John
John has 21 chapters. Read John in the Berean Standard Bible, chapter by chapter, free and without an account.
John presents Jesus as the Word made flesh who reveals the Father. Signs and extended conversations explore his identity and the life he offers. As conflict grows, Jesus prepares his disciples with teaching about love, the Spirit, and abiding in him. His death and resurrection lead to renewed witness and the stated invitation to believe and have life in his name.
John is one of the four Gospels of the New Testament, the same 27 books in every Christian Bible. See it on the shelf.
John 1 presents the eternal Word made flesh, John the Baptist’s witness, and Jesus’ first disciples.
John 2 recounts the wedding at Cana, Jesus’ first sign, and his cleansing of the Jerusalem temple.
John 3 records Jesus’ nighttime conversation with Nicodemus and John the Baptist’s continuing witness.
John 4 recounts Jesus and the Samaritan woman, faith among her neighbors, and the healing of an official’s son.
John 5 recounts healing at Bethesda and Jesus’ teaching about his authority, life-giving work, and witnesses.
John 6 recounts the feeding of five thousand, Jesus walking on water, and his teaching about the bread of life.
John 7 follows Jesus at the Feast of Tabernacles, where his teaching and invitation provoke debate and division.
John 8 presents Jesus as the light of the world and records teaching about truth, freedom, testimony, and identity.
John 9 recounts the healing of a man born blind, his questioning, growing faith, and Jesus’ teaching about sight.
John 10 presents Jesus as the gate and good shepherd and records debate during the Feast of Dedication.
John 11 recounts Jesus’ compassion at Bethany, the raising of Lazarus, and the leaders’ response to the sign.
John 12 recounts Mary’s anointing, Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, and teaching about sacrifice, glory, and light.
John 13 recounts Jesus washing the disciples’ feet, Judas’s departure, the command to love, and Peter’s warning.
John 14 records Jesus’ farewell comfort, teaching about the way to the Father, promised help, love, and peace.
John 15 teaches about the true vine, abiding love, lasting fruit, friendship, opposition, and witness.
John 16 prepares disciples for opposition and promises guidance, joy after sorrow, answered prayer, peace, and courage.
John 17 records Jesus’ prayer for his disciples and future believers, centered on protection, truth, unity, and love.
John 18 recounts Jesus’ arrest, Peter’s denials, questioning before religious leaders, and trial before Pilate.
John 19 recounts Jesus’ sentencing, crucifixion between two others, death, and burial by Joseph and Nicodemus.
John 20 recounts the empty tomb, Mary’s encounter with Jesus, appearances to the disciples, and Thomas’s confession.
John 21 recounts the abundant catch, breakfast beside Galilee, Peter’s restoration and commission, and renewed call.