John 10:11–18: The Shepherd Dies for His Sheep
Jesus ties his death to a particular flock he knows by name, while announcing other sheep who will hear his voice. The passage presents his death as knowing, willing and his own act under the Father's command.
Isaiah 6:1–8: Holy King, Clean Lips, Send Me
Isaiah's call begins with a vision of the exalted King, not with a volunteer. He is undone, cleansed from the altar, and only then does he answer, Here I am. Send me, to a message that will be resisted.
John 11:45–53: Why the Pharisees Wanted Jesus Dead
The council that condemned Jesus did not act out of confusion. They had seen the signs, feared Rome, and chose national survival over submission to what God was doing. John shows God turning that verdict into the salvation of the scattered children of God.