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'Throughout the various periods of the Christian era,' writes D. Edmond Hiebert in the preface to this commentary, 'devout believers have always cherished the Johannine Episles as a priceless portion of the New Testament. The grand simplicity of their contents has unfailingly nurtured the faith and stimulated the life of the humblest believer, while the profound depths of their teachings have challenged the most scholarly interpreters. They have been the subject of innumberable sermonic expositions and scholarly treatises; yet their inexhaustible contents continue to spur renewed examination of their God-given truths.'
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