Apostle John
New Testament

Apostle John

The Beloved Disciple

Period

6-100 AD

Role

Apostle, Author, Evangelist

John was one of Jesus' closest disciples, known as "the disciple whom Jesus loved." He wrote the Gospel of John, three epistles, and the book of Revelation, emphasizing love and truth.

"Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love."

1 John 4:8

Significance

John's writings emphasize God's love, the deity of Christ, and the importance of abiding in Christ. He lived longer than the other apostles and provided eyewitness testimony of Jesus' life and teachings.

Life Events

Called from fishing with brother James

Part of Jesus' inner circle with Peter and James

Witnessed the Transfiguration

Present at the Last Supper

Stood at the foot of the cross

Entrusted with care of Jesus' mother Mary

First to believe at the empty tomb

Wrote the Gospel of John

Wrote three epistles (1, 2, 3 John)

Exiled to Patmos

Received the revelation of the end times

Spiritual Lessons

1

God's love is the foundation of our faith

2

Abiding in Christ produces spiritual fruit

3

Truth and love must go together

4

Eternal life is knowing God through Jesus

5

Fellowship with God and believers is essential

6

God's word gives us confidence and assurance

Found in

John1 John2 John3 JohnRevelation

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