The Gospel of John

John we know today is one of Jesus' twelve apostles. He is also brother and apostle of James. John is the son of Zebie and Salome. His father was a fisherman who lived in Bethsaida, Galilee at the border of Lake Gennesareth. John's mother is one of many women who defend Jesus Christ. John's parents are very kind people who love God and his son. Some say John and his older brother James are fishing and have chosen them when Jesus came.

Here I would like to outline the Biblical case of the God of Christ. God's Gospel, Matthew's Gospel, Mark's Gospel, Luke's Gospel give a historical record of the event. They are different from the Gospel of John. The Gospel of John is not chronological order, but focuses on fewer stories and is more interested in the emergence of supernatural or sacred Christ than any other Gospel. Of course the word represents that Jesus is with God, with God, and with God in the beginning. Jesus never never existed. We do not truly understand eternity, we can not really define it, but it means eternity. There is neither start nor end. "Word" is a translation of the Greek logo, from which we get a logo. It means an accurate image, but more importantly it means the nature of things, or the reality of things they represent.

In the gospel in John 1: 1, John said "The Word of God is the Word of God, the Word is with God, and the Word is God." 'Word' was translated from the Greek word "logos". This is a word that has never been used in the Christian world. This is mainly used by Stoic and interprets Logo as "meaning" or "cause". John uses this to explain the original meaning of life, Jesus. So, as we discover God, we can easily read the personal meaning of our lives, why we are here. John admitted he was Jesus Christ. When we found him, we found what we mean and found our reasons. He has a blueprint for our lives. He was the original architect and he designed a specific purpose for each of us. Discovering the meaning of life is like doing the biggest jackpot we want in life.

There is a tradition that the apostle John is the author of the John Gospel. Traditionalists (such as Bible critics Albert Burns and Matthew Henry) seem to support the view that the author of the Gospel of John himself claims to be in John 21:24. It was written by witnesses; however, most contemporary scholars reject this view. Most scholars assert the dual source hypothesis which claims that the Gospel of Mark is written first. According to this hypothesis, the authors of Matthew and Luca use Mark Gospel and fictitious Q documents, and other sources of information to write their own personal gospel. These three Gospels are called the Gospel of the Weather. Because they contain many identical stories, usually the same sequence, sometimes identical words.