Duane F. Watson is a leading authority in New Testament studies, whose work is marked by a profound understanding of biblical texts and their relevance to contemporary readers. Watson's writings explore complex theological concepts with clarity and accessibility. His editorial work further enriches academic discourse within biblical studies. Watson's contribution lies in making challenging texts accessible to a wider audience.
This volume provides a new commentary on the Letters of John, demonstrating how a biblical author uses contemporary rhetoric to persuade his audience to believe and behave as he deems advantageous. It explores Johannine literature, rhetorical analysis, the social world of early Christianity, and hermeneutics.