John
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Session 1 · John 1–5
The Word becomes flesh, and the first signs show His glory.
- The Word who was with God and was God becomes flesh, John bears witness to the Lamb, and the first disciples confess Him as Messiah and King.
- At Cana He turns water to wine and shows His glory, then in Jerusalem He cleanses the temple and speaks of the temple of His body.
- Nicodemus hears that he must be born from above, the Son is lifted up as Moses lifted the serpent, and the Baptist rejoices to decrease.
- Jesus tells a Samaritan woman He is the Messiah who gives living water, and a royal official believes the word before he sees his son live.
- At Bethesda He heals on the Sabbath and says the Son does only what He sees the Father doing, so that all may honor the Son as they honor the Father.
Session 2 · John 6–10
He is bread, light, and the shepherd one with the Father.
- Jesus feeds five thousand, walks on the sea, and says His flesh is true food, after which many leave and Peter confesses there is nowhere else to go.
- At the Feast of Tabernacles His brothers mock Him, the crowds divide, and on the last day He cries that living water will flow, speaking of the Spirit.
- He does not condemn the woman brought to Him, then declares Himself the light of the world, and says that before Abraham was, He is.
- A man born blind receives sight, the Pharisees interrogate him, and Jesus finds him so that sight becomes confession of the Son of Man.
- The good shepherd lays down His life for the sheep, and at the Dedication Jesus says He and the Father are one, which the leaders hear as a claim to be God.
Session 3 · John 11–15
Lazarus lives, and love walks straight into the hour.
- Jesus delays, weeps, and calls Lazarus from the tomb, and the council decides that one man should die for the people.
- Mary anoints His feet, He enters Jerusalem as King, a voice from heaven glorifies the Father's name, and unbelief fulfills Isaiah.
- During supper He washes the disciples' feet, names His betrayer, gives a new commandment to love as He has loved, and foretells Peter's denial.
- He is the way, the truth, and the life, He promises another Advocate, and He says that He and the Father will make their home with the one who loves Him.
- The true vine requires abiding, the greatest love lays down its life, and the world will hate the disciples because it hated the Lord first.
Session 4 · John 16–20
The Advocate is promised, the truth is told, the tomb opens.
- Jesus says the Spirit will convict the world, that sorrow will turn to joy, and that in Him the disciples may have peace because He has overcome the world.
- In the high priestly prayer He glorifies the Father, asks that the disciples be kept and sanctified in the truth, and prays that they may be one as Father and Son are one.
- He is arrested in the garden, questioned by Annas, denied by Peter, and before Pilate confesses a kingdom not from this world and a mission to bear witness to the truth.
- Pilate sentences Him, soldiers cast lots for His tunic, He entrusts His mother to the beloved disciple, finishes the work, and is pierced and buried in a new tomb.
- Mary Magdalene meets the risen Lord, Thomas touches the wounds and says, My Lord and my God, and John writes so that readers may believe and have life in His name.
Session 5 · John 21
The risen Lord feeds His friends and restores a shepherd.
- By the Sea of Tiberias the risen Lord fills the net, feeds His friends, restores Peter with a threefold charge to feed the sheep, and appoints the paths of Peter and the beloved disciple.