Why are there 4 books of John in the Bible? This question has intrigued scholars, theologians, and believers for centuries. The Bible, as the sacred text of Christianity, contains the Word of God, and its composition is a testament to the diverse ways in which the authors sought to convey the message of Jesus Christ. The presence of four books attributed to John in the New Testament raises questions about the authorship, purpose, and significance of these writings. This article aims to explore the reasons behind the existence of these four books and their impact on Christian theology and practice.
