The Beloved Disciple

In this insightful book, theologian Henry Augustus Rawes explores the life and teachings of the beloved disciple of Jesus. From his experiences with Jesus during his earthly ministry to his later writings on spiritual instruction, this book offers a deeper understanding of the role played by this important figure in early Christianity.

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