It opens by describing the logos that "was with God" and "was God.
This book's namesake author is often identified with an unnamed person whom its central figure "loved." This book includes two dialogues with Nicodemus, and it includes a two-word sentence that's the shortest verse in most versions of the Bible. It originated the epithet (*) "Doubting Thomas." It opens by describing the logos that "was with God" and "was God." This is the only book to describe Jesus raising Lazarus and turning water into wine at Cana. This gospel includes the "God so loved the world" line and begins "In the beginning was the Word." For 10 points, name this non-synoptic fourth Gospel, whose namesake shares his name with the saint who baptized Jesus.
This book's namesake author is often identified with an unnamed person whom its central figure "loved.
Gospel according to John (The two-word sentence is “Jesus wept.”) &lt;MK/JR&gt;