John Zebedee

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John Zebedee (129:1.12) (139:4sec) (141:7.14) (143:3.5) (143:5.12) (144:1.7) (178:2.6-8) (192:1.3) (192:4.7). See also apostles of Jesus
actions
baptized by John in December A.D. 25 (135:8.1)
became apostle (137:1.5-8)
claimed preferred seat at Last Supper (179:1.4)
collected Palm Sunday donkey (172:3.6)
fishing partner of Andrew, Peter, and brother James (139:1.1) (139:3.1) (139:4.1)
forbade strange preacher (159:2.1)
helped bear Jesus’ body to tomb (188:1.3)
laid hands on converts receiving Spirit of Truth (139:5.9)
led Jesus to pool of Bethesda (147:3.1-2)
married brother James’s widow (82:5.5) (83:5.4) (139:4.12)
personal agent regarding Jesus’ family (129:2.3,4,10,11) (139:4.1,4) (174:0.2) (181:2.2-3) (187:4.7)
purchased Capernaum house for Jesus (129:2.4,10) (134:1.1)
searched 40 days for Jesus (136:3.7)
selected Judas Alpheus (138:2.7)
assigned as personal aide to Jesus (138:10.3) (139:4.2,3) (181:2.2)
attitude
apostle of new commandment (139:4.6) (181:2.4)
became dominated by brotherly devotion (139:4.6) (192:2.1)
believed Jesus had risen (189:5.3) (191:0.2)
believed Jesus would return before his death (192:2.5-6)
bid fire devour insolent Samaritans (139:3.5) (139:4.8) (162:0.2) (181:2.4)
conceited, bigoted and intolerant; self-contained (139:3.4) (139:4.4-5,8) (181:2.4)
cool and daringly courageous; faithful, devoted (139:4.5,10)
favored proclaiming Jesus king (152:2.5)
first apostle to believe in resurrection (139:4.10)
grasped significance of entry into Jerusalem (172:5.5)
impetuous (38:0.1)
naturally thought in symbols (172:5.5)
never overcame disinclination to talk (139:4.7)
son of thunder (139:3.1,5) (139:4.6) (181:2.4)
Book of Revelations written by (139:4.14)
four and twenty elders reference (45:4.1)
First Epistle written as cover letter for Gospel of John (121:8.10)
Gospel of John
avoided all reference to casting out devils (145:2.13)
has viewpoint of Alexandrian Christians, disciples of Philo (121:6.6)
inspired by John Zebedee; written by Nathan (121:8.10) (139:4.4,15)
Jesus’ avoidance of writing delayed (121:0.1) (121:8.3)
presents triumphant Jesus in full consciousness of divinity (196:2.3)
Jesus’ admonitions to (174:0.2) (181:2.2-5) (192:2.1)
Jesus took to Jerusalem (134:9.1)
outstanding theologian (139:4.15)
present
among 120 at Pentecost (194:1.2)
as designated observer at Jewish court (183:5.3-4) (184:3.2)
asleep in Gethsemane (182:3.1-4)
at crucifixion (only apostle) (139:4.10) (183:4.5) (187:2.7) (187:3.2) (187:5.1,4)
at empty tomb (189:5sec)
at Jesus’ appearances (191:2,5secs) (192:1-4secs) (193:0,3,5secs)
at Jesus’ examination by Pilate (185:3.1)
at transfiguration (158:0.2) (158:2.5)
in adjoining room during Jesus’ humiliation (184:4.2)
near Jesus after his arrest (183:4.3,5) (183:5.3)
public preacher (141:3.2)
questions of (140:10.9) (148:6.1)
referred to as a prophet (34:4.11)
right-hand support of Peter (139:4.11)
Salome asked preference for (139:3.8) (171:0.4-7) (181:2.15)
special instructions to (140:8.1)
used term “eternal life” for “kingdom of heaven” (170:2.24)
visions of
Lucifer rebellion (53:7.7)
mortals on Jerusem (47:10.2)
new Jerusalem in post-Teacher Son era (52:7.11)
Salvington and Jerusem (34:4.11-12)
well known to Annas’s older servants (184:0.3)
youngest apostle, unmarried, from Capernaum; 24 in A.D. 26 (139:4.1) (181:2.2)

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