Chapters 9 to 12 turn from those who refused Jesus to those who received him: the man born blind who would not be argued out of what had happened to him, the sheep who hear the shepherd's voice, Mary and Martha at the tomb of their brother, and the crowd at the triumphal entry.

The volume closes John's public ministry and sets up the farewell discourse. James Montgomery Boice reads the text verse by verse and section by section, drawing out its meaning and then relating it to the church and to ordinary Christian life. The third of five volumes on the Gospel of John.