Discuss the themes of light and darkness in the Gospel of John. How does John use these motifs to convey spiritual truths? How does John present Jesus's identity as the Son of God in his Gospel? What evidence does John provide to support this claim? In John's Gospel, Jesus performs several miraculous signs. Choose one of these signs (e.g., turning water into wine, feeding the 5,000) and discuss its significance in relation to the larger themes of the Gospel. Compare and contrast the portrayal of Jesus in the Gospel of John with the other Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke). How does John's perspective differ from the synoptic Gospels? Discuss the concept of belief in the Gospel of John. What does it mean to believe in Jesus according to John, and how does this belief lead to eternal life? Explore the role of the Holy Spirit in the Gospel of John. How does John depict the Spirit's work in the lives of believers and the world? Examine the relationship between Jesus and his disciples in the Gospel of John. How does John depict the disciples' growth and understanding of Jesus over the course of the narrative? Analyze the encounters between Jesus and various individuals in the Gospel of John (e.g., Nicodemus, the Samaritan woman, Mary and Martha). What do these interactions reveal about Jesus's ministry and message? Discuss the concept of eternal life in the Gospel of John. How does John describe what eternal life entails and how it is attained? Reflect on the significance of the crucifixion and resurrection in the Gospel of John. How does John present these events as essential to the message of salvation and redemption?