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We all fear. Who we fear (God or man) & what we do with it— Face Eternity And Rise🪽or Forget Eternity And Rot🔥 makes all the difference.

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John closes his Gospel with the most staggering authorial statement in ancient literature:

"Jesus did many other things as well. If every one of them were written down, I suppose that even the whole world would not have room for the books that would be written." (21:25)

He is not exaggerating for effect.

He spent 60 years with what he saw and heard.

And he still couldn't fit it all in.

What we have in John is not everything.

It is enough.

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Which moment in the Gospel of John has stayed with you the longest?

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Why the Gospel of John is unlike any other:

1. Opens before creation, not with a birth but with eternity
2. Written with a stated theological purpose — belief, not biography
3. Structured around 7 signs paired with discourse — never just miracles
4. Gives us private conversations that no other Gospel records
5. Contains the shortest verse and the deepest theology simultaneously
6. Preserves 5 chapters of Jesus' final night — the Upper Room Discourse
7. Closes with an impossible claim: "The world itself could not contain the books that would be written." (21:25)

John didn't write everything.
He wrote what was enough.

[Adam | Faithful Messenger @Adam_FaithfulM]

John 11:35 — the shortest verse in the Bible:

"Jesus wept."

In the context of Lazarus' tomb, Jesus, who is about to raise the dead, stops and weeps.

Why? He knows what He is about to do.

John includes this moment for one reason: to show that the Son of God fully entered human grief not as a performance, not as sympathy, but as genuine sorrow.

The God who raises the dead also weeps at the grave.

That is not a weakness.

That is the most profound statement of the Incarnation in two words.

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John opens with the most theologically explosive sentence in the New Testament:

"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." (1:1)

Three phrases. Each one a theological earthquake:

1. "In the beginning" — echoes Genesis 1:1. Jesus pre-exists creation.
2. "The Word was with God" — distinct from the Father. Two persons.
3. "The Word was God" — not a god. Not like God. Was God.

John answers the question of who Jesus is before the story even begins.

Everything else in the Gospel is unpacking that first sentence.

[Adam | Faithful Messenger @Adam_FaithfulM]

There are four Gospels.

Matthew, Mark, and Luke share so much material that scholars call them the "Synoptics" — seen together.

Then there is John.

John omits 90% of what the other three include.
John includes 90% that none of them have.

It was written last, and it reads like someone who has spent 60 years thinking about what the others didn't say.

A thread on why the Gospel of John is unlike anything else in Scripture. 🧵

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5 Reasons God Seems Silent (And What to Do About It)

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@elonmusk Keep shadow-banning those who are simply sharing Truth, see where it gets you in the long run…

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