable Bible study on the beloved disciple
The fourth gospel: the author's own words
The "friend" who "Jesus loved"
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