John 21

Gospel of JohnSteve Gregg
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 to the previous 20 chapters and recounts the story of Jesus appearing to his disciples at the Sea of Tiberius. Gregg delves into the significance of the interactions between Jesus and Peter, examining their use of different words for love and discussing the possibility of hidden meanings in their dialogue. Ultimately, Gregg suggests that this chapter provides important context for understanding the fate of the disciple John.
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