Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,2  |         flesh and~dwelt among us,” (John 1:14) as John put it. God
  2   1,1,2  |           among us,” (John 1:14) as John put it. God spoke the living
  3   1,1,4  |             the prophets~were until John; from henceforth the Kingdom
  4   1,1,5  |          part. As the Gospel of St. John concludes: “And there are
  5   1,1,5  |            that should be written” (John 21:25). ~ To be sure, all
  6   1,1,5  |               The Revelation of St. John the Theologian (or the .
  7   1,1,5  |            have been written by St. John near the end of his ~life,
  8   1,1,5  |            2nd and 3rd ~Epistles of John, and the Apocalypse (this
  9   1,1,5  |            St. Basil the Great, St. John of Damascus, St. Symeon
 10   1,1,6  |              9 . Revelations of St. John (Apocalypse). ~ ~
 11   1,2,2  |             in the afternoon, Saint John Chrysostom says: ~ ~.Let
 12   1,2,2  |           hands have made me, Saint John of Kronstadt accompanies
 13   1,2,2  |             from Adam's rib. ~Saint John Chrysostom teaches us: ~
 14   1,2,2  |      breathing room,. writes ~Saint John of Kronstadt. In another
 15   1,2,2  |           make Our abode with him . John 14:23); while He sends fire
 16   1,2,2  |             for he wrote about Me” (John 5:46, Mark 12:26; John 7:
 17   1,2,2  |              John 5:46, Mark 12:26; John 7:23). The Penta-~teuch
 18   1,2,3  |            me: for he wrote of me” (John: 5:46). Here these ~prophecies
 19   1,2,3  |              made under the law. ~1 John 3:8 For this purpose the
 20   1,2,3  |             concerning priesthood. ~John 18:31 Then said Pilate unto
 21   1,2,3  |          hath visited ~his people. ~John 7:40 Many of the people
 22   1,2,3  |           bright and morning star. ~John 8:12 Then spake Jesus again
 23   1,4,3  |          Word. He, according to St. John Theologian, created everything: “
 24   1,4,3  |          thing made that was made” (John 1:1-4). And the Apostle
 25   1,5,3  |             Old Testament prophets, John the Bap-~tist. ~ While among
 26   1,5,5  |      Babylonian captivity and about John the Baptist (40, 48), ~prediction
 27   1,5,5  |             the Revela-~tion of St. John the Theologian. The vision
 28   1,5,5  |           the vision of the Apostle John the Theologian (Revelation
 29   1,5,5  |           Apocalypse of the Apostle John the Theologian. These prophecies
 30   1,5,5  |          the visions of the Apostle John the Theologian, re-~corded
 31   1,5,5  |       Malachi said prophecies about John the Baptist, the prophet
 32   1,5,7  |      Apostolic preaching in future (John ~4:37-38). Had any of today'
 33   1,5,7  |             doubt the Revelation of John the Theologian de-~picted
 34   1,Add,2|             Isaiah, Solomon, David, John the Theologian and the ~
 35   1,Add,2|            he can. According to St. John Chrysostom, it is like an
 36   1,Add,3|         holy Fathers, headed by St. John Chrysostom who, in a man-~
 37   1,Add,4|           words are spiritual life (John 6:63). Therefore ~its words
 38   1,Add,4|         this~teaching is from God” (John 7:17). Do it so that you
 39   1,Add,6|           Bible. ~ God is the Word (John 1:1). All those words which
 40   1,Add,6|           became flesh, became man (John 1:14), and mute, stuttering
 41   1,Add,0|             life through his name” (John 20:30-31). The same applies,
 42   1,Add,0|              he hath declared him” (John 1:18). And he ~declared
 43   1,Add,0|             cometh into the world” (John 1:9). This constitutes the
 44   1,Add,0|          salvation is of the Jews” (John 4:22). The redeeming purpose
 45   1,Add,0|        truth came by Jesus Christ” (John 1:17). But it was an accomplishment,
 46   1,Add,0|             declare we unto you” (1 John 1:3). And, furthermore,
 47   1,Add,0|           The Word was made flesh” (John 1:14). Of ~course, the Incarnation,
 48   1,Add,0|           not seen” (Heb. 11:1: St. John Chrysostorn explains el-~
 49   1,Add,0|            the law prophesied until John” ~(Matt. 11:13). Why do
 50   1,Add,1|            sends the reader back to John Adam Mohler]. It was not
 51   2,1    |             Scriptures) and that of John the Baptist. Governmentally
 52   2,1    |          his sons; but a third son, John~Hyrcanus, was quick to take
 53   2,1    |          Antipas (the Herod who~had John the Baptist beheaded) was
 54   2,1,2  |           known as Solomon’s Porch (John 10:23;~Acts 3:11; 5:12).
