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What did Jesus say to Martha when she said if Jesus had been there Lazarus would not have died (Jn 11:25)?
What did Jesus say to Martha when she said if Jesus had been there Lazarus would not have died (Jn 11:25)?
- Believe in me and you will see your brother again
- I am the bread of life
- I am the resurrection and the life (correct)
- Your brother will have eternal life
What was the first thing Mary said to Jesus when she met him after her brother had died (Jn 11:32)?
What was the first thing Mary said to Jesus when she met him after her brother had died (Jn 11:32)?
- Lord, even now you can speak the word and Lazarus will live
- Lord, it is too late my brother has died
- Lord, how much my brother loved you
- Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died. (correct)
When Jesus went to the tomb of Lazarus what was his response (Jn 11:35)?
When Jesus went to the tomb of Lazarus what was his response (Jn 11:35)?
- He shut the door to be alone with Peter, James and John
- He comforted Mary and Martha
- He began to teach them about the resurrection
- He wept (correct)
Why did Martha object to taking the stone away from Lazarus' tomb (Jn 11:39)?
Why did Martha object to taking the stone away from Lazarus' tomb (Jn 11:39)?
What did Jesus call out in a loud voice to get Lazarus out of the tomb (Jn 11:43)?
What did Jesus call out in a loud voice to get Lazarus out of the tomb (Jn 11:43)?
As Jesus went to wash his disciples' feet, he did all of the following EXCEPT (Jn 13:4f)?
As Jesus went to wash his disciples' feet, he did all of the following EXCEPT (Jn 13:4f)?
Who objected to Jesus' washing of his feet (Jn 13:6)?
Who objected to Jesus' washing of his feet (Jn 13:6)?
How did Jesus initially respond to Peter's objection for Jesus washing his feet (Jn 13:7)?
How did Jesus initially respond to Peter's objection for Jesus washing his feet (Jn 13:7)?
How did Jesus respond when Peter said he would never wash Peter's feet (Jn 13:8)?
How did Jesus respond when Peter said he would never wash Peter's feet (Jn 13:8)?
What did Jesus say should be the disciples' response after he washed their feet (Jn 13:14)?
What did Jesus say should be the disciples' response after he washed their feet (Jn 13:14)?
At the last supper, who was reclining next to Jesus (Jn 13:23)?
At the last supper, who was reclining next to Jesus (Jn 13:23)?
How did Jesus reveal the one who would betray him to the disciple whom he loved (Jn 13:26)?
How did Jesus reveal the one who would betray him to the disciple whom he loved (Jn 13:26)?
After Jesus dipped the piece of bread, who did he give it to (Jn 13:26)?
After Jesus dipped the piece of bread, who did he give it to (Jn 13:26)?
What happened when Judas took the bread (Jn 13:27)?
What happened when Judas took the bread (Jn 13:27)?
What was special about the tomb in which Jesus was buried (Jn 19:41)?
What was special about the tomb in which Jesus was buried (Jn 19:41)?
Who was the first to come to the tomb of Jesus on the first day of the week (Jn 20:1)?
Who was the first to come to the tomb of Jesus on the first day of the week (Jn 20:1)?
What did Mary Magdalene see when she came to the tomb of Jesus on the first day of the week (Jn 20:1)?
What did Mary Magdalene see when she came to the tomb of Jesus on the first day of the week (Jn 20:1)?
On what day did Mary first see the empty tomb of Jesus (Jn 20:1)?
On what day did Mary first see the empty tomb of Jesus (Jn 20:1)?
What did Mary Magdalene originally think when she found the empty tomb of Jesus (Jn 20:2)?
What did Mary Magdalene originally think when she found the empty tomb of Jesus (Jn 20:2)?
To whom did Mary think she was talking to at the tomb of Jesus (Jn 20:15)?
To whom did Mary think she was talking to at the tomb of Jesus (Jn 20:15)?
Thomas said he would not believe that the Lord had risen unless all of the following conditions were met EXCEPT (Jn 20:25)
Thomas said he would not believe that the Lord had risen unless all of the following conditions were met EXCEPT (Jn 20:25)
What did Jesus tell Thomas after offering to be touched by him (Jn 20:27)?
