Jesus teaches a fruit eternal that is traced in planning and improvising. John 4:36: notice "who" and "reaps". Practice fruit eternal in hospitality and listening—make holiness concrete.

The setting is John—gospel narrative, developing fruit eternal. Read in John 4, its force becomes clearer. Listen for “who” alongside “reaps”.

Long‑standing tradition credits John to John the Apostle. John is frequently described this way: Often linked with a Johannine circle; style distinct from the Synoptics.. Scholars commonly date John AD 90–100. John seems aimed at Johannine circles.. Genre and setting: gospel narrative, in the Samaritan woman at the well. Johannine style and community setting feature in scholarly accounts.