The Gospel of John is the last of the four canonical gospels. It was composed by a man named john and was inspired by god. John's super narrative is different from those of the synoptics. He gives his body instead of the bread and wine as a sermon.
The Gospel of John is the last of the four canonical gospels. It was composed by a man named john and was inspired by god. John's super narrative is different from those of the synoptics. He gives his body instead of the bread and wine as a sermon.
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The Gospel of John is the last of the four canonical gospels. It was composed by a man named john and was inspired by god. John's super narrative is different from those of the synoptics. He gives his body instead of the bread and wine as a sermon.
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• What is a Canonical Gospel o Considered to be inspired by God • For whom was the Gospel of John composed • Where was it perhaps found o Ephesus and Antioch • Who wrote to the people in Ephesus? o Paul • Give four reasons why the Gospel of John was composed • What does it mean to say John Gospel has a Christology from Above or a Descending Christology o He came directly from God, he was preexistent logos of God • How does the author for Johns gospel understand miracle o It was a semeion for the participation ergon of God's creation o He says that they are work and sign that point to God (write words) • How many miracles did john proclaim o What does the number 7 mean? • Sign of perfection • Identify the feast of tabernacles and dedication • On what essential points about the resurrection do all the gospels agree • Explain what the author of john means when he calls Jesus the preexistent word of god • How is john's super narrative different from those of the synoptic o When Jesus gives his body instead of the bread and wine he gives it to his disciples as a sermon • What is meant but he ascension of Jesus •