New Testament Quiz: Gospel of John Highlights

Jesus's initial response to his mother at the wedding in Cana, indicating that his time for miracles had not yet come.

Jesus's miracle at the wedding at Cana where he turned water into wine, demonstrating his divine power and foreshadowing his role as the Messiah.

The steward's praise for the bridegroom for saving the best wine for last, unknowingly praising Jesus's miracle.

The feast of Passover, a significant event in Jewish tradition, which Jesus attended in Jerusalem, showcasing his devotion to his faith.

The city of Jerusalem during Passover, which significantly increased in population due to pilgrims coming to the Temple for religious ceremonies, creating a perfect opportunity for Jesus to preach.

The period after Jesus's temptation in the wilderness where he returned to Galilee to preach and recruit disciples.

The Gospel that provides a detailed account of Jesus's call to his first disciples, highlighting their immediate and enthusiastic response.

The first miracle performed by Jesus, where he transformed water into wine at a wedding in Cana, demonstrating his divine power.

The act of urging people to change their ways and turn toward God, often associated with Jesus's preaching.

Individuals chosen by Jesus to follow him, learn from him, and spread his teachings.

Jesus's life and work focused on doing the will of God, who sent him to Earth.

Jesus's message of salvation was not just for Jews but also for people of all backgrounds, including those who were considered outsiders like the Samaritans.

The Samaritan woman, despite her past, played a significant role in spreading the message of Jesus to her community.

Jesus stayed in Sychar for two days, sharing his teachings and spreading the message of God's love.

Jesus's work in Samaria marked a turning point in his ministry, showing that his message was meant for everyone, regardless of their origin or background.

Jesus' public ministry began when he was around thirty years old.

The Gospels don't explicitly state how long Jesus' public ministry lasted, but it was between two and three years.

Contemporary sources like Josephus suggest that Jesus' ministry started around A.D. 28.

Jesus' crucifixion is widely believed to have occurred on Friday, April 7, 30.

The Gospels agree that Jesus' crucifixion took place during Passover.