 55   2,1,4  |          Exod. 17:5-6; Num. 20:11). John has given an account of
 56   2,1,5  |       Testament as~the word of God (John 10:35). At that time they
 57   2,1,5  |             from God through Moses (John 7:19, 9:28-29). Moses was~
 58   2,1,6  |             temple was destroyed by John Hyrcanus (121 B.C.) and
 59   2,1,6  |             scholars have held that John the Baptist came under the
 60   2,1,8  |              From Matthew 16:14 and John 1:21, it is evident that
 61   2,1,8  |             time of the ministry~of John the Baptist the people were
 62   2,1,8  |             even by~the Samaritans (John 4:25). There were many pious
 63   2,1,8  |        notably Zacharias, father of John the Baptist, Simeon and
 64   2,2,1  |            Me has seen the Father”~(John 14:9). Until the coming
 65   2,2,3  |         that is, before 70 A.D. St. John the Theologian wrote his
 66   2,2,4  |          lion, Luke with an ox, and John with an eagle.~Besides our
 67   2,2,5  |          the fourth Gospel, that of~John, remains unique, significantly
 68   2,2,5  |          Galilee, while that of St. John speaks of our Lord’s activities
 69   2,2,5  |          our Lord’s life, while St. John’s Gospel discusses~the deeper
 70   2,2,5  |       between the synoptics and St. John.~Although St. John narrates
 71   2,2,5  |          and St. John.~Although St. John narrates very little about
 72   2,2,5  |       between the synoptics and St. John lies in their documentation~
 73   2,2,5  |            to understand,~while St. John’s are deep, mysterious and
 74   2,2,5  |     ignorant people of Galilee.~St. John in general, conveys mainly
 75   2,2,5  |            later, the~Gospel of St. John had a special goal, perhaps
 76   2,2,5  |       between~the synoptics and St. John. If the synoptics bring
 77   2,2,5  |            aspect of Christ and St.~John predominantly His Divine
 78   2,2,5  |            Divine~side, or that St. John fails to show the human
 79   2,2,5  |            of~God, according to St. John, is also a true man, Who
 80   2,2,5  |         Thus, the synoptics and St. John mutually enhance and complement
 81   2,2,5  |            Mark also bore the name “John.” He too was a Jew by birth,
 82   2,2,5  |             Gospel According to St. John.~The Evangelist St. John
 83   2,2,5  |            John.~The Evangelist St. John the Theologian was a beloved
 84   2,2,5  |           Jewish community. His~son John was acquainted with the
 85   2,2,5  |    acquainted with the high priest. John’s mother, Salome, is mentioned
 86   2,2,5  |          Joseph the hoop maker.~St. John was at first a disciple
 87   2,2,5  |             first a disciple of St. John the Forerunner. After hearing
 88   2,2,5  |        immediately followed Christ (John 1:37-40). St. John later
 89   2,2,5  |          Christ (John 1:37-40). St. John later became a steadfast
 90   2,2,5  |            brother James and Peter, John was~worthy of a special
 91   2,2,5  |             rested on Jesus’ chest (John 13:23-25), and from this
 92   2,2,5  |          His Most Blessed Mother to John’s care, saying: “Behold
 93   2,2,5  |       Ardently loving Jesus Christ, John was full of indignation
 94   2,2,5  |    Ascension, we frequently see St. John with St. Peter. He together
 95   2,2,5  |       destruction of Jerusalem, St. John resides and ministers in
 96   2,2,5  |         Ephesus from his exile,~St. John wrote his Gospel and died
 97   2,2,5  |           Tradition claims that St. John wrote his Gospel at the
 98   2,2,5  |             which he had heard. St. John verified the truth of all
 99   2,2,5  |           Gospel.~The Gospel of St. John begins with the exposition
100   2,2,5  |            the Christian faith, St. John received the respected name
101   2,2,5  |              The primary purpose of John in writing the Gospel is
102   2,2,5  |      Gnostics, a heretical group of John’s time who posed as Christians,
103   2,2,5  |          harm to true Christianity. John answered these and other
