NT323 Book Study: The Gospel of John

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Dr. Joel Willitts brings his experience in both ministry and academia to this detailed, application-based study of the Gospel of John. Dr. Willitts encourages students to read the Gospel as an ancient text written to an ancient community of believers, inspiring a unique encounter with Jesus.

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

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Background

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Introduction

Introduction

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Initial Presentation (John 1:1–4:54)

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Prologue: Introduction

Prologue: Introduction

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Intensifying Polarization (John 5:1–10:42)

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Introduction: Jewish Festival Cycle

Introduction: Jewish Festival Cycle

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Final Presentation and Private Preparation (John 11:1–17:26)

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Death and Resurrection of Lazarus: Context and Characters

Death and Resurrection of Lazarus: Context and Characters

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Climactic Passion, Resurrection, and Epilogue (John 18:1–21:25)

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Jesus’ Arrest, the Priest’s Interrogation, and Peter’s Denial

Jesus’ Arrest, the Priest’s Interrogation, and Peter’s Denial

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Conclusion

Review

Review

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Appendix: Screencasts

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Using the Clause Participants Section in the Bible Word Study Tool

Using the Clause Participants Section in the Bible Word Study Tool

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