In this edition, Augustine’s long sermon on the Gospel of John invites readers into a contemplative look at how Christ reveals himself as guide, doorway, and shepherd.
It presents a dense, devotional exploration of faith, unity, and the church’s mission.
What you’ll encounter:
- A careful reading of key passages about Jesus as the door to the sheep, the good shepherd, and the one flock under one pastorl.
- Reflections on how Jesus reveals the Father and how believers enter the spiritual life through him.
- Moments of practical faith, unity, and the responsibilities of church leadership.
- A sustained medieval-era voice that ties together doctrine, exhortation, and pastoral insight.
- Ideal for readers of patristic theology, classical Latin Christian writings, and early church sermons.
- A scholarly edition that preserves the original Latin text with context to help navigation of the tractates.
- Helpful for students of theology, church history, and Christian spirituality seeking depth without heavy jargon.