The Gospel of John

Traditionally attributed to John, one of Jesus’ twelve disciples, known as the “beloved disciple.”

All of humanity, especially those seeking to understand Jesus’ divinity and truth.

To present the divinity of Jesus and the message of eternal life.
To provide evidence that Jesus is the Son of God and to inspire faith in believers.

Divinity of Jesus: John’s Gospel portrays Jesus as the Son of God, emphasising His divine nature.
Eternal Life: It highlights the offer of eternal life through Jesus and the importance of faith.
Love and Relationship: Focuses on the love of Jesus and the depth of a personal relationship with Him.

Spiritual Opening (Chapter 1): Introduces Jesus as the “Light of the World” and the embodiment of truth, revealing His divine nature.
Miracles and Teachings (Chapters 2-12): Showcases various miracles and teachings, such as turning water into wine and significant sermons.
Journey and Disputes (Chapters 13-17): Covers Jesus’ final journey to Jerusalem, His conversations with His disciples, and His last teachings.
Passion and Resurrection (Chapters 18-21): Details Jesus’ arrest, crucifixion, death, resurrection, and His appearances to the disciples after His resurrection.

Chapter 1: The divine nature of Jesus and the beginning of His works.
Chapters 2-12: Jesus’ miracles, teachings, and various aspects of His ministry.
Chapters 13-17: The final teachings, Jesus’ last week in Jerusalem, and His conversations with the disciples.
Chapters 18-21: Jesus’ arrest, crucifixion, death, resurrection, and His final encounters with the disciples.

Spiritual Depth: John’s Gospel is more spiritual and philosophical compared to the other Gospels, offering profound spiritual insights.
Love and Relationship: It places special emphasis on the love of Jesus and personal relationships, encouraging believers to deepen their connection with Him.
Gospel’s Style: Contains concise yet profound dialogues and teachings, clarifying the divinity and love of Jesus.

Vinod Kumar Prochia