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John opens with “The Word Was Made Flesh” and carries its history toward “Feed My Sheep.” No stable and no genealogy, but a prologue that reaches back before the world was made. Mary takes him for the gardener until he says her name.
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John 1–4
No stable and no genealogy, but a prologue that reaches back before the world was made. John the Baptist points at him and loses his own disciples to the man he is pointing at. Water becomes wine at a wedding because his mother will not take no for an answer. A ruler comes at night and is told he must be born again, and a Samaritan woman at a well at noon gets the first plain statement of who he is.
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John 5–10
A man is healed at a pool after thirty eight years and the argument that follows is about the day of the week. Five thousand are fed, and the next day he tells the crowd looking for more bread that he is the bread, and most of them walk away. A woman is dragged in to be stoned and he writes on the ground. A man born blind is given sight and thrown out of the synagogue for it, and the good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.
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John 11–12
He waits two days on purpose, arrives four days late, and weeps at the grave of a friend before calling him out of it by name. Mary breaks open a pound of spikenard, and the house is filled with the smell of it.
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John 13–17
He gets up from supper, ties a towel round himself and washes their feet, including the feet of the man who is about to leave. Then the longest run of teaching in the Gospel, and a prayer he prays out loud in front of them.
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John 18–19
He is arrested after identifying himself twice, tried before a governor who can find no fault and cannot let him go, and beaten by soldiers who dress him up as a joke. Pilate asks what truth is and does not wait for an answer. From the cross he arranges for his mother’s care, says he is thirsty, and finishes with a single word: it is finished.
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John 20–21
Mary takes him for the gardener until he says her name. The disciples are behind locked doors, and a week later Thomas gets exactly the invitation he asked for. Then breakfast on a beach after another night of catching nothing, where Peter is asked three times whether he loves him, once for each denial, and is handed the flock back.
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