What did Jesus tell Thomas after offering to be touched by him (Jn 20:27)?
After rebuking Thomas for doubting who did Jesus say was blessed (Jn 20:29)?
After rebuking Thomas for doubting who did Jesus say was blessed (Jn 20:29)?
When they went fishing after the resurrection, what did the disciples catch that night (Jn 21:3)?
When they went fishing after the resurrection, what did the disciples catch that night (Jn 21:3)?
What did Jesus tell the disciples to do as they came in from fishing (Jn 21:6)?
What did Jesus tell the disciples to do as they came in from fishing (Jn 21:6)?
What did Peter do when he realized it was Jesus on the shore (Jn 21:7)?
What did Peter do when he realized it was Jesus on the shore (Jn 21:7)?
What did Jesus ask Peter after they finished eating breakfast by the Sea of Galilee (Jn 21:15)?
What did Jesus ask Peter after they finished eating breakfast by the Sea of Galilee (Jn 21:15)?
After Peter responded, 'Yes, Lord, you know that I love you,' what did Jesus command him (Jn 21:15)?
After Peter responded, 'Yes, Lord, you know that I love you,' what did Jesus command him (Jn 21:15)?
After Jesus told Peter to follow him, who did Peter see and ask Jesus about (Jn 21:20f)?
After Jesus told Peter to follow him, who did Peter see and ask Jesus about (Jn 21:20f)?
What was in the beginning with God (Jn 1:1)?
What was in the beginning with God (Jn 1:1)?
How were all things made (Jn 1:3)?
How were all things made (Jn 1:3)?
While the Word was in the world, what did the world not do (Jn 1:10)?
While the Word was in the world, what did the world not do (Jn 1:10)?
What was the Word's relationship to his own (Jn 1:11)?
What was the Word's relationship to his own (Jn 1:11)?
What did the Word give to those believing in his name (Jn 1:12)?
What did the Word give to those believing in his name (Jn 1:12)?
What did the Word become (Jn 1:14)?
What did the Word become (Jn 1:14)?
Whose glory have we seen (Jn 1:14)?
Whose glory have we seen (Jn 1:14)?
What was the Word which had become flesh full of (Jn 1:14)?
What was the Word which had become flesh full of (Jn 1:14)?
Who did Philip find and tell him about Jesus of Nazareth (Jn 1:45)?
Who did Philip find and tell him about Jesus of Nazareth (Jn 1:45)?
How did Philip describe Jesus to Nathanael (Jn 1:45)?
How did Philip describe Jesus to Nathanael (Jn 1:45)?
What objection did Nathanael make to Philip about Jesus (Jn 1:46)?
What objection did Nathanael make to Philip about Jesus (Jn 1:46)?
What was Philip's response to Nathanael's objection that Jesus was from Nazareth (Jn 1:46)?
What was Philip's response to Nathanael's objection that Jesus was from Nazareth (Jn 1:46)?
What did Jesus first say of Nathanael as he approached Jesus (Jn 1:47)?
What did Jesus first say of Nathanael as he approached Jesus (Jn 1:47)?
What was Jesus' response when asked how he knew Nathanael (Jn 1:48)?
What was Jesus' response when asked how he knew Nathanael (Jn 1:48)?
After Jesus told Nathanael he saw him under the fig tree, how did Nathanael respond (Jn 1:49)?
After Jesus told Nathanael he saw him under the fig tree, how did Nathanael respond (Jn 1:49)?
What did Jesus tell Nathanael that he would see (Jn 1:51)?
What did Jesus tell Nathanael that he would see (Jn 1:51)?
Where did Jesus attend a wedding in Galilee (Jn 2:1)?
Where did Jesus attend a wedding in Galilee (Jn 2:1)?
Who pointed out to Jesus that the wedding had run out of wine (Jn 2:3)?
Who pointed out to Jesus that the wedding had run out of wine (Jn 2:3)?
What were the stone water jars used for at the wedding of Cana (Jn 2:6)?
What were the stone water jars used for at the wedding of Cana (Jn 2:6)?
What did Jesus tell the servants to put in the water jars at the wedding of Cana (Jn 2:7)?
What did Jesus tell the servants to put in the water jars at the wedding of Cana (Jn 2:7)?
