John
The Gospel according to Saint John is the most profound and spiritual. It presents Jesus as the eternal Word made flesh, who reveals the Father through seven signs and long dialogues.
The Gospel according to Saint John is the most profound and spiritual. It presents Jesus as the eternal Word made flesh, who reveals the Father through seven signs and long dialogues.
Understand the message of John, its historical setting and its place in the history of salvation.
Written at the end of the 1st century, probably in Ephesus, when the community needed to deepen its faith in Jesus' divinity in the face of errors and the break with the synagogue.
It assumes the other Gospels are known and adds its own episodes, such as the wedding at Cana, Nicodemus, the Samaritan woman and Lazarus.
The spiritual Gospel: it presents Jesus as the Word made flesh, the Son who reveals the Father. It narrates signs such as the wedding at Cana and the raising of Lazarus, and long discourses such as the Bread of Life and the Last Supper.