Greek analysis
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The Gospel of John
Greek Exegesis & Sermon Collection
Seven passage guides that connect detailed Greek analysis with literary context, theological movement, and responsible sermon development.
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More than a sermon outline.
The collection begins with the Greek text rather than a finished homiletical idea. It helps the reader work from lexical form and morphology toward clause-level meaning, passage structure, theological emphasis, and contemporary proclamation.
Passage context
Literary, scriptural, social, and historical observations keep word study connected to the movement of the Gospel.
Sermon development
Expanded Greek-informed outlines lead into a clear sermon shape without pretending that parsing alone produces a sermon.
Transparent sources
Commentaries and grammar resources are cited in Harvard style, with open-source Greek data clearly attributed.
Included in the collection
John 1:1-18The Prologue: Word, life, light, incarnation, and revelation.
John 3:1-21Nicodemus: birth from above, Spirit, Son, judgment, and faith.
John 4:1-42The Samaritan Woman: living water, worship, witness, and mission.
John 6:22-59Bread of Life: seeking, believing, divine provision, and true nourishment.
John 10:1-18The Good Shepherd: voice, belonging, protection, sacrifice, and life.
John 15:1-17Vine and Branches: abiding, fruitfulness, love, and friendship.
John 20:1-31Resurrection and Faith: witness, commissioning, Thomas, and the Gospel's purpose.
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The John 1:1-18 guide is the free sample, not a shortened advertisement. It lets you assess the depth, format, and teaching approach before purchasing the collection.
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