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Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene 20:11-18

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Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene 20:11-18

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This picture is is almost perfect to match the biblical story, it shows the pain of his mother’s face and and the desperation in Jesus’ body and the pain he is enduring. Even though the disciple has not embraced mary into his arms, this piece accurately depicts the passage. Mary is standing as if she is carrying a large burden on her shoulders, her head falls with sadness marked on her face. John is praying for Jesus, even though you cannot see his full face, the way he stands shows that he would do anything for Jesus. The meaning that the image conveys is, that we should pray for ourselves so that our sins can be forgiven. We should repent, and do better with our lives, and lead our lives in the way Jesus would. The image captures the theme of despair and a loss of hope as the way John embraces mary in his arms.

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Jesus washing the disciples’ feet: 13:1–17

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Jesus washing the disciples’ feet: 13:1–17

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The Beloved Disciple and the Women at the Foot of the Cross (19:25-27)

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The Beloved Disciple and the Women at the Foot of the Cross (19:25-27)

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Piercing of Jesus' Side: John 19:31 - 37

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Piercing of Jesus' Side: John 19:31 - 37

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By: Twesha Ghosh & Carolyn Singh

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The Appearance to Mary of Magdala: 20:11-18

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The Appearance to Mary of Magdala: 20:11-18

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Jesus washing the disciples’ feet: 13:1–17

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Jesus washing the disciples’ feet: 13:1–17

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Andres F. and Ignacio R.

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This picture illustrates the biblical story of Christ washing his disciples' feet at the Last Supper. It has an unusually low viewpoint and compressed space. Critics objected to the picture's coarseness - it originally depicted Jesus only semi-clad. This caused an outcry when it was first exhibited and it remained unsold for several years until Ford Madox Brown reworked the figure in robes. Brown was never invited to join the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood but he was a close associate of the group. Several members modelled for the disciples in this picture and the critic FG Stephens sat for Christ.
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'Jesus Washing Peter's Feet', Ford Madox Brown, 1852-6 | Tate

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Artwork page for 'Jesus Washing Peter's Feet', Ford Madox Brown, 1852-6 This picture illustrates the biblical story of Christ washing his disciples' feet at the Last Supper. It has an unusually low viewpoint and compressed space. Critics objected to the picture's coarseness - it originally depicted Jesus only semi-clad.

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 Jesus Washes the Disciples' Feet and Foretells His Betrayal

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 Jesus Washes the Disciples' Feet and Foretells His Betrayal

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Artist: Ford Madox Brown:

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Victoria Duenas and Zoie Tsoi

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http://www.textweek.com/yeara/eastera2.htm

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National Gallery of Australia

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The Beloved Disciple and the Women at the Foot of the Cross  (19:25–27)

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The Beloved Disciple and the Women at the Foot of the Cross  (19:25–27)

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LOCATION: In Colmar from the Web Museum
ARTIST: Matthias Grünewald
DATE: About 1515
Jesus is on the cross getting crucified, Mary Magdalene is at Jesus' feet. There is a mysterious lamb which is not a correct rendition from the bible. Also John was not present at the crucifixion.
Jesus is deceased, Mary Magdalene looks as if she has hope, Mary looks sad,  John looks as if he knows what is going to happen. Clopus looks to be consoling Mary.
They are mourning Jesus' death and expecting and accepting what is to come next of him.
Jesus is getting praised because He is the savior just as John's main theme depicts.

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Caravaggio

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Ainsley Trunkhill and Isabelle Valdez

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This piece is titled The Morning of the Resurrection. It was exhibited at the Grosvenor Gallery. The artist of this piece is Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones. It was made in 1882. The painting is an accurate depiction of the bible story. It shows two angels seated at the head and feet of where Jesus' body once lied. It also shows Mary Magdalene turning to look back and seeing Jesus standing behind her. The painting stays true to the story and does not add in anything or take anything away from the original verses. The only thing possibly different is the appearance of the figures. The angels specifically are the artist's interpretation of what they might have actually looked like. The angels are portrayed as very calm and natural. Mary looks mildly frightened or sad. Jesus is standing up above everyone else, showing that he is still alive and the true king. Mary is hunched over and appears timid. The angels are seated and have their focus on Jesus. Mary looks a though she might be in motion and go towards Jesus as she starts to realize his identity. The message conveyed in this painting is that Jesus is all powerful and has reign even over death. We must place our faith and trust in him. This picture does a good job capturing the scene that is depicted in the bible, but in our opinion does not completely demonstrate the true emotions at this scene as Jesus and the angels do not appear as powerful as they could be. It does, however, show that Jesus is the true savior and describes how we should place our faith in him and in the Word of God.

