John 20
Gospel of JohnSteve Gregg
In this discussion, Steve Gregg examines the events surrounding the resurrection of Jesus as recorded in the four Gospels, particularly in John 20. He explores the possibility of tampering with the tomb and the significance of the appearances of Jesus both in Jerusalem and in Galilee. Gregg notes that while Mary Magdalene was the first witness to the resurrection, it was John, the disciple whom Jesus loved, who believed without seeing. He concludes that Christians are expected to believe without seeing, but doubts and confusion can still arise.
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In "John 21," Steve Gregg provides insight into the final chapter of the Gospel of John. He notes that this chapter serves as an intentional epilogue
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Steve Gregg discusses the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion in John 19, highlighting Pontius Pilate's role in the decision. Pilate ultimately de
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