In the book of John 13:23, John was described as the disciple “whom Jesus loved”, and he was, along with James, part of the Savior’s inner three. John wrote much of the New Testament Bible ...

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Visit the homepage for more information. Q: When Mary was standing near the cross and Jesus saw his mother and a disciple whom he loved standing next to her, he told his mother that she was now his ...

John apparently had a special relationship with Jesus, being “the disciple whom Jesus loved” and sat next to Him at the last supper. He was present at most major events during Jesus ...

Although his message was proving popular, the claim of his disciples that Jesus was the son of God offended many people. What’s more, his ideas were revolutionary and threatened to undermine ...

Jesus wanted to teach other people about God. He picked a group of followers to help him. They were ordinary men who he knew loved God. These people were known as disciples. The disciples helped ...

In this excerpt, the other disciples are discouraged and grieving Jesus' death ... Peter said to Mary, "Sister, we know that the Saviour loved you more than the rest of women.

Written by Luke the beloved physician (Col 4:14), Luke-Acts seamlessly connects the life of Jesus to the lives of the early Apostles after the resurrection. The gospel of Luke is about what Jesus ...