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Sometime between 1852-186

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Highly accurate. It shows the way Jesus has held the towel around his waist just as he did in the bible.

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The Beloved Disciple and the Women at the Foot of the Cross  (19:25–27)

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The Beloved Disciple and the Women at the Foot of the Cross  (19:25–27)

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John (20:24 - 29)

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The bible story did not say that there were more people than just Jesus and Thomas in the room.

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1602

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The characters emotions are full of curiosity and calmness. The painting seems to be in motion.

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Located in Neues Palais, Potsdam
By: Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio
Approximately created 1601
The image depicts perfectly when Jesus comes through the doors, when they are locked. It shows when Thomas finally believes.
Thomas is in the motion of sticking his finger into Jesus' side and Jesus is helping do so, in order for him to believe. The two other disciples were stunned at what is happening and are watching Thomas invade Jesus.
The piece tells us that as humans we often only believe things if we see, feel, or touch and will have doubt until we have done it.
It does not really capture John's theme for the gospel. This piece does not really show a savior.

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The image conveys to have faith/belief in Jesus!

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The characters in the background are dicpicted as dramatic and shocked when they see Jesus washing Peters feet.

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Jesus is telling his disciples to have trust in the word of God after he was resurrected.

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The Beloved Disciple and The Women at the Foot of The Cross (19: 25-27) 

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The Beloved Disciple and The Women at the Foot of The Cross (19: 25-27) 

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Washing the Feet by John August Swanson

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Christ's Side Pierced With A Lance by Peter Paul Rubens

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Christ's Side Pierced With A Lance by Peter Paul Rubens

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Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
Antwerp, Belgium

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1989

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Both Unknown

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Peter Paul Rubens

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During the 17th Century

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- Accurate; Jesus and the 13 Apostles are depicted.
- This author added four miniature scenes at the top of each pillar.

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Christ Washing the Feet of the Disciples(1535-40)

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Christ Washing the Feet of the Disciples(1535-40)

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Jose
The piece is titled Christ Washing the Feet of the Disciples. The 201 x 164 cm piece is located in Szépmûvészeti Múzeum.The piece was created by CAYLINA, Paolo the Younger around 1535-40 AD. The picture describes the story accurately for the most part. They picture was paying attention to the detail of esus removing his outer clothing and wrapping a towel around his waist. The disciples in the background are shown conversing with each other in confusion  as Jesus washes peter’s feet. This picture conveys the recurring theme of Jesus being a servant. When you kneel you become unequal to those who are standing.

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Jesus is humbling himself down by washing Peter's feet. He is showing that he is just like everyone else.

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The Crucification by Salimbeni.

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- The characters in the art are static and they are not in motion.
- They are all watching Jesus wash Peter's feet very closely

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How accurately does the image depict the biblical story on which it is based? What, if anything, is missing? What has been added?

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How accurately does the image depict the biblical story on which it is based? What, if anything, is missing? What has been added?

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The painting is very accurate to the passage. The painting shows the women mourning for the crucification of Jesus. It also shows the soldier piercing Jesus at his side with a spear. This scenario was depicted in the passage.

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What spiritual, theological, or Christological message or meaning does the image convey?

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What spiritual, theological, or Christological message or meaning does the image convey?

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The theological message or meaning that this images conveys is when the soldier pierces Jesus and both blood and water come out, it represents that Jesus is the truth and and that we should believe.

