Apostle John & the Gospel of John

Study Notes

Apostle John and the Gospel of John

Apostle John, one of the 12 apostles, was the "Disciple whom Jesus loved."
He is believed to have written the Gospel of John.
Possibly died in Ephesus around 100 AD.
Lived in Galilee and knew Jesus personally.
Lived through both miracles and challenges described in the Gospel.
He survived being boiled alive, but the cause of his death was probably natural.

Miracles of Jesus in John's Gospel

Jesus heals an official's son from a distance, demonstrating faith and healing power.
Jesus heals a 38-year-old crippled man, highlighting compassion and restoration.
Jesus miraculously feeds 5,000 people with a small amount of food, showcasing provision and abundance.
Jesus walks on water to calm disciples in a storm, signifying guidance and protection from fear.
Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead, emphasizing authority over life and death, and the hope of eternal life.

Teachings of Jesus in John's Gospel

Jesus reveals Himself as the Bread of Life, offering spiritual nourishment.
He declares Himself the Light of the World, guiding individuals to truth and hope.
Jesus outlined a spiritual rebirth, emphasizing the importance of spiritual transformation to enter the Kingdom of God.
He describes Himself as the Good Shepherd, emphasizing a personal relationship with followers.
Jesus established Himself as the Way, the Truth, and the Life—the only path to God and eternal life.
Jesus teaches the concept of being a branch from the True Vine—connected to Jesus for growth and fruitfulness in life, producing good works that honor Him..
Jesus commands love for each other as a significant part of following Him.
Jesus promised the Holy Spirit as a Helper and Guide to His disciples.
He teaches that true worship is inward spiritual worship, not just outward rituals.
Jesus proclaimed Himself as one with the Father, signifying His divinity.

Jesus' Ministry and Sacrifice

Jesus washed his disciples' feet, teaching humility in service.
Jesus willingly went to the cross to atone for sins.
His resurrection conquered sin and death, providing the promise of eternal life.

Description

Explore the life of Apostle John, the disciple beloved by Jesus, and his significant role in writing the Gospel of John. This quiz covers the miracles performed by Jesus as depicted in John's Gospel as well as the profound teachings that emphasize compassion, faith, and resurrection. Test your knowledge of these pivotal themes and events from this New Testament book.