The question posed in the subtitle above sounds like the famous query, “Who is buried in General Grant’s tomb?” But it is a serious question. The three epistles we call “First, Second, and Third John” are, along with the Book of Hebrews, the only New Testament letters that do not mention their authors. While we are used to seeing the letters of “John” in our Bibles, they were not called that originally – the names were given to them by the early Church.
The article we uploaded today is the first in a new occasional series on "The Faith Once Delivered" and while we think it answers the question "Who Wrote the Epistles of John?" we also think it highlights an important point regarding the apostle John's message. You can find out what that is by reading the article here.
The article we uploaded today is the first in a new occasional series on "The Faith Once Delivered" and while we think it answers the question "Who Wrote the Epistles of John?" we also think it highlights an important point regarding the apostle John's message. You can find out what that is by reading the article here.
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