Gospel of John

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The Gospel of John is a New Testament book that presents a distinctive theological portrait of Jesus Christ, emphasizing his divine nature through signs, discourses, and the theme of belief.


Statements (55)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian scripture
New Testament gospel
book of the New Testament
canonical gospel
approximateDate c. 90–100 CE
attributedTo Johannine community
canonicalOrder fourth gospel
canonicalStatus universally accepted in mainstream Christianity
centralFigure Jesus Christ
contains Farewell Discourse
High Priestly Prayer
I am sayings of Jesus
passion narrative
prologue (John 1:1–18)
resurrection appearances
seven signs of Jesus
dateOfComposition late 1st century CE
distinguishingFeature high Christology
includes extended theological discourses
omits most synoptic parables
presents long dialogues with individuals
strong emphasis on realized eschatology
emphasis Christology
Holy Spirit
belief in Jesus
discourses of Jesus
divine nature of Jesus
eternal life
revelation of the Father
signs of Jesus
genre ancient biography
gospel
influenced Christian spirituality
Christian theology
Christological doctrine
language Koine Greek
openingVerse In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God
partOf Christian Bible
New Testament
placeOfComposition traditionally Ephesus
structure Book of Glory
Book of Signs
theologicalTheme Logos (Word) Christology
glory of Jesus
incarnation
light and darkness
love
truth
witness
traditionalAuthor John the Apostle
beloved disciple
son of Zebedee
usedIn Christian liturgy
catechesis
theological reflection

Referenced by (98)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Andrew the Apostle
Apostle John
Apostle Peter
Apostle Philip
Apostle Thomas
Apostles
Cana
Golgotha
Herod Antipas
James the brother of Jesus
King of the Jews
Mary
Mary Magdalene
Pontius Pilate
Saint Andrew
Saint Martha
Saint Mary
St Mary
Twelve Apostles
mentionedIn
Apostle Bartholomew
Apostle John ("Johannine literature")
Comforter
Johannine community
Last Gospel ("Prologue of John")
Saint John
associatedWith
Baptism in the Jordan
Burial of Jesus
Cleansing of the Temple
Logos
Trial of Jesus
describedIn
Light of the World
That they may all be one
Way, the Truth, and the Life
Word of God
hasSourceText
Codex Sinaiticus
Lindisfarne Gospels
New Testament
contains
Farewell Discourse ("John 16")
Gospels and Acts
Last Gospel ("Prologue of the Gospel of John")
hasPart
Arrest of Jesus
Crucifixion of Jesus
Last Supper
narratedIn
Pastor aeternus ("Gospel of John 21:15–17")
Pastor aeternus ("Gospel of John 21:15–17")
basisInScripture
Passion of Christ
resurrection of Jesus Christ
hasPrimarySource
Book of Glory
Book of Signs
partOf
Book of Glory ("Epilogue of the Gospel of John")
Gospel of Luke
precedes
INRI
On the Trinity
scripturalBasis
Alexandrian theology
Divine Mercy Sunday ("Gospel of John 20:19–31")
scripturalFocus
Last Gospel ("Gospel of John 1:1–14")
Last Gospel ("Gospel of John 1:1–18 (in some usages)")
sourceText
Apostle John
Saint John
traditionalAuthorOf
Judas Iscariot
appearsIn
Bread of Life
appearsInBook
Qasr al-Yahud
associatedWithGospel
St John Passion
basedOn
Palm Sunday
basedOnEventDescribedIn
Incarnation of Christ ("Gospel of John 1:14")
basedOnText
Lamb of God
biblicalBasis
First Epistle of John
closelyRelatedTo
Synoptic Gospels
comparedWith
Codex Bezae
containsText
Gospels
containsWork
I AM
echoedIn
Synoptic Gospels
excludes
Homilies on the Gospel of John ("Gospel according to John")
focusesOnText
Acts of the Apostles
follows
Passion narrative
foundIn
I Am sayings of Jesus
foundInWork
I Am sayings of Jesus ("Fourth Gospel")
gospelContext
Book of Signs ("John 11")
hasKeyPassage
Selah ("Book of John")
hasLyricReference
Gospel of the Resurrection
hasScripturalSource
Great Commission ("Gospel of John 20:21–23")
hasSource
Passion narrative ("Johannine Passion narrative")
hasVariant
Tyndale Bible
includesBook
Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem
isNarratedIn
Farewell Discourse
locatedInText
Book of Glory ("Johannine resurrection narrative")
primarySourceFor
Jesus Christ
primarySources
Jacob's ladder ("Gospel of John 1:51")
referencedIn
Third Epistle of John
relatedWork
The Doctrine of the Saints’ Perseverance Explained and Confirmed
scripturalBasisClaimed
Inner Light ("Gospel of John 1:9")
scripturalBasisClaimedFrom
Trinity
scripturalBasisClaimedIn
Book of Signs ("Gospel according to John")
scripturalBook
John the Baptist
scripturalMention
Agnus Dei ("Gospel of John 1:29")
scripturalSource
Second Epistle of John
sharesAuthorshipTraditionWith
Homilies on the Gospel of John
subject
Johannine community
textualCorpus

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