John 14:1 shows a troubled hearts that is lived within work and rest—see "believe" and "don't". Give troubled hearts in what we celebrate and refuse—turn hope into steady work.

The setting is John—gospel narrative, highlighting troubled hearts. Within ch. 14, a small unit frames the emphasis. Watch the terms “believe” and “don't”.

John was received under the name of John the Apostle. Critical study of John often concludes: Tradition ties it to John’s circle; narrative differs from the Synoptics.. Scholars commonly date John AD 90–100. John appears framed for Johannine circles.. It sits within the Farewell Discourse (gospel narrative). Signs and discourses create a distinct theological portrait.