The Injil (Good News) of Jesus the Messiah (Isa al-Masih) according to John forms a part of the New Testament, also called The Holy Injil (The Holy Evangel). This book is attributed to John, one of Jesus' twelve disciples, and therefore an eyewitness to the important events in the life of Jesus the Messiah. 

This Injil account speaks of Jesus as the eternal Word of God, who became a human being and lived on earth. John's purpose in writing this account was that people might recognize Jesus as God's promised Messiah.