Gospel of John
Scripture · Gospel · c. 90–100 · Greek
The spiritual gospel, as Clement of Alexandria called it: the Word made flesh, the seven signs, the long discourses of the upper room. Tradition assigns it to John in his old age at Ephesus; its prologue became the grammar of every later creed.
To: the church — 'that you may believe'
Surviving witnesses
- 𝔓52 · GA P52 · Rylands Library Papyrus P52 · c. 125–175 · John Rylands Library, Manchester, Gr. P. 457
- 𝔓66 · GA P66 · Papyrus Bodmer II · c. 200 · Bibliotheca Bodmeriana, Cologny, P. Bodmer II
- 𝔓75 · GA P75 · Papyrus Bodmer XIV–XV · c. 175–225 · Vatican Apostolic Library, Pap. Hanna 1 (Mater Verbi)
- א · GA 01 · Codex Sinaiticus · 4th century · British Library · Leipzig University Library · St Catherine's Monastery, Sinai · National Library of Russia, Add MS 43725 (London)
- Rabbula · Rabbula Gospels · 586 · Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Florence, Plut. I, 56
Authors
- John the Evangelist author