Dr. Thomas Marberry, Dr. Gwyn Pugh, and Dr. Craig Shaw served as writers of this ninth edition of the commentary series published by Randall House. This work offers a thorough study of the entire books of 1,2,3 John and Revelation using a verse-by-verse method. With Robert Picirilli as the General Editor, Dr. Marberry and Dr. Craig Shaw served as the writers for 1,2,3 John and Gywn Pugh served as the writer for Revelation. Besides the verse-by-verse study method, the writers also provide excellent summaries of passages and application notes for teaching the passages. This work is a great addition to any study library for pastors and students. Eight other works are available in the Commentary series on other books of the New Testament.
The letters of John are important. They give modern believers a snapshot of what life was like within the Christian community of Asia Minor in the first century. They point out that life was not always easy for Christians of the first and second generations. They had to battle enemies from without and within; their daily lives were filled with struggles and difficulties. Modern Christians readily admit that first-century churches struggled against persecution and opposition from an unbelieving world. It is more difficult to admit that they also struggled with internal problems of heresy, jealousy, envy, and conflict. (Burge 17). These three brief letters from John bring modern readers face to face with the external opposition as well as with the doctrinal errors and internal conflicts that the early churches confronted on a regular basis.
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