Book Review: Themes in the Gospel of John by E. Edward Zinke

Themes in the Gospel of John by E. Edward Zinke
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The last gospel to be written is different from its predecessors, speaking from a different perspective and for a different goal to communicate to all believers than the other three. Themes in the Gospel of John is the supplemental book of the Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide (4th Quarter 2024) by E. Edward Zinke reveals God the Creator in human flesh, walking, teaching, and healing to all He met while on Earth. Over 128 pages and 13 chapters, Zinke with John Reeve, Bill Knott, Kiersten Zinke, Jiri Moskala, and Anthony Kent bring out points from the like of Christ that John wanted to emphasize to his readers of his time and us today. However, the fact that there was six different authors in this book is what made it read a bit internally incoherent unlike other supplemental book and is my major issue with it, but saying that doesn’t mean what was written wasn’t good just jarring from chapter to chapter.

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