Gospel Final

Front 1

Marks audience

Back 1

Roman

Front 2

Lukes audience

Back 2

Gentiles

Front 3

Johns audience

Back 3

Greek

Front 4

Marks focus

Back 4

Christology

Front 5

Lukes focus

Back 5

Wisdom

Front 6

Johns focus

Back 6

Deity

Front 7

Marks pace

Back 7

fast

Front 8

lukes pace

Back 8

slow

Front 9

Johns pace

Back 9

supplemental

Front 10

Marks style

Back 10

emotional

Front 11

Lukes style

Back 11

scholarly

Front 12

Johns style

Back 12

Mystical

Front 13

Marks purpose

Back 13

evangelism (relational)

Front 14

Lukes style

Back 14

discipleship (leaders)

Front 15

Johns purpose

Back 15

evangelism (analytical)

Front 16

Marks genealogy

Back 16

None

Front 17

Lukes genealogy

Back 17

none

Front 18

Johns genealogy

Back 18

Adam through Mary
Jesus as savior of the world

Front 19

Changing water into wine

Back 19

John 2:1-11

Front 20

Healing of nobleman’s son

Back 20

John 4:46-54

Front 21

Healing of lame man

Back 21

5:1-15

Front 22

Feeding of multitude

Back 22

6:1-15

Front 23

Walking on water

Back 23

6:16-21

Front 24

Healing of blind man

Back 24

9:1-41

Front 25

Raising of Lazarus

Back 25

11:1-44

Front 26

5 Disciples
1

Back 26

Jesus’ Baptism

Front 27

Mary/Jews
2

Back 27

Water into Wine/Numerous Healings

Front 28

Nicodemus
3

Back 28

Numerous Healings

Front 29

Woman at Well
4

Back 29

Supernatural Knowledge of Her Past

Front 30

Jewish Leaders
5

Back 30

Healing of Lame Man

Front 31

Jewish People
6

Back 31

Feeding of 5000

Front 32

Jewish People
7

Back 32

(Previous: Healing of Lame Man)

Front 33

Jewish Leaders
8

Back 33

Supernatural Wisdom (Re: Adulteres

Front 34

Jewish Leaders
9-10

Back 34

Healing of Blind Man

Front 35

Jewish People
11-12

Back 35

Resurrecting Lazarus

Front 36

11 Apostles
13-17

Back 36

______

Front 37

(Narrative)
18-19

Back 37

(Arrest, Trial, Crucifixion

Front 38

Women/11 Apostles
20

Back 38

Resurrection

Front 39

Peter
21

Back 39

Large Catch of Fish

Front 40

feast in John 6
and symbol

Back 40

Passover-Bread of Life

Front 41

feast in John 7
and symbol

Back 41

Tabernacles-Water of Life

Front 42

feast in John 8
and symbol

Back 42

Lights-Light of the World

Front 43

3 resurrection of Jesus

Back 43

Jairus' Daughter
Widow's son, Nain
Lazarus

Front 44

Location of resurrection of Jairus' Daughter

Back 44

In a private home after a few hours

Front 45

Location of resurrection of Widows son

Back 45

At a public funeral after a day

Front 46

Location of resurrection of Lazarus

Back 46

At the tomb after 3 days

Front 47

Jesus' title according to Mark, Luke

Back 47

Son of man

Front 48

Jesus' title according to John

Back 48

Son of God

Front 49

Jesus' title according to Matthew

Back 49

Christ/Messiah

Front 50

Jesus' significance according to Matthew

Back 50

Israel’s deliverer

Front 51

Jesus' significance according to Mark and Luke

Back 51

Jesus’ humanity

Front 52

Jesus' significance according to John

Back 52

Jesus’ deity

Front 53

Matthew's audience

Back 53

Jews

Front 54

Matthew's focus

Back 54

Kingship

Front 55

Matthew's pace

Back 55

Moderate

Front 56

Matthew's style

Back 56

practical

Front 57

Matthew's purpose

Back 57

Discipleship
(Laymen)

Front 58

John the Baptist

Back 58

Elijah to come before Christ

Front 59

“The Prophet” (1:20-21

Back 59

Prophecy given by Moses to the Messiah, which the contemporary Jewish rabbis mistook for a forerunner to Elijah.

Front 60

Nathanael/Bartholomew

Back 60

-Despised Nazareth
-One of the apostles
-Called Jesus Christ the Son of God “Rabbi, you are the Son of God, you are the King of Israel.” (John 1:49)

Front 61

Phillip

Back 61

Recruited by Jesus Himself

Front 62

Andrew

Back 62

-Recruited by John the Baptist
-He also recruited Peter

Front 63

Peter

Back 63

-The Rock of the church
-Denied Jesus 3 times

Front 64

Thomas

Back 64

-Doubting Thomas
-“Let us go that we also may die with Him.” (John 11:16)

Front 65

Annas

Back 65

-Jesus trial was before Annas in John 18
-Father in law of Caiaphas
-Was the High Priest, but still had considerable influence.

Front 66

Ciaphas

Back 66

The High Priest at the time

Front 67

Nicodemus

Back 67

John 3; He was a Pharisee that came to Jesus how to enter the Kingdom. “How can a man be born again?”

Front 68

Lazarus

Back 68

-The man Jesus rose from the dead Three days after his death.
-Close friend of Jesus’
-Probably for the safety of Lazarus his story was not included in the synoptics.

Front 69

Joseph of Arimathea

Back 69

Gave Jesus his tomb

Front 70

Mary Magdalene

Back 70

-Testimony to the apostles, “Jesus is alive!”
-First person Jesus appeared to.

Front 71

the Herodians

Back 71

-Noblemen- Jew employed by Rome, some suggest they’re part of Herod’s own family.
-Worked with Pharisees to smooth talk against Jesus.

Front 72

The Jews

Back 72

John’s word for the Phraisees.

Front 73

The “Word

Back 73

-John 1:1; the Logos; Jesus.
“believe”
-Main theme through John
-Proves that it’s not just intellectual assent or private commitment. There’s got to be a public confession, as well (baptism).
-“Believe” means to commit my soul and my life to him, not simply “believing” that Jesus existed.

Front 74

born of water

Back 74

Physical birth

Front 75

bread of life

Back 75

Parallel with the Passover feast

Front 76

Jewry

Back 76

-Rich, educated, elite in Southern Israel
-Safe place for Jesus to stay

Front 77

Mt. Gerizim

Back 77

-The temple for the Samaritans, a replica of the Hebrew temple in Jerusalem. Associated with the woman at the well. (John 4)

Front 78

Feast of Passover

Back 78

-Last supper
-Rode into town on a donkey
-Also called “the seven day feast of unleavened bread.”
-The city of Jerusalem has about the capacity to hold 100,000, but it held about a million people during this Passover.

Front 79

Feast of Tabernacles

Back 79

-The High Priest led a formal parade-like procession to the pool of Siloam, which flowed under the city to symbolize the water flowing from the rock with Moses, which signified future blessing of the Messiah’s Kingdom.
-The story of the adulterous woman

Front 80

Feast of Dedication (Lights)

Back 80

-Parallel with “Light of the World”

Front 81

Rabbi

Back 81

Teacher

Front 82

Rabboni

Back 82

-Mary Magdalene called Jesus that. The Jews gave three titles to the teachers and Rabboni was the highest, meaning, “My Great Master.”

Front 83

Seven Sign Miracles

Back 83

-Water into Wine (2:1-11)
-Healing of a Noblemen’s Son (4:46-54)
-Healing of a Lame Man (5:1-15)
-Feeding the Multitude (6:1-15)
-Walking on Water (6:16-21)
-Healing of Blind Man (9:1-41)
-Raising of Lazarus (11:1-44)

Front 84

I Am” Statements

Back 84

-Bread of Life
-Light of the World
-Gate and Good Shepherd
-Resurrection and Life
-Way, the Truth, and the Life
-True Vine

Front 85

Four Objective Witnesses to Christ’s Identity (John 5)

Back 85

-John the Baptist
-Christ’s own miracles
-The Father Himself
-The Old Testament Scriptures: Regarding Messianic Prophecies

Front 86

Three Things the Holy Spirit Convinces the World of About Jesus (16:7-11

Back 86

•Sin
•Righteousness
•Judgment