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John (1998)

by Dr. Robert L. Dean Jr.

Religion

The outline of the Gospel of John is very simple. It begins with the prologue in the first eighteen verses which emphasizes the eternal Logos of God and how the logos, the Word, became flesh or incarnate. So 1:1-18 is the introduction of the eternal logos of God incarnate; 1:19-12:50, the seven signs that testify that Jesus is the Messiah; chapters 13-20, the greatest sign: the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ; chapter 21 is the epilogue: the final statements related to Jesus as the

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Episodes

  1. 117 - John, The Gospel of Life

  2. 116 - The Pastor's Priority

  3. 115 - Christian Evidence; Faith isn't Irrational

  4. 114 - Faith is Believing

  5. 113 - Resurrection Reality

  6. 112 - Aftermath of the Cross

  7. 111 - The Doctrine of the Blood of Christ

  8. 110 - The Seven Statements on the Cross

  9. 109 - The Hostile Reaction to the Cross

  10. 108 - The Physical Suffering of Christ

  11. 107 - The Demand for Crucifixion

  12. 106 - Barabbas or the Savior

  13. 105 - Pilate and God Consciousness

  14. 104 - The First Civil Trial

  15. 103 - Six Trials, Three Denials, One Confession

  16. 102 - The Arrest of Jesus

  17. 101 - Christ's Intercessory Prayer for You

  18. 100 - Mechanics of Spiritual Growth

  19. 99 - Hypostatic Union, Jesus Intercessory Prayer

  20. 98 - Jesus, the New Commandment, and Loyal Love

  21. 97 - Jesus the Son of God

  22. 96 - The Identification of Jesus with YHWH

  23. 95 - The Deity of Christ

  24. 94 - The Knowledge of God, The Trinity

  25. 93 - The True Lord's Prayer

  26. 92 - Final Words

  27. 91 - Conviction of the Holy Spirit and Common Grace

  28. 90 - Procession of the Holy Spirit: Conviction of the World

  29. 89 - The Paraklete: Doctrine of the Holy Spirit

  30. 88 - Kosmic Thinking - Part II

  31. 87 - Kosmic Thinking: Your Subtle Enemy

  32. 86 - Joy and Personal Love for God

  33. 85 - How to Know You're in Fellowship

  34. 84 - Spiritual Life - Part II

  35. 83 - Doctrine of the Spiritual Life

  36. 82 - Abiding Produces Fruit

  37. 81 - Abiding is Fellowship

  38. 80 - Love, Obedience, Peace: The Connection

  39. 79 - Words, Works, Obedience, Love and Learning

  40. 78 - Exclusivity of Christianity

  41. 77 - Peter's Confusion: Rapture and Second Advent

  42. 76 - The Highest Apologetic

  43. 75 - Judas and Satan

  44. 74 - Forgiving One Another

  45. 73 - Is Confession of Sin Necessary?

  46. 72 - Israel's Rejection of Messiah

  47. 71 - Triumphal Entry: Rejection and Acceptance

  48. 70 - Preparation for Death

  49. 69 - The Light is the Life

  50. 68 - Deity of Christ: Trinity

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The outline of the Gospel of John is very simple. It begins with the prologue in the first eighteen verses which emphasizes the eternal Logos of God and how the logos, the Word, became flesh or incarnate. So 1:1-18 is the introduction of the eternal logos of God incarnate; 1:19-12:50, the seven signs that testify that Jesus is the Messiah; chapters 13-20, the greatest sign: the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ; chapter 21 is the epilogue: the final statements related to Jesus as the

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does John (1998) have?

John (1998) has 111 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on November 26, 2000.

What is John (1998) about?

The outline of the Gospel of John is very simple. It begins with the prologue in the first eighteen verses which emphasizes the eternal Logos of God and how the logos, the Word, became flesh or incarnate. So 1:1-18 is the introduction of the eternal logos of God incarnate; 1:19-12:50, the seven...

How often does John (1998) release new episodes?

John (1998) publishes weekly, based on its 111 episodes since May 1998.

Who hosts John (1998)?

John (1998) is created and hosted by Dr. Robert L. Dean Jr..
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