Gospel pericopes (John).txt

“In the beginning was the Word”

John denies being the Christ and proclaims instead that Jesus is

Peter, Andrew, Philip, and Nathanael meet Jesus

Jesus turns water to wine at a wedding in Cana

Jesus clears the temple—early in His ministry

Nicodemus speaks with Jesus (being born again, “For God so loved the world…”)

John the Baptist accepts and supports Jesus’ growing success

Jesus speaks with a Samaritan woman at a well

Jesus heals an official’s son from a distance

Jesus heals an invalid at the pool of Bethesda

Four witnesses to Jesus’ equality with the Father

Life comes through the Son

The feeding of the five thousand

Jesus walks on water

Jesus is the Bread of Life

Jesus’ brothers urge Him to go to Jerusalem for the Passover, but He delays

Jesus’ public teaching in Jerusalem stirs up sharp, mixed reactions

Jesus pardons a woman caught in adultery

Jesus is the Light of the world

Jesus’ Father, Abraham, and the Pharisees’ dubious lineage

Jesus heals a man born blind, whom the Pharisees excommunicate

Jesus is the Good Shepherd

Lazarus falls sick, dies, and is raised

Caiaphas advises the Jews that it would be better for one man to die than for the nation to perish

The Sanhedrin plots to kill Jesus

The Triumphal Entry

Jesus speaks of His dying and being glorified

Jesus speaks of Jerusalem’s leaders’ blind eyes and dead hearts

Jesus is anointed by Mary in the home of Simon the Leper

Jesus washes his disciples’ feet

Jesus announces that He will be betrayed by one of the disciples

Jesus predicts Peter’s denial

A new command: Love one another

Jesus goes to prepare a place for His disciples, and He will return; they will not see Him for a while, and then they will see Him again

Jesus is the Way, Truth, and Life

Love for and obedience to Jesus, the Vine and the branches

Jesus promises the Holy Spirit and talks about Him

In the upper room, Jesus speaks about His relationship to the Father

Jesus promises peace—in the midst of a troubled world—to His disciples

Jesus promises that the world will oppose His disciples—just as it opposed Him

“Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends.”

Jesus instructs His disciples to ask in His name

Jesus prays for Himself, His disciples, and all who believe

A mob arrives, with Judas, to arrest Jesus

Jesus is tried before Annas

Peter denies Jesus

Jesus is tried before Pilate

Jesus travels to Golgotha, while Simon of Cyrene bears His cross

Soldiers crucify Jesus, gamble for His clothing, and post His charges on a placard; passersby mock Him

The sun is darkened, Jesus cries out, and Jesus dies

Joseph of Arimathea buries Jesus’ body

Jesus charges John with His mother’s care

A soldier pierces Jesus’ side

The crowds demand Barabbas’ freedom and Jesus’ crucifixion

Women visit Jesus’ tomb and find it empty

Peter and John visit Jesus’ tomb and find it empty

Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene in the garden near the tomb

Jesus appears to ten of the Eleven

Jesus appears to the Eleven—with Thomas present

Jesus appears to seven of the Twelve while they are fishing in Galilee, and He reinstates Peter