John : Devotional Studies on Living Eternally

By Blair, J. Allen

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Title:	John : Devotional Studies on Living Eternally
Author:	Blair, J. Allen
Volume:
Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Religion, Book of John
Collections:	Authors Community, Religion
Historic Publication Date:	1978
Publisher:	Loizeaux Bros.

Member Page:	Wells Tiedeman
Citation APA MLA Chicago Allen Blair, B. J. (1978). John : Devotional Studies on Living Eternally. Retrieved from http://gutenberg.cc/

Description
The Gospel ofJohn was written at a much later date than the first three Gospels. Truth had been perverted and the deity of Christ had been questioned. God laid His hand upon John to write the fourth Gospel to counteract this heresy, that all the peoples of the world might hear that Jesus is the Son of God. The purpose is stated clearly in John 20:30-31: "And many orher signs truly didJesus in the presence of His disciples, which are not written in this book: But these are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that . . . ye might have life through His name."

Summary
LIFE - the primary instinct of every human being... How dearly we cling to it at all cost! How we hope for a full and happy life! How we wish it would never end! The gospel of John has the secret - not only of life, but of life after death - eternal, everlasting life! This volume explores the Book of John, often called the Bibles most "beloved book." Like all Dr. Blair's writings, there is a tender gospel emphasis throughout, plus a gentle but inescapable challenge to commitment for the Christian reader.

Excerpt
Someone has said that the Gospel of John is "the greatest Book in the world." Another has declared it to be "the greatest love story ever told." No one would dare surmise how many lives have been drawn to Christ and transformed by this Gospel. Before his conversion, John, the son of Zebedee, the brother ofJames, had been a rugged fisherman casting nets on the Sea of Galilee. Though not named in the narrative, he simply refers to himself as "the disciple whom Jesus loved." This does not denote pride, but rather deep humiliation. It was the profound exaltation of the love of God which had drawn the wayward John to the Lord Jesus. John never ceased to marvel at this love which had changed his life completely.

Table of Contents
Introduction (The Gospel ofJohn) Chapter 1 The Mighty Christ ( 1 :1-5) The True Light ( I :6- I 3) God Became Man ( I : 14- l8) Just a Voice(l:19-28) The Lamb of God ( I :29-34) The First Disciples ( I 35-aZ) A Good Man Saved (l:43-51) Chapter 2 The First Miracle (2: t -l l) The Temple Cleansed (2: l2-22) Chapter ) A Nighttime Visitor (2:23 - 3:8) How Can It Be? (3:9-15) Everlasting Life (3: 16-21) Lord of All (3:22-36) Chapter 4 Jesus at the Well (a:1-6) The Living Water $:7 - 15) The Joyful Realization (4 : 1 6 - 30 ) The Satisfyitg Meat (4:31-42) Christ's Healing Power (4:43'54) Chapter 5 The Sorrowful Made Glad (5: l - t 6) Equal with the Father (5:1 7 -23) From Death to Life (5:24-29) Unquestionable Evidence (5 : 30-39) Hardened Hearts (5:a0 -47) Chapter 6 The Multitude Fed (6: l - 14) Walking on the Sea (6:15-21) Meat that Endurerh (6:22-27) Bread from Heaven (6:28-34) The Welcome Invitation (6:35-40) The Bread of Life (6:41-51) Flesh to Eat (6:52-59) False Disciples (6 : 60- 65) Unquestionable Confidence (6 : 66-7 I ) Chapter 7 The Great Divider (7: I - l3) The Astounding Teacher ( 7 :74-24) Divine Protection (7 :25-36) Rivers of Living Water ( 7 :37 -53) Chapter 8 The Sinful Woman (8: I - I l) The True Light (8:12-20) The Wuy Made Clear (8:21 -30) Who Is Your Father? (8:31-45) Shall Never Die (8:46-59) Chapter 9 The Blind Man Healed (9: I -L2) Unquestionable Evidence (9: I 3-25) Lord, I Believe (9:26-41 ) Chapter I 0 Only One Door ( l0: I -9) The Good Shepherd ( l0: l0- 18) Never Perish ( l0: I 9-30) The Unquestionable Proof ( l0 :3L-42) Chapter 11 The Believer and Sickness (11:1-6) To the Work ( I I 17- l6) The Welcome Saviour (l t : 17'29) The Compassion of Christ ( I I :30 -37) Life from the Dead ( 1 1 :38-46) The Wicked Plot ( 1 1 : 47 '57 ) Chapter 12 A Worthy Sacrifice (12:I -l I ) The Official Entry (12:12-19) We Would SeeJesus (12:20-26) Glorify Thy Name (12:27'33) The Evil of Unbelief (12:34'43) How to See God (12:44'50) Chapter 13 The Hour Has Come (13:1-5) A Worthwhile Example ( l3:6-15) Profession and Practice ( I 3: l6 '20) The Traitor Revealed ( l3:21 -30) The New Commandment ( I 3:31 -38) Chapter 14 Hope for Troubled Hearts (14:l -3) God's Wuy to Life ( I 4:4- 1 I ) Three Wonderful Promises ( 1 4:12- 17) The Proof of Love ( l4: I 8 '26) God's Gift of Peace ( 14 27 -31 ) Chapter 15 Abiding in Christ ( l5: I -6) Happy Christians ( I5 :7- I I ) Friends of God ( l5: l2- 16) Separated Living ( l5: 17 -2L) Without Excuse ( l5: 22-27) C hapter 1 6 Looking to the Furure ( 16: I -6) The Spirit's Ministry (16:7-15) Comfort Amidst Sorrow ( 16: LG-24) Christ's Enduring Peace (16: Zb-gl) Chapter 17 Glorify Thy Son (17 :1 -8) Our Supreme Objecrive (17 :g- t 6) One in Christ ( l7: t 7 -26) Chapter 18 The Garden of Grief ( l8: I - I 1) The Fearless and the Fearful (18: lZ-27) Art Thou a King? (18:28-40) Chapter I 9 The Condemned Saviour (l 9: I - I 6) The Cross of Glory ( I 9: I 7-30) Our Crucified Lord ( l9:31 -37) Love's Tender Care ( 19: 3S-42) Chapter 20 The Empty Tomb (20:l - l0) The Sorrowirg Made Glad (20:l I -18) Preparation for the Future (20:lg-23) A Doubter Convinced (20:24-ZL) Chapter 21 Fruitless Toil (2I : I -14) Unreserved Surrender (21 :l 5- I 7) Follow Me (21 : l8 -25)