104   2,2,5  |            the same essence as God. John affirmed also~that He was
105   2,2,5  |            the purpose of his work, John declared: “These~things
106   2,2,5  |            with a~special love, St. John penetrated deeply into the
107   2,2,5  |           Another unique quality of John’s Gospel is that, while
108   2,2,5  |           primarily in Galilee, St. John describes events~and preaching
109   2,2,5  |          evidenced in the Gospel of John, there were~three such trips
110   2,2,6  |             have life everlasting” (John 3:16); “If you can believe,~
111   2,2,6  |          not~seen and yet believe” (John 20:29, also see Matthew
112   2,2,6  |             the Spirit is spirit…” (John~3:6); “Whoever drinks of
113   2,2,6  |             into everlasting life” (John 4:13-14); “ If you then
114   2,2,6  |          guide us into all truth.” (John 16:13, also see John 7:37-
115   2,2,6  |                John 16:13, also see John 7:37-39 and 14:15-21, also
116   2,2,6  |            him up at the last day” (John 6:27-58; Luke 22:15-20).~
117   2,2,6  |             18:9-14, Mark 10:42-45, John~13:4-17, Matthew 20:1-16,
118   2,2,6  |            make Our home with him” (John 14:15-23); “By this~all
119   2,2,6  |         have love for one another” (John 13:35);~“Greater love has
120   2,2,6  |            s life for his friends” (John 15:13,~see also Matthew
121   2,2,6  |           see also Matthew 5:42-48, John 13:34-35).~Non-Judgment: “
122   2,2,6  |             8:34-38, Luke 14:25-27, John 12:25-26).~Patience: “In
123   2,2,6  |       worship in~spirit and truth” (John 4:23-24, see also Matthew
124   2,2,6  |       Matthew 18:19-20, Mark 11:23,~John 16:23-27, Mark 14:38, Luke
125   2,2,6  |             I have~spoken to you.” (John 15:3, Mark 7:15-23).~Reconciliation
126   2,2,6  |        snatch them out of My hand”~(John 10:28); “your joy no one
127   2,2,6  |            one will take from you” (John 16:22).~Repentance: “Repent
128   2,2,6  |          you shall be free indeed” (John 8:34-~37); “Unless you repent
129   2,2,6  |              see also Matthew 4:17, John 5:14, Luke 7:47, Matthew
130   2,2,6  |           God, believe also in Me” (John 14:1); “The things which
131   2,2,6  |          the truth hears My voice” (John 18:37;~also see Matthew
132   2,2,6  |            flock and one shepherd” (John 10:16); “That they all may~
133   2,2,6  |          believe that You sent Me” (John 17:21); “For where two or
134   2,3,1  |             the Truth~(Luke. 12:12, John. 16:13, 17:17-19). Albeit
135   2,3,2  |         discourse on this~Book, St. John Chrysostom explains the
136   2,3,3  |             James, 2 by Peter, 3 by John the Theologian, and 1 by
137   2,3,3  |           Twelve and brother of St. John the Theologian; 2) James~
138   2,3,3  |          from~Bethsaida in Galilee (John 1:42-45) and brother of
139   2,3,3  |         lambs” and “tend My sheep” (John 21:15-17). After~the descent
140   2,3,3  |          Epistles of the Evangelist John the Theologian.~The style
141   2,3,3  |             the Gospel according to John, while~ancient tradition
142   2,3,3  |             disciple of Christ. St. John was the son of Galilean~
143   2,3,3  |           Mat. 4:21 and Luke 5:10), John left~his parents' home,
144   2,3,3  |             Mark 5:37; Mat. 17:1;). John was honored by the Lord
145   2,3,3  |         Blessed~Mother, as Her son (John 13:23-25; 19:26). Although
146   2,3,3  |             not naming himself, St. John speaks of~himself as the
147   2,3,3  |         disciple that Christ loved (John 19:26). Of all the disciples,
148   2,3,3  |             all the disciples, only John did not~leave his Teacher
149   2,3,3  |             of the Holy Spirit, St. John continued to live in~Jerusalem
150   2,3,3  |        himself in his Epistles, St. John writes about~himself as
151   2,3,3  |            our Lord Jesus Christ (1 John 1:1-4).~The First General
152   2,3,3  |      General Epistle was written by John after he wrote the Gospel — “