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Title: The Sorrowful Mother
Location: The Brooklyn Museum
Artist: James Tissot
Date: 1863-1902
This image portrays that Jesus is telling the Beloved Disciple to take his mother with him since he is going to die. The other women, Mary Magdalene and Mary, cry under his cross. This image doesn't show the Beloved Disciple taking Mary to his home. The people show emotion in the image with Mary Magdalene holding the cross, begging for Jesus not to die, Mary also trying to go to the cross, and Mary the sister and the Beloved Disciple unwillingly holding Mary back. Mary Magdalene is static while the rest of the people are in motion. The spiritual message this image conveys is the mother of Jesus watching her son die in front of her because of a horrible act. All women cannot accept the fact that Jesus has to die for sin to be forgiven

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This piece titled " Crucifixion"was created in 1410-1415 by Hermann Shadeberg. It is located in the Unterlinden Museum, in Comar France. This image summarizes the passage of the bible when Jesus was pierced. It feels although that nothing is missing but I feel like that the sheer amount of people gathered is exaggerated. There are about 16 characters in the image with most of them showing some amount of grief due to their heads being tilted and an awkward stance, but some are just standing there almost not feeling any emotion such as the men in red. All of the characters seem to be in motion in this art piece. We believe that this image conveys that many people felt grief during Jesus's death but the Romans (whom I believe is in red) showed little to no remorse. The word of God is to an extent shown here because most of the people are showing grief and that shows that they at the very least cared about Jesus.

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How are the characters in the image depicted? With what emotions? What attitude is reflected in their body positioning? Are they static or in motion?

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How are the characters in the image depicted? With what emotions? What attitude is reflected in their body positioning? Are they static or in motion?

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The people around Jesus looks like they are in distress and are wondering why they put Jesus through so much harm. The solider attacking Jesus looks determined. Mary's body looks like she is about to faint. The painting is in motion, as we can imagine the soldier piercing Jesus and the crowd either mourning or not caring.

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Jesus washing the disciples’ feet: 13:1–17

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Jesus washing the disciples’ feet: 13:1–17

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https://www.lds.org/media-library/images/jesus-washing-apostles-feet-39588?lang=eng

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This untitled artwork by William Morris in the Trinity Church depicts Mary bowing down to Jesus after seeing him resurrected. In this depiction of the scene, a shovel that Jesus in holding is added to justify why Mary may have confused him for a gardener. The tomb itself that Jesus had just left from the verse is not visibly shown along with the angels in that tomb. Halos in the form of circles are shown around Mary and Jesus' heads to depict their holiness. The artwork shows Mary's surprise and humility after seeing Jesus resurrected in the fact that she kneels before him. Jesus is seen pointing upwards as if he is talking about God and heaven like when he says, "I am going to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God," in John 20:17. The artwork portrays the theme of John by the fact that Jesus is teaching the word of God to Mary.The date that the artist created this is unknown.

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Both unknown as well

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Jesus was washing the disciples feet rather them washing his feet. He is washing away the sins of the disciples as an act of service

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1416

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It shows that Jesus was human and portrays act of service by washing his disciples feet.

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The tapestry is not accurate because there are a lot of extra details that weren't in the real biblical story. For example, there are not horses in the biblical story, no that many angels, and way too many people. The tapestry is overcrowded with people and soldiers with weapons that were not in the biblical story. However, it depicts Mary and Jesus' disciples at the foot of the cross well.

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To what extent does the image capture the particular themes and emphases of John's Gospel

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To what extent does the image capture the particular themes and emphases of John's Gospel

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The extent at which the image depicts the particular themes of John's gospel is that it represents that God sacrificed his only begotten son so that we may be free from our sins.

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This image is the background of a famous picture, Divine Mercy by St. Faustina.

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(John 13:1-17)

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The tapestry is in motion and everyone is crying and all over the place.

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How accurately does the image depict the biblical story on which it is based? 

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How accurately does the image depict the biblical story on which it is based? 

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This image accurately depicts the biblical scripture it was based on. As the scripture states, Roman soldiers pierced Jesus' side to make sure he was dead on the cross. After, blood and water both spilled from his sides but, the water and blood in this image may be exaggerated.

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The angels depict that Jesus is being looked upon by his Father and he is going to heaven.

