130 likes | 229 Vues
The Gospel of John. Cormac, Daniel, Duncan, Grant http:// oyc.yale.edu/religious-studies/rlst-152/lecture-11#ch3. Background. Written to Jewish- Christians expelled from Rome Written around the end of the first century Many doubts on the reliability of the Gospel’s sources
E N D
The Gospel of John Cormac, Daniel, Duncan, Grant http://oyc.yale.edu/religious-studies/rlst-152/lecture-11#ch3
Background • Written to Jewish- Christians expelled from Rome • Written around the end of the first century • Many doubts on the reliability of the Gospel’s sources • Focused on theology • John’s life c. AD 6 – c. 100 • John’s symbol is an eagle
5 Themes • Love • Jesus • Faith • Holy Spirit • Resurrection
No Greater Love • Large message of love in the Gospel • Between • God and people • Jesus and people • God The Father and Jesus The Son
Word of God • Christology is the study of the person Jesus • John sees Jesus as • the “Word of God” or logos • God the Father
Book of Signs • Book is organized around 7 miracles or works, each contain a sign or meaning • Water to Wine • Cure of the Official’s Son • Cure of the Paralytic at the Pool • Feeding of the 5,000 • Walking on water • Cure of blind man • Raising of Lazarus • Gospel contains long discourses after each story • Helps one understand and have faith in the passage
Book of Glory • Gospel of John focuses greatly on God’s revelation • Jesus’ divinity makes God’s invisible power visible • Second half of the Gospel is the Book of Glory • Last Supper Discourses (13-17) • Eucharist seemed shocking to many followers • Jesus mediates the supper between his followers and God like a priest • Jesus preaches equal service from all disciples • Jesus’ Death and Resurrection (18-20) • Depicts the glory of Jesus’ ascension • Tells that Jesus asked his followers to carry on his work
David David
Cormac David
Steve Gouch
Conclusion • Questions?
Review Game Mathew 2nd Mark 3rd Luke 1st Team Dave 4th