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This 14 page paper begins with a brief introduction to John. The differences between John's Gospel and the three synoptic gospels are described. The writer then discusses the literary style found in this Gospel. The exegesis of the Gospel of John 14:1-6 follows these introductory sections. Each phrase in the verses is explained with supporting comments from scholars as well as other Biblical citations. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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John the Baptist and when Jesus invited them to follow Him, they did (Easton, 1897). They apparently left the followers but when Jesus called them again, John and James stayed
with Him (Easton, 1897). John was from a wealthy family and, thus, was most likely well-trained in the manner of Jewish youth at the time (Easton, 1897). Nonetheless, he took
up the occupation of fisherman on the Lake of Galilee (Easton, 1897). John was the Apostle Jesus loved (Easton, 1897). It was to this John Jesus committed His mother (Smith,
1884). As reported In other gospels, John, James and Peter were often alone with Christ (Smith, 1884). John and Peter were the two who did not run off but
who did remain at a distance when Jesus was arrested (Easton, 1897). John was the one who followed Christ to the council chamber, the praetorium and the crucifixion (Easton, 1897).
It was John and Peter together who followed Mary when she told them she had seen Jesus and it was to them Jesus first appeared at the Sea of Galilee
(Easton, 1897). John was the first to recognize the dim form over the sea as Jesus (Smith, 1884). Background - The Gospel of John The Gospel According to John
is the fourth Book in the New Testament. The Book was written when John was in Ephesus (Smith, 1884). There is some question about when the book was written -
sometime between 78 A.D. and 90 A.D. (Smith, 1884; Easton, 1897). Johns Gospel focuses on the last six months of Jesus life (Smith, 1884). In fact, Smith points out that
"Nearly two-thirds of the whole book belong to the last six months of our Lords life, and one-third is the record of the last week" (Smith, 1884). The other three
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