John 1 Reclaimed: The Apostolic Christ and the Monotheistic Word

A groundbreaking reexamination of John 1 that challenges tradition and restores apostolic clarity. “A concise yet groundbreaking theological study.” “A rare exegetical insight into John 1 unseen in centuries of interpretation.” “Small in length, immense in theological depth.” For centuries, the opening of the Gospel of John has been read through layers of inherited theology. John 1 Reclaimed: The Apostolic Christ and the Monotheistic Word invites readers to step beyond those layers and encounter the Prologue as John’s first-century audience did, sequentially, monotheistically, and free from post-biblical constructs. Drawing from early Greek manuscripts, Jewish context, and the internal logic of the text itself, this book presents a fresh and disciplined reading that reconnects the Old and New Testaments into one seamless revelation. Rather than speculation or philosophical systems, it lets Scripture interpret Scripture, restoring the simplicity and power of apostolic faith. Clear, precise, and deeply rooted in biblical foundations, John 1 Reclaimed is written for believers, scholars, and all who long to understand the identity of Christ within the framework of the