Book of John
21 chapters, 879 verses, in the World English Bible.
Chapters
Reflections on John
If we can edit out a family's cancer, must we?
Nicole Ezra lost most of her colon at 13 to a gene her family has carried for generations. Jesus was once asked whose fault such a thing is.
The Pastor Who Sent His Family to Safety and Flew Back
A man walked out of a Chinese prison on July 4. Eight of his colleagues did not. The decision that defines him was made eight years earlier, at an airport.
The one who could undo the death stopped to cry first
An actress who buried both parents while fighting cancer said grief has no formula. At his friend's tomb, knowing he was about to raise him, Jesus wept first
The Blind Received Their Sight
Gene therapy gave sight to children born blind. The breakthrough echoes a gospel account. The cost is $425,000 per eye.
Dirt-Powered Fuel Cells Harvest Energy from Decay
Northwestern engineers extract electricity from soil microbes, turning decomposition into a power source that could outlast batteries and solar panels alike.
A 25-Year Quest to Restore Sight
The first gene therapy to cure inherited blindness took a quarter century. The scientists who built it started with what they couldn't see.
The Hands That Carry You
A dying woman asked her friends to weave her casket. They came anyway. Scripture remembers who shows up when the body needs carrying.
A Fake Disease Is Now a Diagnosis
A researcher invented a fictional illness with obvious joke warnings throughout. AI chatbots began diagnosing people with it anyway. Millions consult these systems for medical advice.