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Gospel of John - Abide Audio Bible: (Holy Bible Audio)

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The Gospel of John narrates the life of Jesus, including his miracles, teachings, betrayal, crucifixion, and resurrection, emphasizing his identity as the Messiah and Son of God. Despite facing opposition from religious leaders and betrayal by Judas, Jesus' death and resurrection fulfilled prophecies, demonstrating his divinity and offering eternal life to believers.

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John's Gospel highlights Jesus as the True Light and Messiah, performing miracles and teaching about eternal life, leading to divisions and opposition from various groups.
Despite Jesus' clear teachings and miraculous signs, there is a persistent lack of belief in him, with some even accusing him of demon possession, showcasing the complexity of human responses to divine revelation.
Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection are pivotal events, culminating in his victory over death, which is witnessed by his disciples and followers, emphasizing the transformative power of faith and the fulfillment of prophecies.

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"Jesus: True Light, Lamb of God"

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John 1 describes the Word being with God, creating all things, and bringing light to mankind.
John the Baptist testifies about the True Light, preparing the way for Jesus.
Jesus, the True Light, came into the world, but many did not recognize Him.
John the Baptist identifies Jesus as the Lamb of God, surpassing him.
Jesus performs His first miracle at a wedding in Cana, turning water into wine.
Jesus cleanses the temple, showing His authority and predicting His resurrection.
Nicodemus, a Pharisee, learns from Jesus about being born again for eternal life.
Jesus reveals His identity to the Samaritan woman at the well, offering living water.
Jesus proclaims Himself as the Messiah to the Samaritan woman, teaching about true worship.

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Jesus' Miracles and Teachings: Summary of John

A man went back to town and told people about a man who knew everything about him, sparking curiosity if he could be the Messiah.
Jesus, in conversation with his disciples, mentioned having food they were unaware of, emphasizing his purpose to fulfill the will of the one who sent him.
Samaritans believed in Jesus due to a woman's testimony, leading to more conversions after they heard him speak.
Jesus performed a miracle by healing a Royal official's son from a distance, solidifying the belief of the official and his household.
Jesus healed a man who had been an invalid for 38 years on the Sabbath, leading to conflict with Jewish leaders.
Jesus explained his relationship with God, emphasizing his role in judgment and granting eternal life to believers.
Jesus highlighted the importance of belief in him for eternal life, contrasting it with the lack of love for God in some individuals.
Jesus performed a miracle by feeding 5,000 men with five loaves and two fish, showcasing his divine power.
Jesus walked on water to reach his disciples in a boat during a storm, demonstrating his authority over nature.
Jesus proclaimed himself as the bread of life, symbolizing eternal sustenance through belief in him, causing division among his followers.

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"Jesus' Teachings and Identity Revealed"

Simon Peter acknowledged Jesus as having the words of eternal life and being the Holy One of God.
Jesus mentioned choosing the twelve disciples, including Judas Iscariot, who would later betray him.
Jesus avoided Judea due to threats on his life by Jewish leaders but was urged by his brothers to show his works in Judea.
Despite his brothers' advice, Jesus stated it wasn't his time to reveal himself to the world.
Jesus eventually went to the Festival in secret, causing discussions among the people about his identity and teachings.
Jesus taught in the temple courts, emphasizing his teachings came from the one who sent him, not himself.
The Pharisees and chief priests sent guards to arrest Jesus, but they were unable to seize him due to his time not yet coming.
Jesus declared himself as the light of the world, offering freedom to those who followed his teachings.
Jesus confronted the Jews about their lineage and intentions, highlighting their lack of understanding and belief in him.
The Pharisees accused Jesus of being demon-possessed, leading to a heated exchange about his identity and teachings, resulting in attempts to stone him.

