Quiz on John 2:4 KJV - Biblical Insights

Study Notes

Class Structure and Objectives

The teacher should allow students to read the Bible passage, recite the memory verse, review the previous week's lesson, participate in class activities, and complete the assignment.
The assistant teacher should conduct the class, mark attendance and assignments, grade performance, and close the class session with the closing prayer.
The teacher's role includes leading the opening prayer, reviewing the previous week's lesson, teaching the lesson outline, summarizing, concluding, evaluating the lesson, and giving assignments to students.

3 John 2-4

The Bible passage expresses John's joy and desire to see Gaius prosper in all aspects of life.
John writes: "Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth" (V2).
John rejoices when he hears about Gaius' faithfulness and truth (V3).
John's greatest joy is to hear that his children walk in truth (V4).

Reasons for Not Enjoying the Redemption Package

Ignorance is a major reason why Christians may not enjoy the benefits of redemption.
The Bible contains information about the benefits of redemption, and Christians must search and discover them to enjoy them (John 5:39, Acts 17:11).
Until Christians discover these benefits, they cannot enjoy them (Isaiah 5:13, Hosea 4:6).
Another reason is that some Christians are content with their present state, despite its unpleasantness.
Christians should not be satisfied with their current state if it is not pleasing to God (Luke 16:20-21, Genesis 25:8-10).

Unfolding the Redemption Package

The redemption package includes deliverance and victory.
Deliverance includes:
- Being set free from the power of darkness (Galatians 3:13, Romans 8:1).
- Freedom from curses and evil covenants (Galatians 3:13, Romans 8:1).
- Deliverance from the spirit of fear (2 Timothy 1:7).
- Freedom from demonic oppressions (Isaiah 49:24-26, Luke 10:19).
- Deliverance from the wrath of God (Romans 5:9, Ephesians 5:6).
Victory means triumphing, dominating, and overcoming (1 Corinthians 15).

Memory Verse

"Man that is in honour, and understandeth not, is like the beasts that perish" (Psalm 49:20, KJV).

Lesson Objectives

To study the nature of the redemptive package given to believers at salvation.
To understand the constituents of the believers' redemptive package.
To identify the benefits of the redemptive package.
To understand why some do not make the most of the redemptive package.

Description

Test your knowledge of the Bible with questions based on 3 John, verses 2 to 4 from the King James Version. This quiz will challenge you to remember and understand the teachings and messages conveyed in these verses.