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- 33 He who has received His testimony has certified that God is true. We have an abrupt change in this verse from those who rejected Christ’s testimony (v. 32) to those who embraced His message. Not everyone rejected the testimony of Christ when He came to earth; some embraced Jesus as their God and Savior.
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- The Author
- The Purpose of John’s *Gospel
- John and The Other *Gospels
- Jesus – The *Word Who Has Always Existed 1:1-5
- John The *BAPTIST Tells People About The *Light 1:6-10
- The *Word Becomes A Man 1:11-18
- John The *BAPTIST Tells People About Jesus 1:19-28
- John Says That Jesus Is God’s Son 1:29-34
- Jesus and His First *Disciples 1:35-42
- Philip and Nathanael 1:43-51
Most people agree that John, Jesus’ *disciple, wrote the 4th*Gospel. John’s father was called Zebedee. And John had a brother calledJames, who became also one of Jesus’ *disciples (Matthew 4:21; Mark 1:19-20;Luke 5:10). The family fished on Lake *Galilee. Zebedee owned a boat. Heemployed men to help with his business. Jesus called John and James: t...
John wanted his readers to believe ‘that Jesus is the *Messiah,God’s Son’ (John 20:31). That is why he wrote his *Gospel. Matthew, Mark and Luke recorded many *miracles in their *Gospels.But John chose to record only 7 *miracles. He called them ‘*signs’. A *sign issomething that gives evidence. The *miracles gave evidence that Jesus is God’sSon. Jo...
In many ways, John’s *Gospel is different from the other three*Gospels. John did not include any stories about Jesus’ birth or his *baptism.John only recorded 7 *miracles, which he called ‘*signs’. John did not includeany parables (stories which Jesus told to teach something about God). But Johnrecorded many long speeches that Jesus made. The write...
Verses 1-2 The *Word here means Jesus. Jesus has always existed.He existed before he was born to Mary (Matthew 1:18-25; Luke 1:26-38 &2:1-7). Before he lived on the earth, he was with God. He was God. Jesus was with God the *Father, even when God created the world.And Jesus himself is God the Son. But there are not two Gods. There is only oneGod (D...
Verses 6-7 John the *Baptist was a *prophet. A *prophet is aperson who speaks God’s messages to people. Luke included the account of Johnthe *Baptist’s birth in his *Gospel (Luke 1:5-25, 57-66). John the *Baptist lived in the desert. Crowds came to hear himspeak. John the *Baptist told them that the *Messiah was coming. He told themhow to prepare f...
Verses 11-14 The *Word, who has always existed, entered the worldat a particular point in time. He came to *Israel, the nation that God hadchosen to be his special people. The *Jews knew all the *prophecies about the*Messiah. These *prophecies were in their *scriptures, which is the *Old Testament.The *Jews expected the *Messiah to come. They were ...
Verse 19 John the *Baptist was an unusual man. He lived in thedesert. He wore clothes that he had made from camels’ hair. He ate strange food(Matthew 3:4). His father Zechariah was a priest. Before John was born, an*angel had appeared to Zechariah. *Angels are God’s servants. They live withhim in heaven. They bring messages to people from God. This...
Verse 29 When John the *Baptist saw Jesus, he called Jesus ‘God’s*Lamb’. This is a very special name. It helped to explain why Jesus had come tothe earth. Probably, John the *Baptist used this name for two main reasons. Every morning and evening, the priests *sacrificed a *lamb in the*Temple. The *lamb was a *sacrifice for the people’s *sins (Exodu...
Verses 35-37 Two of John the *Baptist’s *disciples left him andthey followed Jesus instead. John the *Baptist expected this to happen. He hademphasised that Jesus was greater than himself. Then, he pointed out Jesusagain to these two *disciples. But John the *Baptist was doing the work thatGod had sent him to do. He was pointing out who Jesus was. ...
Verses 43-44 John the *Baptist *baptised Jesus near Bethany whichwas in *Judea (a *province). Afterwards, Jesus decided to leave *Judea and totravel to *Galilee (the northern *province). He met a man called Philip there.Philip became Jesus’ *disciple. Philip was probably Andrew and Simon’s friend.They were all from Bethsaida, a town in *Galilee. Li...
Verses 20–25. It is not material to enquire when and where this gospel was written; we are sure that it was given by inspiration of God to John, the brother of James, one of the twelve apostles, distinguished by the honourable character of that disciple whom Jesus loved, one of the first three of the worthies of the Son of David, whom he took ...
the Gospel of John Author The book was written by the apostle John, who was the brother of James and the son of Zebedee. John is nowhere named in the book; but instead of arguing against his authorship, this argues for it. In 21:20 and elsewhere, the author refers to himself as simply “the disciple whom Jesus loved.”
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