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- 2:1-12 – Miracle at Cana (water to wine)
- 3:1-21 – Born-Again Conversation with Nicodemus
- 4:7-26 – Samaritan Woman at the Well
- 5:1-18 – Healing of Man at Pool of Beth-zatha
- 7:53-8:11 – Woman Caught in Adultery
- 9:1-41 – Healing of Man Born Blind
- 11:1-44 – Raising of Lazarus
- 13:1-20 – Washing of Disciple’s Feet
- 17:1-26 – The Final Discourse Prayer
- 20:24-29 – Doubting Thomas Resurrection Story
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- No stories of Jesus’ birth, baptism, temptation
- No transfiguration
- No parables
- No exorcisms
- No predictions of Jerusalem’s downfall
- No references to repentance
- No institution of Eucharist at Last Supper
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- References to three Passovers indicates ministry lasts three years
- Temple cleansing comes at beginning of Jesus’ ministry
- Call of disciples includes Philip and Nathaniel
- Jesus speaks in long discourses
- Jesus dies on the day before Passover meal rather than day after
- Crucifixion story contains three unique sayings
- Miraculous catch of fish after resurrection
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- Citing Clement of Alexandria, Eusebius states:
- “But, last of all, JOHN,
perceiving that the external facts had been made plain in the other
Gospels, being urged by his friends, and inspired by the Spirit,
composed a spiritual Gospel.”
- (Eusebius, Ecclesiastical History 6.14.7).
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- I am the Bread of Life (6:35)
- I am the light of the world (8:12; 9:51)
- I am the gate (10:7,9)
- I am the good shepherd (10:11,14)
- I am the way, the truth, and the life (14:6)
- I am the vine (15:1,5)
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- Signs Source
- Discourse Material
- Passion Narrative
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- 1- The conversion of water into wine at the Cana wedding, (John 2:1-11)
- 2- Healing the Nobleman's son (John.4:46-54)
- 3- Healing the paralytic man at Bethesda pool (John.5:1-39)
- 4- The feeding of the 5,000 (John.6:1-14)
- 5- Walking on the sea (John.6:15-21)
- 6- Blind from birth healed at the pool of Siloam (John.9:1-41)
- 7- Raising of Lazarus (John11:1-44)
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