Gospel Of John Research Paper

I could not remember when I first heard about the gospel of John, but I do remember when we had a big argument about the four gospels. I was born in the Philippines and maybe around seventy to eighty percent of the people believe in Jesus Christ. I was in second year high school then when we had the biggest discussion among my friends. I got four friends and we all have different religions. As much as possible, we tried not to talk about religion until we talked about how common the name John was. One thing led to another and we ended up talking about the gospel of John. Why is the gospel of John unique? Was it really John, Jesus’ disciple who wrote it or another person with the same name? It does not really matter to me, but I believe that it was John the apostle who wrote it. There are two views concerning the date of John’s
I even tried to read other commentaries and information about this. In my opinion, the similarities of his gospel to the synoptic gospels is mainly due to the fact that they were all talking about Jesus. These seven signs serve as proofs of the power of God. The first miracle which was the turning of water into wine can be said that He has the power over the elements. This was witnessed only by the servants and His disciples. Maybe it was a way for the disciples to deepen and strengthen their faith in Him. The second miracle was when He encountered a nobleman whose son was sick to the point of death at Capernaum. The nobleman’s faith was tested and was rewarded by Him (John4:50). This miracle proved once again that through His words, everything is possible. The third, the healing of a man at the sheep-gate pool; fourth, the walking on water; fifth, the feeding of five thousand; sixth, the healing of the man born blind; and seventh, the raising of Lazarus. These miracles confirm that Jesus Christ is a God of power. He has the power over