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John

The seven signs and the seven “I am” sayings: the testimony of the beloved disciple.

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All chapters of John

  1. John 1 — The Word and the first disciplesThe prologue (“In the beginning was the Word”); John the Baptist's testimony; Andrew, Peter, Philip, and Nathanael follow Jesus.
  2. John 2 — The wedding at Cana and the templeWater becomes wine (the first sign); Jesus cleanses the temple with a whip of cords and announces, “destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up.”
  3. John 3 — Nicodemus and the new birthThe night visit; “You must be born again”; John 3:16; John the Baptist declares, “He must increase, but I must decrease.”
  4. John 4 — The Samaritan woman and the official's sonLiving water at Jacob's well; many Samaritans believe; the second sign: the official's son healed from a distance, from Cana.
  5. John 5 — The sick man at BethesdaA Sabbath healing of a man ill 38 years; the discourse on the Father and the Son and the four witnesses.
  6. John 6 — The bread of lifeFive loaves and two fish for five thousand; Jesus walks on the sea; “I am the bread of life”; many disciples turn back, but Peter confesses.
  7. John 7 — The Feast of TabernaclesJesus goes up secretly and teaches in the temple; on the last day He cries out, “If anyone is thirsty, let him come to Me and drink”; the crowd is divided.
  8. John 8 — The light of the world“I am the light of the world”; the debate about Abraham peaks with “before Abraham came into existence, I AM,” and they pick up stones against Him.
  9. John 9 — The man born blindMud on the eyes and the pool of Siloam (“Sent”); the Pharisees' interrogation; “One thing I do know: that though I was blind, now I see.”
  10. John 10 — The good shepherd“I am the door” and “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down His life for the sheep”; the Feast of the Dedication in Solomon’s porch.
  11. John 11 — The raising of LazarusFour days in the tomb; “I am the resurrection and the life”; “Jesus wept”; “Lazarus, come out!”; the council resolves to kill Him.
  12. John 12 — The anointing and the triumphal entryMary anoints Jesus' feet with a pound of pure nard; the entry with palms (“Hosanna!”); some Greeks ask to see Jesus; “unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies…”.
  13. John 13 — The washing of the feetJesus washes the disciples' feet; He announces the betrayal; Judas goes out into the night; “A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another.”
  14. John 14 — The way, the truth, and the life“Don’t let your heart be troubled”; answers to Thomas (“I am the way”) and Philip (“He who has seen Me has seen the Father”); the promise of the Comforter.
  15. John 15 — The true vine“I am the vine. You are the branches.”; remaining in Him and bearing fruit; “Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.”
  16. John 16 — The work of the SpiritIt is to their advantage that Jesus go so the Comforter may come; “your sorrow will be turned into joy”; “I have overcome the world.”
  17. John 17 — Jesus' prayerJesus prays for Himself, for His disciples, and “for those also who believe in Me through their word”: “that they may all be one.”
  18. John 18 — The arrest and the denialsThe garden across the Kidron (“I am he”); Peter cuts off Malchus's ear; Annas and Caiaphas; Peter denies three times; Jesus before Pilate: “What is truth?”.
  19. John 19 — The crucifixion and the burialScourging, crown of thorns, “Behold, the Man!”; Golgotha and the title in three languages; “it is finished”; Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus bury Him in a garden.
  20. John 20 — The empty tomb and ThomasMary Magdalene at dawn; Peter and the other disciple run; “Mary!”; “Peace be to you”; Thomas: “My Lord and my God!”; the book's purpose (20:31).
  21. John 21 — The catch of 153 and “do you love Me?”The appearance by the Sea of Tiberias; the unbroken net with 153 large fish; breakfast on the shore; the threefold charge to Peter: “Feed My sheep.”