After filling the water jars with water, what did Jesus tell the servants to do (Jn 2:8)?
After filling the water jars with water, what did Jesus tell the servants to do (Jn 2:8)?
What peculiarity did the master of the banquet point out at the wedding of Cana (Jn 2:10)?
What peculiarity did the master of the banquet point out at the wedding of Cana (Jn 2:10)?
How was the turning of the water into wine miracle designated in the Fourth Gospel (Jn 2:11)?
How was the turning of the water into wine miracle designated in the Fourth Gospel (Jn 2:11)?
What was noted as the result of the first miraculous sign Jesus did at the Cana wedding banquet (Jn 2:11)?
What was noted as the result of the first miraculous sign Jesus did at the Cana wedding banquet (Jn 2:11)?
Nicodemus was of what religious sect (Jn 3:1)?
Nicodemus was of what religious sect (Jn 3:1)?
When did Nicodemus come to Jesus (Jn 3:2)?
When did Nicodemus come to Jesus (Jn 3:2)?
What did Nicodemus cite as proving that Jesus was from God (Jn 3:2)?
What did Nicodemus cite as proving that Jesus was from God (Jn 3:2)?
What prerequisite did Jesus say was needed in order to see the kingdom of God (Jn 3:3)?
What prerequisite did Jesus say was needed in order to see the kingdom of God (Jn 3:3)?
What question did Nicodemus ask when Jesus told him he needed to be born again (Jn 3:4)?
What question did Nicodemus ask when Jesus told him he needed to be born again (Jn 3:4)?
What did Nicodemus say could not be done a second time (Jn 3:4)?
What did Nicodemus say could not be done a second time (Jn 3:4)?
What did Moses lift up in the desert (Jn 3:14)?
What did Moses lift up in the desert (Jn 3:14)?
Who did Jesus say would be lifted up like Moses' snake on a pole (Jn 3:14)?
Who did Jesus say would be lifted up like Moses' snake on a pole (Jn 3:14)?
What did Jesus say everyone who believes in the Son of Man would have (Jn 3:15)?
What did Jesus say everyone who believes in the Son of Man would have (Jn 3:15)?
Who did Jesus say would have eternal life (Jn 3:15)?
Who did Jesus say would have eternal life (Jn 3:15)?
Why did God give his Son (Jn 3:16)?
Why did God give his Son (Jn 3:16)?
How does one obtain eternal life (Jn 3:16)?
How does one obtain eternal life (Jn 3:16)?
Why did God send his Son into the world (Jn 3:17)?
Why did God send his Son into the world (Jn 3:17)?
Why did people love darkness more than the light (Jn 3:19)?
Why did people love darkness more than the light (Jn 3:19)?
Who hates the light (Jn 3:20)?
Who hates the light (Jn 3:20)?
In order to go from Judea to Galilee, what region did Jesus pass through (Jn 4:4)?
In order to go from Judea to Galilee, what region did Jesus pass through (Jn 4:4)?
What did Jesus do in Samaria because he was tired of the journey (Jn 4:6)?
What did Jesus do in Samaria because he was tired of the journey (Jn 4:6)?
What well was located near the town of Sychar in the region of Samaria (Jn 4:6)?
What well was located near the town of Sychar in the region of Samaria (Jn 4:6)?
Why did the Samaritan woman ask Jesus how he could ask a drink from her (Jn 4:9)?
Why did the Samaritan woman ask Jesus how he could ask a drink from her (Jn 4:9)?
Jesus told the Samaritan woman she should have asked for what from him (Jn 4:10)?
Jesus told the Samaritan woman she should have asked for what from him (Jn 4:10)?
What would the water Jesus would give the woman of Samaria result in (Jn 4:14)?
What would the water Jesus would give the woman of Samaria result in (Jn 4:14)?
After asking for Jesus' water, what did Jesus tell the woman of Samaria to do (Jn 4:16)?
After asking for Jesus' water, what did Jesus tell the woman of Samaria to do (Jn 4:16)?
Jesus pointed out the woman was right saying she had no husband because ______ (Jn 4:18)?
Jesus pointed out the woman was right saying she had no husband because ______ (Jn 4:18)?
