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Runtime: 23 minsPaula Gooder discusses the major theological themes in John's gospel. [We apologise that this video has its presentation impaired by a visual subscription notice. The sound is not affected. We have decided to leave the video on as we seek to rectify the problem. In the meantime, sorry for any inconvenience.] John's Gospel begins with a profound prologue reflecting on Jesus' divine nature and incarnation. The prologue is crucial for understanding the entire Gospel, balancing Jesus' humanity and divinity. Despite the Gospel's portrayal of a more divine Jesus, examples like Jesus’ exhaustion at the well (John 4) and his grief over Lazarus (John 11) show his humanity. The Gospel’s signs, starting with the wedding at Cana, reveal Jesus’ glory and divine nature. John's account also subtly prepares readers for Jesus' death as the Passover lamb. The resurrection is a central theme, with multiple appearances of the risen Jesus, emphasizing his significance.
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Produced in March 2014. Provisional captions.
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