This work's word paracletus is often interpreted by clergy to mean the Holy Spirit. Its central figure is described as "the one true vine" and this bo
This work's word paracletus is often interpreted by clergy to mean the Holy Spirit. Its central figure is described as "the one true vine" and this book, which isn't Revelation, includes Seven Signs. Originating the line "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone," many editions translate its opening sentence's word logos so it reads "In the beginning there was the Word." Containing no parables, it recounts the raising of Lazarus and includes the fact that "God so loved the world that he gave us hisÂ… son" in chapter 3, verse 16. For 10 points, name this final, non-Synoptic Gospel which comes after Matthew, Mark, and Luke.
This work's word paracletus is often interpreted by clergy to mean the Holy Spirit.
Book of John