After Jesus told the woman of Samaria she had five husbands what did she conclude about Jesus (Jn 4:19)?
After Jesus told the woman of Samaria she had five husbands what did she conclude about Jesus (Jn 4:19)?
How did Jesus tell the Samaritan woman true worshippers would worship God (Jn 4:23)?
How did Jesus tell the Samaritan woman true worshippers would worship God (Jn 4:23)?
What did the Samaritan woman tell the people of the town (Jn 4:29)?
What did the Samaritan woman tell the people of the town (Jn 4:29)?
When Jesus was in the temple courts who did the Pharisees and teachers of the law bring to him (Jn 8:3)?
When Jesus was in the temple courts who did the Pharisees and teachers of the law bring to him (Jn 8:3)?
What did the Pharisees tell Jesus the law of Moses demanded be done to a woman caught in adultery (Jn 8:5)?
What did the Pharisees tell Jesus the law of Moses demanded be done to a woman caught in adultery (Jn 8:5)?
Why did the Pharisees ask Jesus what should be done with the woman caught in adultery (Jn 8:6)?
Why did the Pharisees ask Jesus what should be done with the woman caught in adultery (Jn 8:6)?
After being asked what Jesus thought should be done with the woman caught in adultery, what did Jesus do (Jn 8:6)?
After being asked what Jesus thought should be done with the woman caught in adultery, what did Jesus do (Jn 8:6)?
When Jesus straightened up what did he say to those ready to stone the woman caught in adultery (Jn 8:7)?
When Jesus straightened up what did he say to those ready to stone the woman caught in adultery (Jn 8:7)?
What words of comfort did Jesus say to the woman caught in adultery (Jn 8:11)?
What words of comfort did Jesus say to the woman caught in adultery (Jn 8:11)?
What challenge did Jesus give the woman caught in adultery (Jn 8:11)?
What challenge did Jesus give the woman caught in adultery (Jn 8:11)?
When Jesus saw a man who had been born blind, what did his disciples ask him (Jn 9:2)?
When Jesus saw a man who had been born blind, what did his disciples ask him (Jn 9:2)?
Why did Jesus say the man was born blind (Jn 9:3)?
Why did Jesus say the man was born blind (Jn 9:3)?
What did Jesus do to heal the man born blind (Jn 9:6)?
What did Jesus do to heal the man born blind (Jn 9:6)?
Where did Jesus tell the blind man with the mud on his eyes to wash (Jn 9:7)?
Where did Jesus tell the blind man with the mud on his eyes to wash (Jn 9:7)?
Why did some of the Pharisees conclude Jesus could not be from God after he healed the man born blind (Jn 9:16)?
Why did some of the Pharisees conclude Jesus could not be from God after he healed the man born blind (Jn 9:16)?
What could the Pharisees not believe about the man born blind and how did they seek to substantiate their disbelief (Jn 9:18)?
What could the Pharisees not believe about the man born blind and how did they seek to substantiate their disbelief (Jn 9:18)?
What did the Jews conclude about the man born blind (Jn 9:34)?
What did the Jews conclude about the man born blind (Jn 9:34)?
Who were the two sisters of Lazarus (Jn 11:1f)?
Who were the two sisters of Lazarus (Jn 11:1f)?
How is Mary, the sister of Lazarus, identified (Jn 11:2)?
How is Mary, the sister of Lazarus, identified (Jn 11:2)?
How did the sisters of Lazarus identify him to Jesus (Jn 11:3)?
How did the sisters of Lazarus identify him to Jesus (Jn 11:3)?
Figuratively, what did Jesus tell the disciples about Lazarus after they objected to going to Judea (Jn 11:11)?
Figuratively, what did Jesus tell the disciples about Lazarus after they objected to going to Judea (Jn 11:11)?
What did Thomas say to the rest of the disciples when Jesus wanted to go to Judea to raise Lazarus (Jn 11:16)?
What did Thomas say to the rest of the disciples when Jesus wanted to go to Judea to raise Lazarus (Jn 11:16)?
How many days was Lazarus already in the tomb when Jesus arrived (Jn 11:17)?
How many days was Lazarus already in the tomb when Jesus arrived (Jn 11:17)?
