The eternal Word becomes flesh and dwells among humanity, while John the Baptist bears witness and the first disciples are called.
New Testament
John
Written by the apostle John, the beloved disciple (roughly A.D. 80s–90s). John's Gospel is the most theological, presenting Jesus as the eternal Word made flesh through seven signs and seven "I am" statements — written so that readers may believe and have life in His name.
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Signs and Teachings of Jesus
John 2-12Through seven signs and escalating confrontations, Jesus reveals himself as the fulfillment of Israel's hopes and invites all people to believe in him for eternal life.
Farewell Teachings and Prayer
John 13-17On the night before his crucifixion, Jesus washes his disciples' feet, gives them his new commandment of love, promises the Spirit, and prays for their unity in his High Priestly Prayer.
Death, Burial, and Resurrection of Jesus
John 18-21Jesus is arrested, tried, crucified, and raised from the dead, as the disciples progressively recognize him as risen Lord and Peter is restored and commissioned.