OUTLINE OF CONTENTS

1

• The Word became flesh (1-18)

• The witness John the Baptist gave (19-28)

• Jesus, the Lamb of God (29-34)

• Jesus’ first disciples (35-42)

• Philip and Nathanael (43-51)

2

• Wedding at Cana; water into wine (1-12)

• Jesus cleanses the temple (13-22)

• Jesus knows what is in man (23-25)

3

• Jesus and Nicodemus (1-21)

  • Born again (3-8)

  • God loved the world (16)

• John’s final witness about Jesus (22-30)

• The one from above (31-36)

4

• Jesus and the Samaritan woman (1-38)

  • Worship God “with spirit and truth” (23, 24)

• Many Samaritans believe in Jesus (39-42)

• Jesus heals an official’s son (43-54)

5

• Sick man healed at Bethzatha (1-18)

• Jesus given authority by his Father (19-24)

• The dead will hear Jesus’ voice (25-30)

• Testimonies about Jesus (31-47)

6

• Jesus feeds 5,000 (1-15)

• Jesus walks on water (16-21)

• Jesus, “the bread of life” (22-59)

• Many stumble at Jesus’ words (60-71)

7

• Jesus at the Festival of Tabernacles (1-13)

• Jesus teaches at the festival (14-24)

• Different opinions about the Christ (25-52)

8

• The Father bears witness about Jesus (12-30)

  • Jesus, “the light of the world” (12)

• Children of Abraham (31-41)

  • “The truth will set you free” (32)

• Children of the Devil (42-47)

• Jesus and Abraham (48-59)

9

• Jesus heals a man born blind (1-12)

• Healed man questioned by the Pharisees (13-34)

• Blindness of the Pharisees (35-41)

10

• The shepherd and the sheepfolds (1-21)

  • Jesus is the fine shepherd (11-15)

  • “I have other sheep” (16)

• Jews encounter Jesus at the Festival of Dedication (22-39)

  • Many Jews refuse to believe (24-26)

  • “My sheep listen to my voice” (27)

  • The Son is in union with the Father (30, 38)

• Many across the Jordan believe (40-42)

11

• Death of Lazarus (1-16)

• Jesus comforts Martha and Mary (17-37)

• Jesus resurrects Lazarus (38-44)

• Plot to kill Jesus (45-57)

12

• Mary pours oil on Jesus’ feet (1-11)

• Jesus’ triumphal entry (12-19)

• Jesus foretells his death (20-37)

• Jews’ lack of faith fulfills prophecy (38-43)

• Jesus came to save the world (44-50)

13

• Jesus washes his disciples’ feet (1-20)

• Jesus identifies Judas as betrayer (21-30)

• New commandment (31-35)

  • “If you have love among yourselves” (35)

• Peter’s denial foretold (36-38)

14

• Jesus, the only way of approach to the Father (1-14)

  • ‘I am the way, the truth, and the life’ (6)

• Jesus promises holy spirit (15-31)

  • ‘The Father greater than I am’ (28)

15

• Illustration of the true vine (1-10)

• Command to show Christlike love (11-17)

  • ‘No greater love than this’ (13)

• The world hates Jesus’ disciples (18-27)

16

• Jesus’ disciples may face death (1-4a)

• Work of the holy spirit (4b-16)

• Disciples’ sorrow will turn into joy (17-24)

• Jesus’ conquest over the world (25-33)

17

• Jesus’ last prayer with his apostles (1-26)

  • Coming to know God means everlasting life (3)

  • Christians no part of the world (14-16)

  • “Your word is truth” (17)

  • “I have made your name known” (26)

18

• Judas betrays Jesus (1-9)

• Peter uses a sword (10, 11)

• Jesus taken to Annas (12-14)

• Peter’s first denial (15-18)

• Jesus before Annas (19-24)

• Peter’s second and third denials (25-27)

• Jesus before Pilate (28-40)

  • “My Kingdom is no part of this world” (36)

19

• Jesus scourged and mocked (1-7)

• Pilate again questions Jesus (8-16a)

• Jesus nailed to a stake at Golgotha (16b-24)

• Jesus’ provision for his mother (25-27)

• Death of Jesus (28-37)

• Burial of Jesus (38-42)

20

• The empty tomb (1-10)

• Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene (11-18)

• Jesus appears to his disciples (19-23)

• Thomas doubts but is later convinced (24-29)

• Purpose of this scroll (30, 31)

21

• Jesus appears to his disciples (1-14)

• Peter affirms his love for Jesus (15-19)

  • “Feed my little sheep” (17)

• Future of Jesus’ beloved disciple (20-23)

• Conclusion (24, 25)