Outline of the Gospel according to St. John: Verse by Verse

The Gospel of John, the fourth book of the New Testament, is in turn placed fourth in the order of the gospels. It is composed of approximately 18,000 words, organized into 21 Chapters and 879 verses in total. Terms such as Father (in reference to God), Jesus, abiding, knowing, truth, and life are frequent words that appear in this gospel more than in any other. Jesus is mentioned 250 times in total. and eight miracles of Him are presented (John chapters 2,4,5,6,9,11 and 21).This gospel is characterized by being different in style and theme to the other three gospels, (Matthew, Mark and Luke) these differences include chronologies, descriptions, details of a geographical nature and other aspects with respect to the synoptic gospels. Jesus of Nazareth is presented from the beginning as the Logos highlighting his eternity and deity.

The Gospel of John contains many verses unparalleled in the synoptics, even the sections or accounts that do have similar or parallel in Matthew, Mark, or Luke are told differently. The author, according to tradition, was John the apostle and has been dated to about 90 A.C., there are those who question this through observations about the apparent lack of unity in its conclusion, its style, and the estimated date of writing. The Gospel of John is a writing for edification and meditation that can be read in full in 1hs 5 minutes , but it takes a lifetime to discover.
I wish to present to you a simple sketch of this wonderful God-inspired book, "The Gospel of John".
Mario Alsina