Flashcards
The Word and Creation
The Word and Creation
The Word was with God from the beginning of creation. Everything was made through the Word.
Recognition and Reception
Recognition and Reception
Despite being in the world, the Word was not recognized by many. His own people rejected Him.
Children of God
Children of God
People who believe in the Word gain the right to become God's children.
Incarnation
Incarnation
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Philip and Nathanael
Philip and Nathanael
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Nathanael's Doubt
Nathanael's Doubt
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Jesus' Recognition
Jesus' Recognition
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Transformation at Cana
Transformation at Cana
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Nicodemus' Night Visit
Nicodemus' Night Visit
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Born Again
Born Again
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Purpose of Jesus' Coming
Purpose of Jesus' Coming
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God's Love and Salvation
God's Love and Salvation
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Worship in Spirit and Truth
Worship in Spirit and Truth
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Healing the Blind Man
Healing the Blind Man
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Resurrection of Lazarus
Resurrection of Lazarus
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Humility in Service
Humility in Service
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John the Baptist's Ministry
John the Baptist's Ministry
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Miracles as Signs
Miracles as Signs
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Perception of Jesus
Perception of Jesus
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Divine Guidance
Divine Guidance
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Interactions with Religious Authorities
Interactions with Religious Authorities
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Faith and Response
Faith and Response
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Jesus' Identity and Authority
Jesus' Identity and Authority
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Unity of Purpose
Unity of Purpose
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Authority in the Kingdom
Authority in the Kingdom
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Jesus Washing Peter’s Feet
Jesus Washing Peter’s Feet
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Disciples’ Response
Disciples’ Response
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The Last Supper
The Last Supper
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Judas Iscariot
Judas Iscariot
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The Tomb of Jesus
The Tomb of Jesus
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Mary Magdalene at the Tomb
Mary Magdalene at the Tomb
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Encounter with the Risen Jesus
Encounter with the Risen Jesus
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Thomas’ Doubts
Thomas’ Doubts
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Overcoming Doubts
Overcoming Doubts
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Disciples' Fishing Incident
Disciples' Fishing Incident
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Miracle Catch
Miracle Catch
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Peter’s Recognition of Jesus
Peter’s Recognition of Jesus
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Jesus' Conversation with Peter
Jesus' Conversation with Peter
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Peter’s Inquiry about the Beloved Disciple
Peter’s Inquiry about the Beloved Disciple
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Study Notes
John 1-21 Key Quiz Insights
- The Word and Creation: The Word was with God from the beginning (Jn 1:1) and all things were made through it (Jn 1:3).
- Recognition and Reception: While in the world, the Word was not recognized (Jn 1:10) and was not received by his own people (Jn 1:11).
- Children of God: Believers in the Word's name were given the right to become children of God (Jn 1:12).
- Incarnation: The Word became flesh and dwelled among us, full of grace and truth (Jn 1:14).
- Philip and Nathanael: Philip found Nathanael, describing Jesus as the one Moses wrote about (Jn 1:45). Nathanael initially doubted, questioning if anything good could come from Nazareth (Jn 1:46).
- Jesus' Recognition of Nathanael: Jesus called Nathanael a true Israelite, indicating his genuine character (Jn 1:47).
- Transformation at Cana: Jesus turned water into wine at a wedding in Cana, marking his first miraculous sign (Jn 2:11). The best wine was served last, surprising the master of the banquet (Jn 2:10).
- Nicodemus' Night Visit: Nicodemus, a Pharisee, visited Jesus at night, acknowledging Jesus’ divine signs (Jn 3:2) and learned about the necessity of being born again to see the Kingdom of God (Jn 3:3).
- The Purpose of Jesus' Coming: Jesus explained the necessity of his death, likening it to Moses lifting the serpent in the wilderness (Jn 3:14) for the salvation of those who believe in him (Jn 3:15).
- God's Love and Salvation: God gave his Son out of love for the world to save mankind, emphasizing belief in Jesus as the way to eternal life (Jn 3:16-17).
- Worship in Spirit and Truth: Jesus taught a Samaritan woman about true worship, which transcends location and is rooted in spirit and truth (Jn 4:23).
