Discover the Depths of the Gospel Through John’s Prologue

John 1:1-18 is more than a poetic introduction to the Gospel—it is a rich theological masterpiece that lays the foundation for understanding the nature of Christ, the doctrine of the Trinity, and the heart of the Gospel message. In "The Gospel According to the Prologue of John," you are invited to explore the profound truths of the Word made flesh and their implications for our lives, families, and faith.

Drawing from years of study and previous works, this book offers:

• A thorough yet accessible exploration of John’s Prologue, making deep theological concepts clear for all readers.
• Insights into how John’s Gospel builds upon the Old Testament and engages with diverse worldviews.
• Apologetical applications that defend and present the Gospel in today’s world.
• Practical reflections on how the truths of the Prologue shape our relationship with God and our mission to share the Gospel.

Whether you are a pastor, a student of theology, or someone seeking a deeper understanding of Scripture, this book will inspire you to marvel at the eternal truths of the Gospel and equip you to communicate them effectively.

Daniel Amari is President of the Religion Research Institute, an organization dedicated to scholarly research in the fields of comparative religion, Islam, and Christianity. Mr. Amari is also the author of Presenting the Gospel to Muslims, John’s Logos, and Cradle of Islam.

This book is about how to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ to Muslims. Over the span of many years, I noted that most people asked more questions about presenting the Gospel to Muslims than any other topic. They indicated to me that it was not an easy task. I have come to believe that their greatest need was not presenting a book of stories, testimonies, and example of dialog with Muslims. Their greatest need is to clarify the biblical foundations the Gospel and for the methodologies of presenting it to Muslims. I can summarize every meaningful discussion I had with others about the Gospel and Muslims and it ultimately centered around these biblical and theological foundations that are shared in this book.