A Small Confession
I admit that I am not a huge fan of the Gospel of John. As eyewitness accounts go, his is among the strangest. Some commentators say that John’s command of Greek (the language of the New Testament) is fairly basic, his vocabulary, grammar and syntax unimpressive. This is hardly a shock, since John was a fisherman by trade, who, along with his brother James, learned the family business from dear old dad. John was also the youngest of the twelve apostles. His telling of Jesus’…