153   2,3,3  |         heard we declare to you” (1 John 1:1-4) — and apparently
154   2,3,3  |             was written in Ephesus. John’s second Epistle contains~
155   2,3,3  |         i.e.~Ephesus, where Apostle John spent the last years of
156   2,3,3  |    Thaddaeus (Mat. 10:3; Mark~3:18; John 14:22). He was the son of
157   2,3,3  |             When he was~baptized by John the Baptist, he was named
158   2,3,3  |             that are exposed by St. John in the 2nd and 3rd chapters
159   2,3,3  |          walk just as He~walked” (1 John 2:6). “And now, little children,
160   2,3,3  |        before Him at His coming” (1 John 2:28). “If we love~one another,
161   2,3,3  |          given us of His Spirit” (1 John 4:12-13).~Born from above: “
162   2,3,3  |          who is begotten of Him” (1 John 5:1).~Conscience: “And by
163   2,3,3  |           confidence toward God” (1 John 3:19-~21).~End of the World,
164   2,3,3  |             gave us commandment” (1 John 3:23). “He who believes~
165   2,3,3  |         this life is in his Son” (1 John 5:10-11).~“But let him ask
166   2,3,3  |             it did~not know Him” (1 John 3:1).~Good deeds and righteousness: “
167   2,3,3  |    righteousness is born of Him” (1 John 2:29). “Beloved, do not~
168   2,3,3  |           evil has~not seen God” (3 John 1:11).~Knowing God: “Now
169   2,3,3  |             truth is~not in him” (1 John 2:3-4). “But you have an
170   2,3,3  |           you will abide in Him” (1 John 2:20 and~27).~Life: “The
171   2,3,3  |            was manifested to us” (1 John 1:2). “And this is~the promise
172   2,3,3  |      promised us – eternal life” (1 John 2:25). “We know that we
173   2,3,3  |         brother~abides in death” (1 John 3:14).~Light: “This is the
174   2,3,3  |           is no darkness at all” (1 John 1:5). “But if we walk in
175   2,3,3  |        cleanses us from all sin” (1 John 1:7). “He who says he is
176   2,3,3  |            has blinded his eyes” (1 John 2:9-11).~Love: “Now the
177   2,3,3  |         know that we are in Him” (1 John 2:5). “By this we know~love,
178   2,3,3  |            in deed and in truth” (1 John 3:16-18). “Beloved, let
179   2,3,3  |            God, for God is love” (1 John 4:7-8).~“Love has been perfected
180   2,3,3  |           love his brother also” (1 John 4:17-21). “By this we know
181   2,3,3  | commandments are not burdensome” (1 John 5:2-3).~“This is love, that
182   2,3,3  |           you should walk in it” (2 John 6).~Mercy: “For judgment
183   2,3,3  |           pleasing in His sight” (1 John 3:21-22). “Now this is the
184   2,3,3  |            we have asked of Him” (1 John~5:14-15).~Repentance: “Draw
185   2,3,3  |     commandment from the Father” (2 John 1:4). “Whoever transgresses
186   2,3,3  |        shares in his evil deeds” (2~John 1:9-11). “I have no greater
187   2,3,3  |          children walk in truth” (3 John 1:4).~Wisdom: “If any of
188   2,3,3  |           of God~abides forever” (1 John 2:15-17).~“You are of God,
189   2,3,3  |             who is in the world” (1 John 4:4). “For whatever is born
190   2,3,3  |        Jesus is the Son of God?” (1 John 5:4-5). “We~know that we
191   2,3,3  |          sway of the wicked one” (1~John 5:19).~Wrath: “For the wrath
192   2,5,1  |            means revelation) of St. John the Theologian is~the only
193   2,5,2  |     Apocalypse refers to himself as John (Rev. 1:1, 4 and 9, and
194   2,5,2  |          Church, he was the Apostle John, the beloved disciple~of
195   2,5,2  |              To the~inspired pen of John the Theologian belongs one
196   2,5,2  |          all the Apostles, only St. John the Theologian was subjected
197   2,5,2  |            of the Apocalypse by St. John the Theologian is in the
198   2,5,2  |          Rev. 1:2-9; 20:4; also~see John 1:7; 3:11; 21:24; 1 John
199   2,5,2  |            John 1:7; 3:11; 21:24; 1 John 5:9-11). The Lord Jesus
200   2,5,2  |           the Word”~(Rev. 19:13 and John 1:1-14 and 1 John 1:1) and “
201   2,5,2  |            13 and John 1:1-14 and 1 John 1:1) and “the Lamb” (Rev.
