INTRODUCTION
And
He Dwelt Among Us, by A.W. Tozer, was compiled from sermons preached on the
Gospel of John. According to the compiler, James L. Snyder, it represents “a
different voice” than one usually hears from Tozer.[1]
The compiler suggests that the book highlights some of the mysticism in John,
whose theology Tozer preferred to Paul, and provided a cure for “spiritual
boredom” through a mature Christology and concept of God.[2]
