John 21:24-25

[24] This the disciple which testifieth of and wrote and we know that his testimony true. [25] And also many other things Jesus did, the which, if they should be written every one, I suppose the world itself could not contain the books that should be written.

What is the context of John 21:24-25?

A Concluding Word of Testimony (John 21:24-25 true)
Epilogue (John 21:24-25 true)
Jesus and the Beloved Apostle (John 21:20-25 true)
The Beloved Disciple and His Book (John 21:20-25 true)
Jesus and the Beloved Disciple (John 21:20-25 true)
Our Times Are in His Hand (John 21:18-25 true)
Jesus Reinstates Peter (John 21:15-25 true)
Epilogue: Jesus Appears to Seven Disciples (John 21:1-25 true)

What does John 21:24-25 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

Some commentators refer to this ending as a colophon. A colophon is the finishing stroke and crowning touch to a document. It is an inscription placed at the end of a book or manuscript that contains basic information about it such as the title, writer"s name, and date and place of writing. However, it is more similar to a postscript because it contains only hints of the writer"s identity. Mainly it claims that this Gospel is a reliable though limited record of Jesus" actions.