202   2,5,2  |             5:6 and 17:14; also see~John 1:36). The prophetic words
203   2,5,2  |              Seventy” (Rev. 1:7 and John 19:37,~Septuagint translation).
204   2,5,2  |        writings by the Holy Apostle John. They are explained as being
205   2,5,2  |             Apostle's writings. St. John, being a~Jew by birth and,
206   2,5,2  |         love and contemplation.~St. John's disciple St. Papias of
207   2,5,2  |        writer of the Apocalypse as~“John the Elder,” just as the
208   2,5,2  |          himself in his Epistles (2 John 1:1 and 3 John~1:1). Of
209   2,5,2  |          Epistles (2 John 1:1 and 3 John~1:1). Of great importance
210   2,5,2  |     Christianity, where the Apostle John had also lived many years
211   2,5,2  |    God-inspired book written by St. John the Theologian. One of them
212   2,5,2  |         Origen also acknowledge St. John as the author~of the Apocalypse.
213   2,5,2  |   attributing the Apocalypse to St. John~the Theologian, places it
214   2,5,2  |     authorship as being that of~St. John the Theologian because St.
215   2,5,2  |           turn was a student of St. John the Theologian, heading,
216   2,5,3  |            mention the exile of St. John to Patmos for witnessing
217   2,5,3  |           of Asia Minor to whom St. John directed his letters already
218   2,5,3  |    Evidently, the activities of St. John, who had spent a~long time
219   2,5,3  |        lines of the Apocalypse, St. John indicates the purpose of
220   2,5,3  |            of the Roman Empire. St. John the Theologian, having been
221   2,5,3  |            Domitian then exiled St. John to~the island of Patmos,
222   2,5,4  |       persecutions and sorrows. St. John discloses the common methods
223   2,5,4  |            due to the fact that St. John contemplated the fate of~
224   2,5,4  |         world, are~described by St. John as though they had happened
225   2,5,4  |            war with each other. St. John, through~his visions, gradually
226   2,5,4  |          made manifest, instructing John~to write the Revelation
227   2,5,5  |        around the year 67 A.D., St. John the Theologian took over
228   2,5,5  |           the~Island of Patmos, St. John wrote letters from there
229   2,5,5  |          the Lord Jesus Christ. St. John writes~of events of the
230   2,5,5  |             in Ephesus. Just as~St. John predicted, the light of
231   2,5,6  |             Liturgy.~(Chs. 4-5)~St. John received the Revelation
232   2,5,6  |             Divine Liturgy that St. John describes in the fourth
233   2,5,6  |           Among the saints whom St. John sees in Heaven, two groups,
234   2,5,6  |           the early ones.~Later St. John sees an innumerable throng
235   2,5,6  |          the fate of the world, St. John’s Apocalypse slowly directs~
236   2,5,8  |             beginning of these, St. John sees an angel conferring
237   2,5,8  |             onset of calamities St. John sees the saints ardently
238   2,5,8  |             fresh in the memory St. John. This war had~three phases (
239   2,5,8  |           the two witnesses for St. John.~Evidently, the two witnesses
240   2,5,9  |            the war~described by St. John occurred in the angelic
241   2,5,9  |          many contemporaries of St. John that the slain Nero~came
242   2,5,0  |             faithful to Christ, St. John directs~their vision toward
243   2,5,0  |   extravagance of~the “harlot,” St. John imagined rich Rome with
244   2,5,1  |             the devil (ch. 20), St. John does not follow a~chronological
245   2,5,1  |          devil.) In that order, St. John narrates~regarding the judgment
246   2,5,1  |       method of presentation by St. John~needs to be taken into account
247   2,5,2  |         Lord before His sufferings~(John 12:31). As we know from
248   2,5,2  |           shall come back to life” (John 11:25). The~“first resurrection”
249   2,5,2  |         this brief description, St. John concludes the writing of