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In the Gospel of John, the word "believe" (Greek: "pisteuo") signifies a deep, personal trust and faith in Jesus Christ as the Son of God and Savior. It goes beyond mere intellectual assent; it involves a relational commitment and reliance on Him for salvation. This belief is central to receiving eternal life and is often linked to the themes of light, truth, and spiritual rebirth throughout the text.
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How many times is the word believe found in the gospel of John?
The word "believe" is found 75 times in the NIV Bible's Gospel of John.
What does In principio erat verbum mean?
"In the beginning was the word": the opening of the Gospel of John in the Vulgate translation.
Which Gospel opens with In the beginning was the Word?
The Gospel according to John
What gospel is characterized by the word and?
the book of john
Which gospel explains that Jesus Christ is the Word of God who became a human being and lived among us?
The concept of Jesus Christ as the Word of God was developed by the author of John's Gospel.
What word pictures are in the Gospel of John?
the future, of course!
What gospel explains that Jesus is the Word of God who became a human being and lived among us?
The Gospel of John. It begins with the statement: John 1:1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
How many times does the word 'word' appear in gospel according to St John Chapter one?
In the King James versionthe word - word - appears697 times in the Bible22 times in the Gospel according to St John3 times in chapter 1 of the Gospel according to St John
How many times does the word prayer appear in the gospel of john?
According to my trusty copy of Strong's, "Prayer" IS NOT FOUND in the Gospel of John. (KJV) BUT the word "Pray" is in there 6 times.
What is Christ called in the first chapter of John's gospel?
The Word
What does 316 mean in the gospel?
Word of God
Why is the genealogy of Jesus not in John's Gospel?
A:There are two different genealogies of Jesus, in Matthew's Gospel and Luke's Gospel. We know that the author of John knew the version in Luke because it has been established that the author of John based his gospel loosely on Luke's Gospel. That he did not use that genealogy suggests he did not consider it important, did not believe it or felt that it did not suit the Jesus he wished to portray in John's Gospel. Whereas Luke portrays Jesus as the human son of God from conception, John portrays him as divine and pre-existing. Verse 1:1 says, "In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." It is not hard to realise that the author thought the idea of a human genealogy was too profane for this concept. John's emphasis was to be on the divinity of Jesus, not a claim to be the Jewish messiah based on a supposed descent from King David.
