Gospel of John
98–100
| Name and Summary | Pages |
|---|---|
This chapter introduces the Word as divine and co-creator, emphasizing that it became flesh in Jesus Christ to reveal God's glory and bring salvation. | 4 |
This chapter introduces Jesus' first miracle at Cana, where he transforms water into wine, revealing his divine glory and inspiring his disciples to believe in him. | 2 |
This chapter emphasizes the necessity of spiritual rebirth to enter the kingdom of God and highlights the importance of believing in Jesus for eternal life. | 3 |
This chapter recounts Jesus' interaction with a Samaritan woman at Jacob's well, where he offers her the gift of living water and reveals his identity as the Messiah. | 4 |
This chapter highlights Jesus healing a man at the Pool of Beth-za'tha on the Sabbath, leading to conflict with Jewish leaders. | 4 |
This chapter depicts Jesus mirroring his miraculous feeding of five thousand people, revealing himself as the bread of life, and emphasizing the necessity of believing in him for eternal life. | 5 |
This chapter illustrates Jesus' cautious but impactful presence at the Feast of Tabernacles, where he teaches in the temple and causes division among the people and authorities. | 4 |
This chapter highlights Jesus' interactions with the crowd, religious leaders, and the woman caught in adultery, illustrating themes of mercy, truth, and divine authority. | 5 |
This chapter narrates the miraculous healing of a man born blind by Jesus, illustrating both physical and spiritual sight. | 3 |
This chapter emphasizes Jesus as the good shepherd who uniquely cares for and sacrifices for his sheep, symbolizing his relationship with his followers and his role as the Savior. | 3 |
This chapter recounts the miraculous raising of Lazarus from the dead by Jesus, illustrating his power over death and affirming his identity as the resurrection and life. | 4 |
This chapter recounts the events leading up to Jesus’ crucifixion, including his triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the anointing at Bethany, and the reactions of the crowds and authorities. | 4 |
This chapter depicts Jesus' final moments with his disciples, including the act of washing their feet as a model of humility and service. | 3 |
This chapter emphasizes Jesus' reassurance to his disciples, promising them a place in heaven and life through faith in him. | 3 |
This chapter emphasizes the vital relationship between Jesus and His followers, illustrating this connection through the metaphor of the vine and branches, underscoring the importance of abiding in Christ to bear fruit. | 2 |
This chapter emphasizes Jesus warning his disciples of upcoming suffering and persecution, and reassures them that the Spirit of truth will come to guide and strengthen them. | 3 |
This chapter records Jesus praying to the Father before his arrest, emphasizing his desire for his followers to be united, sanctified, and to share in his glory. | 3 |
This chapter recounts the arrest, trial, and initial encounters of Jesus leading up to his crucifixion. | 4 |
This chapter describes the intense suffering, crucifixion, and death of Jesus Christ, including his interactions with Pilate and the fulfillment of scripture through his death. | 4 |
This chapter recounts the resurrection of Jesus, including the discovery of the empty tomb by Mary Magdalene and her encounter with the risen Christ. | 3 |
This chapter recounts the post-resurrection appearance of Jesus to his disciples at the Sea of Tiberias, where he miraculously helps them catch a large number of fish and shares a meal with them. | 3 |