The Gospel of John
JOHN - The Gospel of John endeavors to explain the mystery of the Person of Christ by the use of the term "logos" (word) and was written to confirm Christians in the belief that Jesus was the Christ, the Son of God. Its purpose is evangelical and is so stated in kjv@John:20:31. John not only records events as do the other Gospels but also uniquely interprets the events by giving them spiritual meaning. The author makes significant use of such words as light, water, life, love, and bread.
Author: Apostle John
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
kjv@Matthew:3:1-12 | John the Baptist Prepares the Way |
kjv@Matthew:11:1-19 | Jesus and John the Baptist |
kjv@Matthew:14:1-12 | John the Baptist Beheaded |
kjv@Mark:1:1-8 | John the Baptist Prepares the Way |
kjv@Mark:6:14-29 | John the Baptist Beheaded |
kjv@Mark:10:35-45 | The Request of James and John |
kjv@Luke:1:5-25 | The Birth of John the Baptist Foretold |
kjv@Luke:1:57-66 | The Birth of John the Baptist |
kjv@Luke:3:1-20 | John the Baptist Prepares the Way |
kjv@Luke:7:18-35 | Jesus and John the Baptist |
kjv@John:1:1-18 | The Word Became Flesh |
kjv@John:1:19-28 | John the Baptist Denies Being the Christ |
kjv@John:1:29-34 | Jesus the Lamb of God |
kjv@John:1:35-42 | Jesus' First Disciples |
kjv@John:1:43-51 | Jesus Calls Philip and Nathanael |
kjv@John:1:1-11 | Jesus Changes Water into Wine |
kjv@John:2:12-25 | Jesus Clears the Temple |
kjv@John:3:1-21 | Jesus Teaches Nicodemus |
kjv@John:3:22-36 | John the Baptist's Testimony About Jesus |
kjv@John:4:1-26 | Jesus Talks With a Samaritan Woman |
kjv@John:4:27-38 | The Disciples Rejoin Jesus |
kjv@John:4:39-42 | Many Samaritans Believe |
kjv@John:4:43-54 | Jesus Heals the Official's Son |
kjv@John:5:1-15 | The Healing at the Pool |
kjv@John:5:16-30 | Life Through the Son |
kjv@John:5:31-47 | Testimonies About Jesus |
kjv@John:6:1-15 | Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand |
kjv@John:6:16-24 | Jesus Walks on the Water |
kjv@John:6:25-59 | Jesus the Bread of Life |
kjv@John:6:60-71 | Many Disciples Desert Jesus |
kjv@John:7:1-13 | Jesus Goes to the Feast of Tabernacles |
kjv@John:7:14-24 | Jesus Teaches at the Feast |
kjv@John:7:25-44 | Is Jesus the Christ? |
kjv@John:7:45-8:11 | Unbelief of the Jewish Leaders |
kjv@John:8:12-30 | The Validity of Jesus' Testimony |
kjv@John:8:31-41 | The Children of Abraham |
kjv@John:8:42-47 | The Children of the Devil |
kjv@John:8:48-59 | The Claims of Jesus About Himself |
kjv@John:9:1-12 | Jesus Heals a Man Born Blind |
kjv@John:9:13-34 | The Pharisees Investigate the Healing |
kjv@John:9:35-41 | Spiritual Blindness |
kjv@John:10:1-21 | The Shepherd and His Flock |
kjv@John:10:22-42 | The Unbelief of the Jews |
kjv@John:11:1-16 | The Death of Lazarus |
kjv@John:11:17-37 | Jesus Comforts the Sisters |
kjv@John:11:38-44 | Jesus Raises Lazarus From the Dead |
kjv@John:11:45-57 | The Plot to Kill Jesus |
kjv@John:12:1-11 | Jesus Anointed at Bethany |
kjv@John:12:12-19 | The Triumphal Entry |
kjv@John:12:20-36 | Jesus Predicts His Death |
kjv@John:12:37-50 | The Jews Continue in Their Unbelief |
kjv@John:13:1-17 | Jesus Washes His Disciples' Feet |
kjv@John:13:18-30 | Jesus Predicts His Betrayal |
kjv@John:13:31-38 | Jesus Predicts Peter's Denial |
kjv@John:14:1-4 | Jesus Comforts His Disciples |
kjv@John:14:5-14 | Jesus the Way to the Father |
kjv@John:14:15-31 | Jesus Promises the Holy Spirit |
kjv@John:15:1-17 | The Vine and the Branches |
kjv@John:15:18-16:4 | The World Hates the Disciples |
kjv@John:16:5-16 | The Work of the Holy Spirit |
kjv@John:16:17-33 | The Disciples' Grief Will Turn to Joy |
kjv@John:17:1-5 | Jesus Prays for Himself |
kjv@John:17:6-19 | Jesus Prays for His Disciples |
kjv@John:17:20-26 | Jesus Prays for All Believers |
kjv@John:18:1-11 | Jesus Arrested |
kjv@John:18:12-14 | Jesus Taken to Annas |
kjv@John:18:15-18 | Peter's First Denial |
kjv@John:18:19-24 | The High Priest Questions Jesus |
kjv@John:18:25-27 | Peter's Second and Third Denials |
kjv@John:18:28-40 | Jesus Before Pilate |
kjv@John:19:1-16 | Jesus Sentenced to be Crucified |
kjv@John:19:17-27 | The Crucifixion |
kjv@John:19:28-37 | The Death of Jesus |
kjv@John:19:38-42 | The Burial of Jesus |
kjv@John:20:1-9 | The Empty Tomb |
kjv@John:20:10-18 | Jesus Appears to Mary Magdalene |
kjv@John:20:19-23 | Jesus Appears to His Disiples |
kjv@John:20:24-31 | Jesus Appears to Thomas |
kjv@John:21:1-14 | Jesus and the Miraculous Catch of Fish |
kjv@John:21:15-25 | Jesus Reinstates Peter |
kjv@Acts:4:1-31 | Peter & John at the Sanhedrin |
kjv@1John:1:1-4 | The Word of Life |
kjv@1John:1:5-2:14 | Walking in the Light |
kjv@1John:2:15-17 | Do Not Love the World |
kjv@1John:2:18-27 | Warning Against Antichrists |
kjv@1John:2:28-3:10 | Children of God |
kjv@1John:3:11-24 | Love One Another |
kjv@1John:4:1-6 | Test the Spirits |
kjv@1John:4:7-21 | God's Love and Ours |
kjv@1John:5:1-12 | Faith in the Son of God |
kjv@1John:5:13-21 | Concluding Remarks |
kjv@2John:1-5 | 2 John |
kjv@3John:1 | 3 John |
kjv@Revelation:1:9-20 | John Meets Jesus |
(see also: BIBLEBYCHAPTER-John )
SUMMARY:
Quote easton Dictionary - easton 'John, Gospel of'
John, Gospel of
(1) to the mystical relation of the Son to the Father, and
(2) of the Redeemer to believers;
(3) the announcement of the Holy Ghost as the Comforter;
(4) the prominence given to love as an element in the Christian character. It was obviously addressed primarily to Christians. It was probably written at Ephesus, which, after the destruction of Jerusalem (A.D. 70), became the centre of Christian life and activity in the East, about A.D. 90.
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