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TeachingJohn 3:22–36
John the Baptist explains why Jesus’ growing ministry does not threaten his own. In this passage, John points away from himself and speaks clearly about who Jesus is and why people must listen to him.
TeachingJohn 5:16–47
Jesus responds to persecution with a sustained teaching about his relationship with the Father, his authority to give life and judge, and the testimony people are refusing to accept.
TeachingJohn 6:22–71
After the crowd finds Jesus again, he moves the conversation beyond a meal they enjoyed. He teaches that the real issue is not temporary bread, but who he is and how people respond to him.
TeachingJohn 7:1–53
At the Feast of Booths, Jesus speaks in the temple and people argue about him. This chapter traces growing tension over his timing, his teaching, where he comes from, and whether people will judge him rightly.
TeachingJohn 8:12–59
Jesus teaches in the temple about light, truth, freedom, and his relationship with the Father.
TeachingJohn 10:1–21
In John 10:1–21, Jesus uses a parable about sheep, a shepherd and a door to explain who he is.
TeachingJohn 10:22–42
At the Festival of Dedication, people pressed Jesus to speak plainly about who he is. In this passage, Jesus points to his works, describes his sheep, and explains his relationship with the Father.
TeachingJohn 12:20–50
Some visitors ask to see Jesus, and his answer turns to his coming death, the call to follow him, and the urgent need to believe while the light is still with the people.
TeachingJohn 13:31–35; John 14:1–16:33
Jesus prepares his disciples for his departure with connected teaching about love, trust, prayer, the Holy Spirit, life in him like branches in a vine, and peace during coming trouble.
TeachingJohn 20:30–31
John pauses to explain why this book includes some signs and leaves many others out. These two verses give a clear purpose statement centred on believing something true about Jesus and having life in his name.
TeachingActs 2:14–36
Peter stands with the eleven and tells the people in Jerusalem to listen carefully. He explains what they are witnessing by quoting Scripture, then by speaking about Jesus’ death, resurrection, exaltation, and identity.
TeachingActs 3:11–26
After a healed man stays beside Peter and John, a wondering crowd gathers. Peter uses the moment to explain that the healing came through Jesus, and he calls the people to respond to what God has done.
TeachingActs 5:12–16
Acts 5:12–16 gives a short overview of the apostles’ public ministry. It highlights signs and wonders, the people’s mixed response, the growth of believers, and the healing of those brought from Jerusalem and nearby cities.
TeachingActs 7:1–53
When the high priest questions Stephen, he answers with a sermon built from Israel’s history.
