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BIBLE DISCUSSION THREAD 218354

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  • Jesse - 1 year ago
    INTRODUCTION TO THE GOSPEL OF JOHN (Part 3):

    II. ABOUT THE RECIPIENTS:

    It is to the church, the body of Christ. And John wrote based on the encouragement of the elders of Ephesus.

    III. ABOUT THE GOSPEL OF JOHN:

    About 95% of the information in the Gospel of John is not found in the other Gospels. So, it is new material.

    What is interesting about the Gospel of John is that the entire Gospel covers 21 days of the Lord's three-year ministry. Just 21 days! 10 out of 21 chapters cover one week. 237 out of 879 verses cover one 24-hour period. So, these are very selective accounts for us about the things of Christ.

    IV. ABOUT THE PURPOSE FOR JOHN WRITING THE GOSPEL OF JOHN:

    He wrote in John 20:31, "But these are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through his name."

    He wrote so the people would believe. Now I think it is interesting that even though he wrote so that people would surrender their life to Christ, but his presentation isn't so the people would believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, but believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God. He is establishing the deity of Christ. That's his ministry.

    If you happen to receive Christ based on that, that is all the better. But this is a document that establishes beyond doubt about the deity of Jesus Christ. If somebody has told you in the past that the Lord never called Himself God, well, they are mistaken. All through the Gospel of John He calls Himself God and we see that as we go through.



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