| − | The main theme of the '''[[Gospel]] of John''', written by the eyewitness [[John the Apostle]], is that Jesus is the long-awaited [[Messiah]], the [[Son of God]], and that believing in Him gives believers [[eternal life]].<ref>[https://enterthebible.org/courses/john/lessons/theological-themes-in-john#:~:text=Believing,7:12%2D13). Theological Themes in John]</ref> John's Gospel emphasizes Jesus' divine identity, the power of his divine nature via [[miracle]]s and his relationship with both [[God the Father]] and humanity. The gospel brings the [[infinite]] power and glory of [[Christianity]] to everyone in well-organized chapters. | + | The main theme of the '''[[Gospel]] of John''', written by the eyewitness [[John the Apostle]], is that Jesus is the long-awaited [[Messiah]], the [[Son of God]], and that believing in Him gives believers [[eternal life]].<ref>[https://enterthebible.org/courses/john/lessons/theological-themes-in-john#:~:text=Believing,7:12%2D13). Theological Themes in John]</ref><ref>[https://www.esv.org/resources/esv-global-study-bible/introduction-to-john/#:~:text=The%20theme%20of%20John's%20Gospel,series%20of%20witnesses%20to%20Jesus. Introduction to John]</ref> John's Gospel emphasizes Jesus' divine identity, the power of his divine nature via [[miracle]]s and his relationship with both [[God the Father]] and humanity. The gospel brings the [[infinite]] power and glory of [[Christianity]] to everyone in well-organized chapters. |
| | The Gospel of John contains the most famous verse in the entire [[Bible]], welcoming all: | | The Gospel of John contains the most famous verse in the entire [[Bible]], welcoming all: |