For average Christians who are not trained in theology, Tenney discusses the Gospel of John as a unit and unfolds its structure. He intends readers to use the book in conjunction with a Bible, having before them both the scripture and the commentary at the same time. It is for private study, he says. He introduces the analytical method, but leaves the topical studies incomplete so readers can continue their own study using the same method and find whatever message a particular passage has for them individually. Annotation 2019 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)