I.  Context:    These last two chapters are the conclusion to John’s Gospel.  Much of what writes is self-explanatory, such as the events surrounding the Resurrection.  However, there are several important teachings that are to be gleaned from...

I.  Context:    These two chapters begin the final section of John.  In chapters 18,19 John writes about the arrest, trial, and crucifixion.  These two need to be read in conjunction with Matthew 26,27; Mark 14,15, and Luke 22,23.  Each...

I.  Context:    The next three chapters are Jesus’ continuing teachings to His disciples as they are on their way to the place of Jesus’ arrest and eventual crucifixion.  Everything Jesus has taught and accomplished is summarized in these chapters....

I.  Context:    These next chapters are to be considered as one major teaching segment, not a series of chapters or verses that have little relation to one-another.  In chapters 14-16, the Word of God and the Holy Spirit are intertwined. ...

I.  Context:    This chapter begins the final 2 days of Jesus’ earthly life.  Chapters 13-17 take place in the Upper Room and on the way to the Garden of Gethsemane.  The time element is a few hours, then an overnight trial, then the crucifixion. The Feast of Passover...

I.  Context:    Jesus goes to Bethany, to the house of Simon the Leper (Matthew 26:6), where he is joined by Mary, Martha. and lazarus.  He is anointed by Mary as a fulfillment of prophecy regarding His death and burial.  He is preparing to fulfill the prophecy...