Commentary on the Gospel of John Volume 1: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Commentary on the Gospel of John Volume 1, credited to Frédéric Louis Godet, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

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LibriVox recording of Commentary on the Gospel of John Volume 1 by Frédéric Louis Godet. (Translated by Frances Crombie; Mary Davidson Cusin.) Read in English by Gillian Hendrie. Godet was the author of some of the most noteworthy commentaries ... which have been translated into many languages and are still in print, as well as numerous articles. His Commentary on the Gospel of John, which continues the line of interpretation of Christoph Ernst Luthardt, ranks as the most prominent of his works. Throughout his works, he defends the authenticity and reliability of the New Testament, and particularly the gospels. - Summary by Wikipedia

Recording facts

• Recording title: Commentary on the Gospel of John Volume 1
• Author credits: Frédéric Louis Godet
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 68
• Listed recording duration: 20:40:53

Catalogue topics

• gospel
• John
• word
• interpretation
• bible commentary
• st. john
• word of god

Opening tracks: first 24 of 68

1. 01 - Prefatory note; Dedication of the commentary; Author's preface to the introduction — 10:27
2. 02 - Preface to the Commentary — 9:12
3. 03 - INTRODUCTION Chapter I: Preliminary considerations — 15:39
4. 04 - INTRODUCTION Chapter II: History of the discussions relating to the authenticity Part 1 — 24:10
5. 05 - INTRODUCTION Chapter II Part 2 — 21:00
6. 06 - BOOK FIRST: THE APOSTLE ST JOHN - John in his father's house; John in the suite of Jesus — 19:52
7. 07 - John at the Head of the Judaeo-Christian Church — 13:38
8. 08 - John in Asia Minor — 28:36
9. 09 - John in Asia Minor (continued) — 21:48
10. 10 - The Death of St. John; Characteristics of John — 10:19
11. 11 - BOOK II. ANALYSIS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FOURTH GOSPEL Chapter I Analysis Part 1 — 28:19
12. 12 - Chapter I Analysis Part 2 — 18:29
13. 13 - Chapter II Characteristics of the Fourth Gospel - Historiographical Characteristics Part 1 — 19:16
14. 14 - Historiographical Characteristics Part 2 — 13:41
15. 15 - Historiographical Characteristics Part 3 — 14:06
16. 16 - Historiographical Characteristics Part 4 — 12:57
17. 17 - Historiographical Characteristics Part 5 — 18:05
18. 18 - Historiographical Characteristics Part 6 — 24:28
19. 19 - Historiographical Characteristics Part 7 — 15:24
20. 20 - Historiographical Characteristics Part 8 — 17:19
21. 21 - Historiographical Characteristics Part 9 — 25:23
22. 22 - Historiographical Characteristics Part 10 — 19:58
23. 23 - Historiographical Characteristics Part 11 — 21:00
24. 24 - Historiographical Characteristics Part 12 — 22:38

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