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John
John, son of Zebedee and brother of James, was one of the three apostles closest to Jesus. Known as "the disciple whom Jesus loved," he wrote the Gospel of John, three epistles, and Revelation. At the cross, Jesus entrusted his mother to John's care.
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Callc. AD 27
Sea of GalileeJesus calls John and his brother James from their fishing nets to become disciples.
MRK 1:19-20Inner Circlec. AD 27-30
GalileeJohn becomes part of Jesus' inner circle with Peter and James, witnessing the Transfiguration and Gethsemane.
MRK 9:2; 14:33Crucifixionc. AD 30
GolgothaJohn stands at the cross; Jesus entrusts His mother Mary to John's care.
JHN 19:26-27
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John the BaptistForerunner of the Messiah
JonahThe Reluctant Prophet
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Joseph of ArimatheaThe One Who Buried Jesus
JoshuaSuccessor of Moses
Joshua the High PriestFirst High Priest of the Second Temple
JosiahReformer King of Judah
JudahSon of Jacob, Ancestor of David and Christ
Judas IscariotThe Betrayer of Jesus
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