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The great contrast between John and the Synoptics is the choice and arrangement of materials. The first three Gospels show us the Savior almost exclusively in Galilee, laboring among the common people. John, however, devotes himself chiefly to chronicling Christ's work in Judea, and His conflicts with members of the Sanhedrin at Jerusalem.

The great contrast between John and the Synoptics is the choice and arrangement of materials. The first three Gospels show us the Savior almost exclusively in Galilee, laboring among the common people. John, however, devotes himself chiefly to chronicling Christ's work in Judea, and His conflicts with members of the Sanhedrin at Jerusalem.

John supplements the evangelical story in such a manner as to lead to a deeper knowledge of the Person and Divinity of the Savior.

John supplements the evangelical story in such a manner as to lead to a deeper knowledge of the Person and Divinity of the Savior.

But it was chiefly in Jesus' discussions with the [[Scribes]] and [[Pharisees]] at Jerusalem that Christ had spoken of His Person and Divinity. In his Gospel, therefore John made it his primary purpose to set down the sublime teachings of Jesus, to safeguard the Faith of the Christians.

But it was chiefly in Jesus' discussions with the [[Scribes (Bible)|Scribes]] and [[Pharisees]] at Jerusalem that Christ had spoken of His Person and Divinity. In his Gospel, therefore John made it his primary purpose to set down the sublime teachings of Jesus, to safeguard the Faith of the Christians.

Two major differences:

Two major differences: