1 The divinity of Christ. 6 The mission of John, and end of Christ's coming. 14 The incarnation of the Word. 15 Christ's superior dignity witnessed by John, and made evident by his gracious dispensation. 19 John's record of himself to the messengers of the Jews: 29 his public testimony to the person of Christ: 35 two of his disciples hearing it follow Jesus: Simon is brought to Christ, and surnamed Cephas. 43 Philip is called, who bringeth Nathanael to Jesus.
1 Christ turneth water into wine in Cana of Galilee: 12 he goeth to Capernaum; 13 thence to Jerusalem, where he driveth the buyers and sellers out of the temple: 18 he giveth his own death and resurrection for a sign: 23 many believe in him because of his miracles, but he would not trust himself unto them.
1 Christ in a conference with Nicodemus teacheth him the necessity of regeneration; 14 the efficacy of faith in his death; 16 God's great love to mankind in sending his Son for their salvation; 18 and the condemnation for unbelief. 22 Jesus baptizeth in Judaea, 23 as doth John in Aenon. 25 John's doctrine concerning Christ.
1 Christ talketh with a woman of Samaria, and revealeth himself unto her: 27 his disciples marvel; the woman calleth the men of her city to see him: 31 Christ sheweth his own zeal to do God's work, and the blessedness of his disciples, who were to reap the fruit of his labours. 39 Many Samaritans believe on him. 43 He goeth into Galilee, and healeth a nobleman's son who lay sick at Capernaum.
1 Christ cureth an impotent man at the pool of Bethesda on the sabbath day: 10 the Jews raise petty objections, and persecute him for it; 17 he justifieth himself by the example of God his Father: 19 and asserteth the power and judgment committed unto him by the Father: 31 he appealeth to the testimony of John, 36 of the Father, 39 and of the scriptures: 41 he sheweth that his humility caused their rejection of him; 45 but that in disbelieving him they disbelieved Moses also.
1 Christ feedeth five thousand men with five loaves and two fishes: 15 he withdraweth himself from the people, who would have made him a king, and walketh on the sea: 22 the multitude flocking to him, he reproveth their carnal views, and requireth their faith in him whom God had sent. 30 They ask a sign like that of the manna in the wilderness; he declareth himself to be the bread of life from heaven, and that none can live but by eating his flesh and drinking his blood. 60 Many of his disciples taking offence at this, he sheweth his meaning to be spiritual. 66 Many leaving him, Peter in the name of the twelve professeth stedfast faith in him; Jesus pronounceth one of them to be a devil.
1 Jesus, exhorted by his unbelieving kinsmen to shew himself at Jerusalem at the feast of tabernacles, refuseth, but afterward goeth up in secret. 11 The Jews seek him, and differ in their sentiments of him. 14 He teacheth in the temple; 30 some are ready to lay hands on him, others believe; the rulers send officers to seize him. 33 Christ foretelleth his departure to the Father, and promiseth the Holy Spirit to believers. 40 Various opinions concerning him. 45 The officers struck with his discourse return without him, and are rebuked by the Pharisees, who chide with Nicodemus for taking his part.
1 Christ letteth the woman taken in adultery go uncondemned: 12 he declareth himself to be the light of the world, and justifieth his doctrine against the Pharisees: 31 he promiseth freedom through knowledge of the truth to those Jews who believed on him: 33 confuteth their vain boast of being Abraham's seed, and the children of God: 48 answereth their reviling by shewing his authority and dignity; 59 and by miracle rescueth himself from their attempts to stone him.
1 A man that was born blind receiveth sight: 8 he relateth to his neighbours the means of his cure: 13 he is brought to the Pharisees, who examine strictly into the fact, and are offended with his acknowledgement of the divine mission of the author: 34 they excommunicate him: 35 he is received of Jesus, and confesseth him: 39 Christ taxeth the Pharisees with spiritual blindness.
1 Christ declareth himself to be the door, and the good shepherd. 19 Various opinions concerning him. 22 He proveth to the Jews by his works that he is the Christ, and asserteth his unity with the Father. 31 The Jews go about to stone him; he justifieth his doctrine; 39 and escaping from them goeth beyond Jordan, where many believe on him.
1 The sickness and death of Lazarus: Jesus raiseth him to life after he had been dead four days: many Jews believe. 47 The Pharisees hold a council against Christ: Caiaphas prophesieth: Jesus retireth from places of public resort. 55 At the approach of the passover the Jews enquire about him: the rulers give orders to apprehend him.
1 Mary anointeth the feet of Jesus: Judas murmureth at the cost. 9 The people flock to see Lazarus: the chief priests consult to kill him. 12 Jesus rideth into Jerusalem in triumph. 20 Certain Greeks desire to see him. 23 He sheweth the benefit of his death to believers; prayeth to his Father; is answered by a voice from heaven; signifieth the manner of his death; and exhorteth to make good use of the present light. 37 The generality of the Jews believe not: 42 yet many chief rulers believe, but dare not confess him: 44 he urgeth faith in his divine mission.
1 Jesus washeth his disciples' feet, and exhorteth them to follow his example of humility and charity: 18 he foretelleth the treachery of Judas, and pointeth him out to John by a token: 31 he speaketh of his glorification as near at hand, and commandeth his disciples to love one another: 36 he forewarneth Peter that he shall thrice deny him.
1 Christ comforteth his disciples with the promise of a heavenly mansion: 5 he professeth himself the way, the truth, and the life; 8 and that he is one with the Father: 12 he promiseth them power to do greater works than his own, and the grant of all that they should ask in his name: 15 he requireth their obedience as a proof of their love, and giveth them a promise of the Comforter, the Holy Ghost: 27 he leaveth his peace with them.
1 Under the parable of a vine Christ setteth forth God's government of his church, and exhorteth his disciples to abide in his faith and doctrine: 12 he commandeth them to love one another, according to the great love he had shewed for them: 18 forewarneth them of the hatred and persecution of the world: 26 and telleth them of the testimony which the Holy Ghost, and they also, shall bear to him.
1 Christ warneth his disciples of their sufferings for his sake: 5 he comforteth them by a promise of the Holy Ghost: 16 he intimateth his death, resurrection, and ascension, telling them that their sorrow should soon be succeeded by joy, and that their prayers in his name would be accepted of the Father: 29 his disciples confess their faith in him; he foretelleth their desertion of him, and promiseth them peace in him amidst their tribulation in the world.
1 Christ prayeth to his Father to glorify him; 6 and to preserve his apostles in unity of faith, 15 and from all evil; 17 and to sanctify them with the word of truth: 20 and for the perfect union of all believers, and their admission to a share of his glory in heaven.
1 Judas betrayeth Jesus: the officers and soldiers at Christ's word fall to the ground: 10 Peter cutteth off Malchus' ear: 12 Jesus is led bound to Annas and Caiaphas: 15 Peter denieth him: 19 Jesus is examined by the high priest, and struck by one of the officers: 25 Peter denieth him the second and third time: 28 Jesus brought before Pilate, and examined, confesseth his kingdom not to be of this world: Pilate testifying his innocence, and offering to release him, the Jews prefer Barabbas.
1 Jesus is scourged, crowned with thorns, mocked, and buffeted by the soldiers. 4 Pilate declareth his innocence: the Jews charge him with assuming the title of the Son of God. 8 Pilate upon further examination is more desirous to release him, but overcome with the clamours of the Jews delivereth him to be crucified. 17 He is led to Golgotha, and crucified between two malefactors. 19 Pilate's inscription on his cross. 23 The soldiers part his garments. 25 He commendeth his mother to John; 28 receiveth vinegar to drink, and dieth. 31 The legs of the others are broken, and the side of Jesus pierced. 38 Joseph of Arimathaea beggeth his body, and assisted by Nicodemus burieth it.
1 Mary Magdalene, seeing the stone taken away from the sepulchre, runneth to tell Peter and John, who go thither, and find not the body. 11 Mary seeth two angels sitting in the sepulchre; Jesus himself appeareth to her. 19 He appeareth to his disciples: 24 the incredulity of Thomas. 26 Jesus appeareth again to the disciples, and satisfieth the doubts of Thomas; who confesseth him. 30 The sufficiency of what is written for a ground of faith unto salvation.
1 Christ appeareth to his disciples at the sea of Tiberias, and maketh himself known by a great draught of fishes: 12 he eateth before them: 15 he thrice repeateth his charge to Peter to feed his flock; foretelleth the manner of his death; and rebuketh his curiosity concerning John. 24 John asserteth the truth of his testimony, and that Jesus did many acts besides, too numerous to be recorded.