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John
John was a disciple of John the Baptist before joining Christ.
True
John died similarly to the other disciples
False, he was the only one who died of natural causes
Readership
General Audience
John emphasizes "the word," using that term how many times
78
Date of writing
A.D 90
Theme
Jesus Christ, the Son of God
John emphasizes what?
The deity of Christ
Key Verse
John 20:31
Key chapter 1
The Word is the Light, Life, and Lamb
key chapter 4
The Woman at the Well
Key chapter 16
Christ Promises the Holy Spirit
Key chapter 17
Christ's Intercessory Prayer
Key chapter 19
The Crucifixion
John is distinct from the Synoptic Gospels
True, Matthew, Mark, and Luke are Synoptic
Synoptic means what?
Seen together
John includes fewer what?
Historical details
John's record is more what?
Reflective (Theological)
Hypostatic Union means
Jesus is 100% God and 100% man
The book of John centers around what?
Jesus' visits to Jerusalem
Impeccability means
Jesus is unable to sin
Doublet means
Similar
Hapaxlogomena means
Word used only once in the NT
John is what % unique
92
Chapter 1-4
Christ and Individuals
Chapter 2
Christ the Creator
Chapter 3
Christ the Savior
Chapter 4
Christ, the Water of Life
Chapter 5-12
Christ and the Multitudes
Chapter 5
Christ the Judge
Chapter 6
Christ the Bread of Life
Chapter 7
Christ the Divider
Chapters 8-9
Christ the Light of the World
Chapter 10
Christ the Good Shepherd
Chapter 11
Christ the Resurrection and the Life
Chapter 12
Christ the Center of Attention
Chapter 13-17
Christ and the Disciples
Chapter 13
Christ the Servant
Chapter 14
Christ the Comforter
Chapter 15-16
Christ the Vine
Chapter 17
Christ the Intercessor
Chapter 18-21
Christ and his Passion
Chapter 18-19
Christ the Sacrifice
Chapter 20
Christ the Victor
Chapter 21
Christ the Chief Shepherd
Key chapter 4 (Luke)
Jesus' Temptation
Key chapter 15 (Luke)
Parable of the Lost Sheep, Coin, and Son
Key chapter 16 (Luke)
Rich Man and Lazarus
Key chapter 23 (Luke)
Christ Death and Burial
Key chapter 24 (Luke)
Emmaus Road/Great Commission/Ascension