Belief in the Gospel of John

In the Gospel according to John, "believing" needs to trust Jesus, the father's son. He is the only consequence of faith and reward. It is only to know that Jesus' beliefs contain some degree of trust and are considered to be members of the 'tent' family. This faith leads to eternal life and personal connection with Jesus Christ. In the Gospel of John, Jesus is "the Son of God" (John 1:34), the key to Heaven's eternal life. In his work, John provides a viewpoint of "faith" that is unique to his Gospel readers.

According to my understanding and beliefs, Christians are guided by the gospel to the trinity, in particular to the concept or faith of John's gospel. I accept it and its limitations as a device of human thought developed from the human (and sacred) story in the Gospel. I also believe that the trinity is based on the idea that Jesus is God ("incarnation"), especially when you take pictures with the depiction of the Holy Spirit in the Gospel of John, this is the Trinity.

It is at least obvious that if the Gospel of John provides the most definite instruction of the early Christian faith to incarnation another Gospel believes that God and his people exist in Jesus Christ in a new and decisive way is. At the beginning of the Gospel according to Matthew, before the birth of Jesus, the Gospel was said to tell a story of how the relationship between God and human beings appears in Jesus' life and death. So these books are not only about the identity of Jesus (Jesus), but also about his work (Jesus did). There are three important areas of Jesus' activities, his healing, his sermons, and his suffering.

John is known as the author of the Gospel of John and the other four books of the New Testament - three books of John and apocalypse. The author of the Gospel is attributed to "a disciple whom Jesus loves", John 21: 24 says that the gospel of John is based on the testimony of "a loving disciple". However, the actual author has argued since 200 years. In the history of his church, Eusebius said that John 's first letter and the Gospel of John were promised to be of John. Eusebius continues to say that the second and third letters of John are not apostles of John.

The church tradition, John is the author of the Gospel according to John and I believe it is the author of the other four books - the New Testament - three books of John and apocalypse. In the Gospel, the writer is attributed internally to John Jesus 20: 2, "Disciples Jesus loves" (gμαθητὴςὃνἠγάπαὁἸησοῦς, mathematical mathematical consideration). John 21: 24 says that the Gospel of John is based on the testimony of "loved disciple". Some authors of Johnny's literature have contested for about 200 years.