- Healing the Blind Man: Jesus healed a man born blind with mud made from his saliva and commanded him to wash in the Pool of Siloam, resulting in sight restored (Jn 9:6-7).
- Resurrection of Lazarus: Lazarus had been dead for four days before Jesus raised him, demonstrating Jesus' power over death (Jn 11:17, 11:43).
- Humility in Service: Jesus washed the disciples' feet, demonstrating servant leadership—the importance of humility and service (Jn 13:4-5).
Relationships and Revelations
- John the Baptist's Ministry: Clearly stated as the forerunner who testified to the light (Jn 1:6-8).
- Miracles as Signs: Jesus’ miracles reinforce his identity as the Son of God and are crucial in belief development among his followers (Jn 2:11).
- Perception of Jesus: Characters like Nathanael and Nicodemus illustrate varied responses to Jesus—from skepticism to acknowledgment of his divine authority.
- Divine Guidance: Miracles, parables, and teachings were designed to reveal God’s nature, emphasizing spiritual rebirth and eternal life.
- Interactions with the Religious Authorities: The encounters display tension between Jesus and the Pharisees, revealing challenges to traditional interpretations of the Law (Jn 8:5-6).
Closing Thoughts
- Faith and Response: Each character’s response to Jesus illustrates different facets of faith and skepticism, providing a teaching tool for understanding belief dynamics.
- Jesus’ Identity and Authority: His statements of "I am" throughout the Gospel underline his divine authority, aligning him with the expectations of the Messiah.
- Unity of Purpose: All themes portrayed—from miracles to teachings—culminate in the overarching message of salvation and the establishment of God's Kingdom.
This study guide encapsulates the key themes, events, and teachings within John chapters 1-21, focusing on the life and ministry of Jesus Christ according to the Gospel of John.### Authority in the Kingdom
- Understanding true authority contrasts with worldly rulers.
- Jesus points out His actions will be clear in the future as followers gain deeper insight.
Jesus Washing Peter’s Feet
- Peter initially rejects Jesus' offer to wash his feet, believing he doesn't need it.
- Jesus emphasizes that washing is necessary for having a part with Him.
Disciples’ Response to Jesus’ Actions
- After Jesus washed their feet, He instructs the disciples to wash one another's feet as an act of service.
The Last Supper
- The disciple reclining next to Jesus is identified as the one Jesus loved, typically understood to be John.
- Jesus reveals Judas as the betrayer by giving him a piece of bread.
Judas Iscariot
- Judas Iscariot is given the bread after Jesus dips it.
- Upon receiving it, Satan enters into Judas, sealing his decision to betray Jesus.
The Tomb of Jesus
- Jesus' tomb is significant because it was unused; no one had been buried there before.
Mary Magdalene at the Tomb
- Mary Magdalene is the first to arrive at Jesus' tomb on the first day of the week and finds the stone rolled away.
- Initially, she thinks someone has taken Jesus' body, illustrating her confusion.
Encounter with the Risen Jesus
- Mary thinks she is talking to a gardener, unaware of Jesus’s true identity until He speaks her name.
Thomas’ Doubts
- Thomas claims he needs tangible proof of Jesus' resurrection, expressing skepticism regarding the other disciples' accounts.
- Jesus encourages Thomas to end his doubts and believe, highlighting faith without seeing.
Disciples' Fishing Incident
- The disciples catch nothing during a night of fishing, demonstrating their struggles post-resurrection.
- Jesus instructs them to cast their nets on the right side of the boat, resulting in a miraculous catch.
Peter’s Recognition of Jesus
- Upon realizing Jesus is present, Peter jumps into the water, illustrating his eagerness to reach Him.
Jesus' Conversation with Peter
- After breakfast, Jesus asks Peter if he loves Him more than others, pointing to the importance of love in leadership.
- Jesus commands Peter to "Feed my lambs," indicating his role in caring for believers.
Peter’s Inquiry about the Beloved Disciple
- After being told to follow Jesus, Peter inquires about the disciple whom Jesus loved, highlighting the close relationship they shared.
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Test your knowledge of the Gospel of John with this quiz focused on chapters 1 through 21. Each question reflects key concepts and verses, helping you deepen your understanding of this important biblical text.
