Voyage | Gospel of St. John | Shalom World

In this episode, Frances Hogan delves into the Gospel of John. She focuses on the relationship between Jesus and his beloved disciples. The disciples, who have been with Jesus from the beginning of his public ministry, enter into a committed personal relationship with him through baptism and the Holy Spirit. They are called to be a reflection of Jesus, representing him on earth and continuing his works. The Gospel of John presents Jesus as the Divine Word, the Light, the Lamb of God, the Messiah, and more. The disciples are given the authority and power to carry on Jesus' mission to the world, teaching, healing, and guiding others. Overall, the episode explores the deep connection between Jesus and his disciples and their important role in continuing his work.

Bible References:

• Jn. 6:45 - They are taught by God
• Jn. 5:19 - “As the Father goes on working, so do I”
• Dan. 7:13-14 - Daniel’s vision; eternal sovereignty of the Son of Man
• Jn. 1:51 - Son of Man fulfills Jacob’s ladder
• Jn. 3:13, 8:28 - Son of Man must be lifted up
• Jn. 5:27 - Son of Man will be appointed Supreme Judge
• Jn. 6:27 - Son of Man offers food that endures
• Jn. 6:53 - You must eat the flesh of the Son of Man
• Jn. 9:36 - Do you believe in the Son of Man?
• Jn. 12:23 - The time has come for the Son of Man to be glorified
• Jn. 12:35 - Who is this Son of Man?
• Ezek. 37:16, Jn. 10:16 - Both are concerned about the reunification of the people of God under one fold and one Shepherd
• Ezek. 34, Jn. 10:11 - Good Shepherd comes in judgment against the bad shepherds
• Ezek 47, Jn. 7 - Vision of the temple and the water flowing from the right side
• Ezek. 37:9-10 - Son of Man commanding God's Spirit to resurrect the chosen people 
• Jn. 5:25-29 - Son of Man, Jesus, saying that he has the power to raise people from the dead
• Jn. 16:7 - Jesus says and I will send the spirit who will resurrect you
• Jn. 1:14 - Divine Logos incarnate
• Jn. 1:5-7 - Triumphant light
• Jn. 1:29-36 - Lamb of God
• Jn. 1:14,34,49 - Son of God
• Jn. 1:41 - Messiah of Israel
• Jn. 1:51 - King of Israel

Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan invites you to embark on a transformative journey, allowing the Gospel of John to challenge and inspire you. Unlike the other synoptic gospels, John's narrative offers a unique perspective on the life, passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Through engaging discussions, historical and Scriptural references, and insightful analysis, explore the uncommon view presented by St. John, the Evangelist.

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The Gospel of John offers a distinct perspective on Jesus compared to the other synoptic Gospels. Frances Hogan explores its unique characteristics, authorship, and purpose in her series. She presents evidence from early church fathers to support John the Apostle as the author and highlights the Gospel's dual perspective of "above" (God's viewpoint) and "below" (the perspective of the unbelieving world). The Gospel emphasizes the intimate relationship between Jesus and the Father and reveals Jesus' divine and human nature. Frances emphasizes the significance of the Gospel and its role in understanding the mystery of Christ.

Bible References:

• Jn.13:23 - He leaned on the breast of Jesus at the last supper
• Jn.18:15-18 - John was known to the high priest
• Jn.19:23-26 - He stood at the foot of the Cross
• Jn. 20:2-10 - He ran with Peter to the tomb
• Jn. 21:20-23 - He was the only one to recognize Jesus on the shore
• Jn. 21:24 - This beloved disciple is the author
• Jn. 8:12, 9:15 - Christ is the light of the world
• Jn. 20:31 - The Gospel was written so the unbelieving world would believe that Jesus is Christ
• Jn. 1:18 - The Father will be revealed through the Son
• Jn. 13:23-25 - The disciple whom Jesus loved as representative of all believers
• Jn. 10:15 - “Just as the Father knows me and I know the Father”
• Jn. 10:38 - Union between the Father and the Son
• Jn. 10:20 - “The Father and I are one”
• Jn. 8:16 - The judgment of Jesus is sound because He is not alone
• Jn. 5:19 - The Son can do nothing by Himself…
• Ex. 33:18 - No human can see the Father and live
• Jn. 14:9 - “You have seen me, you have seen the Father”
• Jn. 5:19 - “I do what I see the Father doing”
• Jn. 5:30 - “My aim is not to do my own will…”
• Jn. 5:36 - The works testify that the Father sent Jesus
• Jn. 5:42 - “I have come in the name of my Father”
• Jn. 7:16 - “The teaching is not from Myself…”

Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan invites you to embark on a transformative journey, allowing the Gospel of John to challenge and inspire you. Unlike the other synoptic gospels, John's narrative offers a unique perspective on the life, passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Through engaging discussions, historical and Scriptural references, and insightful analysis, explore the uncommon view presented by St. John, the Evangelist.

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Get ready for an extraordinary journey through the Gospel of St. John on our captivating new podcast series, "Voyage: A Journey through the Gospel of John". Unlike the other synoptic gospels, St. John offers a distinct lens to understand Jesus' teachings and miracles. Join Irish Scripture Scholar, Frances Hogan, as she delves deep into the intricate layers of Saint John's narrative, unveiling hidden symbolism and divine revelations that make this gospel a true masterpiece!

"Voyage: A Journey through the Gospel of John" is coming soon to Shalom World Podcasts.