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Section 1: The Prologue and The Word

Lesson 1: In The Beginning Was the Word

A. THE PRE-INCARNATE WORD 1:1-5

B. THE WITNESS OF JOHN THE BAPTIST 1:6-8

D. THE INCARNATION OF THE WORD 1:14-18

Section 2: The Witness and The Call

JOHN 1

4. The witness of Andrew and Philip 1:43-51

APPLICATION:

🎮 Crossword: Johannine Vocabulary

Quiz Section

Quiz: The Pre-Incarnate Word

Quiz: John the Baptist

Quiz: The Incarnation

Quiz: The First Disciples

Quiz: Chapter Review

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Discover the heartbeat of the Gospel of John in John 1: The Logos, the Lamb, and the First Disciples. This focused course walks you through the majestic prologue of John, the testimony of John the Baptist, the mystery of the Word made flesh, and the compelling first encounters with Jesus. You will explore the theological depths of the Logos—who was with God and is God—the Light shining in the darkness, and the Lamb who takes away the sin of the world. Through clear lessons, guided readings, and practical application, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Jesus’ identity and mission at the very start of His public ministry. Engage with key themes such as incarnation, revelation, grace and truth, and witness. Learn how early disciples like Andrew, Philip, and Nathanael recognized Jesus as Messiah and King—and how their simple invitation, “Come and see,” becomes a model for modern-day faith and evangelism. Perfect for small groups, church classes, or personal study, this course blends biblical insight with real-life application, reinforced by interactive activities and short quizzes. Whether you’re new to John’s Gospel or seeking a richer grasp of its opening chapter, you’ll leave equipped to read, reflect, and share the good news with confidence.

John 1: The Logos, the Lamb, and the First Disciples

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            <p>The Gospel of John opens with a profound theological prologue that transcends time, identifying Jesus Christ as the eternal Logos who existed before the foundations of the world. This study delves into the intricate relationship between the Word and God, exploring how all of creation came into being through Him. By examining the opening verses of Chapter 1, we uncover the essential nature of the pre-incarnate Word as the source of life and light, standing in stark contrast to the darkness of the world. The exploration continues into the mystery of the Incarnation, where the Word became flesh to dwell among humanity, revealing the fullness of grace and truth while making the unseen Father known to all.</p>

<p>Beyond the cosmic origins of the Word, this course examines the historical witness and the personal invitations that launched Jesus’ earthly ministry. We will analyze the specific mission of John the Baptist, who served not as the Light itself, but as a dedicated witness to point others toward the truth. As the narrative shifts to the calling of the first disciples—including Andrew, Philip, and Nathanael—we observe the transformative power of the "Come and see" invitation. Through their acknowledgments of Jesus as the Messiah and the King of Israel, we gain insight into the theological claims that define the Johannine perspective. Finally, the course provides practical applications for personal witnessing and a review of key vocabulary to solidify a comprehensive understanding of this foundational chapter of the New Testament.</p>
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