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This artwork is titled 'Christ Washing the Feet of His Disciples' painted by Tintoretto. The piece is located in Museo del Prado, Madrid and created in 1547. In this artistic depiction it shows the disciples tying on their shoes after getting their feet washed by Jesus. Their faces look neutral and their bodies are in motion. Each disciple are pictured with haloes. This picture captures the main theme of the Gospel of John, picturing the disciples shocked is showing the theme that Jesus is divine.

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This artwork is titled 'Christ Washing the Feet of His Disciples' painted by Tintoretto. The piece is located in Museo del Prado, Madrid and created in 1547. In this artistic depiction it shows the disciples tying on their shoes after getting their feet washed by Jesus. Their faces look neutral and their bodies are in motion. Each disciple are pictured with haloes. This picture captures the main theme of the Gospel of John, picturing the disciples shocked is showing the theme that Jesus is divine.

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Washing people's feet allows you to humble yourself. As shown in this piece of artwork, Jesus, the Son of God, is being modest towards his Apostles. He is washing their feet and relinquishing his status in that moment in order to make himself equal to his disciples.

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How are the characters in the image depicted? With what emotions? What attitude is reflected in their body positioning? Are they static or in motion?

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How are the characters in the image depicted? With what emotions? What attitude is reflected in their body positioning? Are they static or in motion?

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The characters are Jesus, Jewish bystanders, Roman soldiers, both Marys, and John. Jesus seems indifferent and dead. The Jewish bystanders are not depicted clearly enough to decipher. While, the Roman soldiers seem to be acting out of hatred and heartlessness. Both Marys show a sense of grief and heartbrokenness as John seems to be protective of Mary, Jesus mother. All these characters seem to be in motion as so much is happening at once and the beams of blood and water create a sense of movement.

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The tapestry depicts Mary and his disciples crying out really well. It also shows how Jesus sacrificed himself for our own sins.

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The title of this piece is "Jesus washing the Apostles' feet" By Del Parson. The location where this piece is unknown. The painting was created between 1548-1549. We think it is pretty accurate but doesn't express peter's reaction or their conversation. Some of the characters look confused as to why Jesus needed to wash their feet, and some of them look reluctant to letting him wash their feet. Jesus looks sorrowful or miserable. The message this image shows is that everyone is equal and no one with any amount of power is above anyone else or work. This picture relates to the theme of the gospel because the theme is Jesus is the word of God and when Jesus is washing their feet he is teaching his apostles more of God's word or opinion on how they should live.

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The title of this piece is "Jesus washing the Apostles' feet" By Del Parson. The location where this piece is unknown. The painting was created between 1548-1549. We think it is pretty accurate but doesn't express peter's reaction or their conversation. Some of the characters look confused as to why Jesus needed to wash their feet, and some of them look reluctant to letting him wash their feet. Jesus looks sorrowful or miserable. The message this image shows is that everyone is equal and no one with any amount of power is above anyone else or work. This picture relates to the theme of the gospel because the theme is Jesus is the word of God and when Jesus is washing their feet he is teaching his apostles more of God's word or opinion on how they should live.

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What spiritual, theological, or Christological message or meaning does the image convey?

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What spiritual, theological, or Christological message or meaning does the image convey?

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Both blood and water are coming out of Jesus' body. This shows two theological meanings. First of all, if blood comes out of a body they are still alive, if water comes out, they are dead. This shows that Jesus is both dead and alive which in the end means that Jesus is going with his father but he is also here with us. He will never leave us and will stay with us forever, but he's also with his father watching over us. The other meaning is that this proves how Jesus is both human and divine. He is not just God's son but he also human and walked the same earth that we walk on everyday.

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To what extent does the image capture the particular themes and emphases of John’s Gospel?

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To what extent does the image capture the particular themes and emphases of John’s Gospel?

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As John’s Gospel message is that Jesus is the word of God. This represents this message as the blood and water confirms the message that God is totally human and totally God. So that his existence confirms God’s promise to come down and save humanity while also confirming the fact that God was willing to provide us the ultimate mercy by coming down and becoming one of us.