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"Jesus' Miracles and Controversies Spark Division"

Jesus was identified as the Messiah and faced opposition from the synagogue, leading to his parents' statement that he was of age and should be asked directly.
A man who was once blind was questioned by the authorities about his healing, leading to a discussion about Jesus' identity and his miraculous abilities.
Jesus spoke about being the gate for the sheep, distinguishing himself from thieves and robbers, emphasizing his role as the Good Shepherd who lays down his life for his sheep.
The Jews were divided in their opinions about Jesus, with some considering him demon-possessed while others believed in his miraculous works.
Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead, showcasing his power and leading to a plot by the chief priests and Pharisees to take his life.
Jesus withdrew to Ephraim before the Passover, where people were looking for him, and the chief priests and Pharisees sought to arrest him.
Jesus attended a dinner in Bethany where Mary anointed his feet with expensive perfume, leading to Judas' objection and Jesus' response about the significance of the act.
A large crowd gathered to see Jesus and Lazarus, prompting the chief priests to plan to kill Lazarus due to the impact of his resurrection on people's beliefs.
The crowd welcomed Jesus to Jerusalem with palm branches, acknowledging him as the king of Israel, fulfilling prophecies about his arrival.
Greeks expressed a desire to see Jesus, indicating the growing interest and following around him, causing concern among the Pharisees about losing influence.

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Jesus' Glorification and Betrayal Foretold

Jesus spoke of the hour for the Son of Man to be glorified, comparing it to a kernel of wheat needing to die to produce many seeds.
He emphasized that those who love their life will lose it, while those who hate their life will keep it for eternal life.
Jesus stated that whoever serves Him must follow Him, and where He is, His servant will also be honored by the Father.
He expressed his soul's trouble but acknowledged that it was for the glorification of the Father's name.
A voice from Heaven confirmed the glorification, though the crowd's interpretations varied.
Jesus mentioned the impending judgment on the world and the driving out of the prince of this world upon His lifting up.
He clarified that the voice was for the crowd's benefit, not His own.
Despite performing many signs, some still did not believe in Jesus, fulfilling Isaiah's prophecy.
Jesus washed His disciples' feet, explaining the significance of serving one another and setting an example for them to follow.
He foretold Judas' betrayal, indicating the one who would betray Him with a piece of bread.

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Jesus' Departure and the Advocate's Revelation

Jesus explains that his departure is beneficial, as it allows the Advocate to come and reveal truths about sin, righteousness, and judgment.
The Advocate will speak only what is heard and will guide into all truth, glorifying Jesus by revealing what belongs to the Father.
Jesus foretells that his disciples will grieve at his temporary absence but assures them that their grief will turn to joy.
He promises that asking in his name will lead to receiving from the Father, ensuring complete joy.
Jesus prays for his disciples, asking for their protection and unity, emphasizing sanctification through truth.
Pilate questions Jesus about being the King of the Jews, leading to Jesus explaining his kingdom is not of this world but of truth.
Despite Pilate finding no fault in Jesus, the Jewish leaders demand his crucifixion, claiming he blasphemed by calling himself the Son of God.
Jesus is flogged, mocked as the King of the Jews, and eventually crucified alongside two others at Golgotha.
Pilate's inscription on the cross reads "Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews," causing dispute among the chief priests.
Soldiers cast lots for Jesus' seamless garment, fulfilling scripture, while Jesus' mother and disciples witness his crucifixion.

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Jesus' Crucifixion and Resurrection Story

Jesus, while on the cross, entrusts his mother to the care of a disciple, establishing a new familial bond between them.
Jesus, nearing death, expresses thirst, and a sponge soaked in wine vinegar is lifted to his lips.
Soldiers break the legs of the crucified men to hasten their deaths, but Jesus is found already deceased, with a soldier piercing his side.
Joseph of Arimathea, with Pilate's permission, retrieves Jesus' body for burial, accompanied by Nicodemus who brings spices for the burial.
Jesus is laid in a new tomb in a garden, fulfilling Jewish burial customs.
Mary Magdalene discovers the empty tomb, encounters angels, and eventually sees Jesus, who instructs her to inform the disciples of his resurrection.

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