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The Disciple Jesus Loved: Who Was He?

Mac Montoya
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14th March 2022
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There are many disciples of Jesus Christ mentioned in the Bible, but who was the disciple that Jesus loved? This is a question that has puzzled people for centuries. Some say it was John, others say it was Peter. But who is really right? In this blog post, we will take a look at what the Bible says about this mysterious disciple.

The Bible tells us that the disciple Jesus loved was someone who leaned on His breast at the Last Supper. This would indicate that he was someone who was close to Jesus and trusted Him implicitly. This disciple is also mentioned as being present at key moments in Jesus’ life. For example, when He raised Lazarus from the dead and when He appeared on the road to Emmaus.

Who is the Disciple?

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John seems to be the most likely candidate for this disciple, as he is mentioned more times than any other disciple in the Bible. He was also known for being very close to Jesus and was present at many of the key moments of His ministry. Peter is a possible candidate as well, as he was one of the original disciples and was known for his zeal and dedication.

Ultimately, it is impossible to say for certain who the disciple Jesus loved was. However, from what we see in the Bible, it seems most likely that John was the one chosen by Christ. He was someone who had a deep faith and trust in Jesus and was always there when he was needed. Whoever this disciple was, we can be sure that Jesus loved him deeply and that he had a special place in His heart.

Do you have any thoughts on who the disciple Jesus loved might have been? Let us know in the comments below!

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