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Gospel of John

Κατὰ Ἰωάννην

The fourth canonical Gospel, traditionally ascribed to John the Apostle, opening with Jesus as the Word (Logos).

Era
Late 1st century (c. AD 90–100)
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Life

The Gospel of John is the fourth canonical Gospel[1][2]. Tradition ascribes it to John the Apostle; most modern scholars reject this, though many see the "disciple whom Jesus loved" as a major source, and the text is internally anonymous[1][2].

English Wikipedia dates its completion to AD 90–100, likely in Ephesus[1]; Arabic Wikipedia gives roughly 90–115[2]. Its prologue identifies Jesus as the Logos and calls the Word "God", and it contains seven "I am" sayings[1].

Witnesses by topic

The Doctrine of Theosis

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Topics cited in

The Doctrine of Theosis

Notes

  1. [1]Gospel of John — Wikipedia (EN)
  2. [2]إنجيل يوحنا — ويكيبيديا

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