A | 2: 1-11. THE MARRIAGE IN CANA. The third day.

No wine. Glory manifested.

B | 4: 46-50. THE RULER'S SON. After two days. At the point of death.

C | 5: 1-47. THE IMPOTENT MAN. Pool Bethesda. 38 years.

Sabbath. Sin.

D | 6: 1-14. THE FEEDING OF THE FIVE THOUSAND.

Many went back (6: 66).

D | 6: 15-21. THE WALKING ON THE SEA.

Many of the people believed (7: 31).

C | 9: 1-44. THE MAN BORN BLIND. Pool Siloam. From birth.

Sabbath. Sin.

B | 11: 1.44. THE SISTERS' BROTHER. Two days. Lazarus is dead.

A | 21: 1-14. THE DRAUGHT OF FISHES. The third time.

No meat. The Lord magnified.

We shall give evidence later on in this series, that John wrote his Gospel at Ephesus,

after Paul had finished his course. We do not believe that John teaches the truth of the

Mystery, or that he was himself a member of the One Body, but he knew that the

revelation had been made through Paul, and records in his Gospel aspects of the Person

and work of Christ that the other Gospel writers were not permitted to reveal.  In

Volume XXVIII, page 126, the reader will find a chart indicating the relation between

John's Gospel and the Prison Ministry of Paul. This we commend to any of our readers

to whom it is not familiar.

In the articles printed in earlier volumes of The Deity of Christ, John 1: 1 has

necessarily been considered, and a series entitled "This is the Record", which runs

through Volume XXVI, also touches upon important passages in John's Gospel. In the

present series, however, we desire to approach the Gospel as a study in itself. In this

opening article we have tried to give some idea of what has already been written on the

subject, so that all our readers may have the benefit of these introductory attempts, and be

prepared to go forward with us in a more systematic study of this wonderful revelation of

light and love.