The Expositor's Bible: The Gospel of St. John, Vol. II

A scholarly, verse-by-verse exposition of the later chapters of the fourth Gospel that examines the narrative episodes and discourses surrounding the passion, death, and resurrection. The commentator traces thematic contrasts between revelation and unbelief, interprets key incidents such as the anointing at Bethany, the entry into Jerusalem, the farewell discourses, the arrest and trial, crucifixion, and post-resurrection appearances, and reflects on the role of the Spirit, discipleship, and the meaning of the cross. The work blends close textual analysis, historical and linguistic notes, and practical application to illuminate theological significance and pastoral implications.