Unique to the Gospel of John
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Unique to the Gospel of John are the following:
- two unique, extremely powerful allegories that are life-changers for many: the Good Shepherd and the True Vine;
- no parables or exorcisms, in contrast with the other Gospels;[1]
- its time period is somewhat different from the synoptic Gospels;
- it is more favorable to Samaritans and more hostile to Judeans;
- it places Jesus's ministry more in Judaea;
- it has greater emphasis on eternal life; and
- it contains more theological discussions by Jesus.