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What is the primary focus of the Gospel of John compared to the synoptic gospels?

  • Detailing the life of John the Baptist
  • Emphasizing Jesus’ parables
  • Focusing on Jesus' miracles as signs (correct)
  • Highlighting Jesus' teachings on law

According to the Gospel of John, what declaration is made about the nature of Jesus?

  • Jesus is a prophet of God
  • Jesus is merely a teacher of wisdom
  • Jesus is the eternal Word and fully divine (correct)
  • Jesus was created by God

What role does John the Baptist play in the Gospel of John?

  • He is a miracle worker like Jesus
  • He serves as a direct antagonist to Jesus
  • He is an apostle that followed Jesus
  • He prepares the way for Jesus and testifies about Him (correct)

What metaphor is used to describe Jesus' relationship with humanity in the Gospel?

<p>A shepherd and his sheep (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the Gospel of John emphasize about those who do not enter through the gate?

<p>They are considered thieves and robbers (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does John 20:31 convey about the purpose of the writings in the Gospel of John?

<p>To encourage belief in Jesus as the Messiah and Son of God (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the Gospel describe the attitude of a good shepherd toward his flock?

<p>Loving and protective, willing to die for them (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the Gospel illustrate about the relationship between the sheep and the shepherd?

<p>The sheep know, love, and trust the shepherd (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'the Word' signify in the Gospel of John?

<p>It signifies Jesus as the eternal presence at creation who is fully divine.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does John refer to the miracles of Jesus in his gospel?

<p>John refers to them as 'signs' that reveal Jesus' glory and inspire faith.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What important role does a shepherd have according to the teachings in the gospel?

<p>A shepherd cares for and protects their flock, seeking the lost and healing the wounded.</p> Signup and view all the answers

In what way does the Gospel of John differentiate between Jesus and those who do not enter through Him?

<p>Those who do not enter through Jesus are labeled as thieves and robbers.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose stated in John 20:31 for writing the Gospel of John?

<p>The primary purpose is to inspire belief in Jesus as the Messiah and to provide life through Him.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the Gospel of John illustrate the relationship between the shepherd and the sheep?

<p>It illustrates a deep trust and love, where the sheep recognize and follow the shepherd.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the Gospel suggest about the good shepherd's willingness to sacrifice?

<p>The good shepherd is portrayed as one who is willing to die for his flock.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What characteristics differentiate a good shepherd from a mere hireling, according to the Gospel?

<p>A good shepherd truly cares for the sheep and protects them, while a hireling may abandon them in danger.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Gospel of John

A Gospel that emphasizes Jesus' divine nature and miracles as "signs" revealing God's glory.

Jesus as the Word

The concept that Jesus existed eternally with God at creation.

Jesus as the Shepherd

Jesus' role as a protector and caretaker of people (His sheep).

Good Shepherd

A shepherd who is willing to die for his flock, and leads them to safety and prosperity.

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Jesus as the gateway

Jesus is the only way to salvation and protection.

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"signs"

Miracles in the Gospel of John that reveal Jesus' glory and inspire faith.

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John the Baptist

A person who prepared the way for Jesus and testified to Jesus as the Lamb of God in the Gospel of John.

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Messiah, Son of God

"The Messiah" signifies the promised savior, and "Son of God" affirms Jesus' divine nature.

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John's Gospel: Signs vs. Parables

Unlike other Gospels, John emphasizes Jesus' miracles as 'signs' that reveal His glory and inspire faith, instead of focusing on parables.

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John 1:1: Key Statement

The opening verse of John's Gospel, 'In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God', establishes Jesus as the eternal Word present at creation and fully divine.

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John the Baptist's Testimony

John the Baptist, who prepared the way for Jesus, recognizes Jesus as the 'Lamb of God' signifying his sacrificial role for humanity's salvation.

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Gospel of John's Goal

John's Gospel aims to persuade readers to believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that this belief leads to eternal life.

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Jesus: The Good Shepherd

Jesus is a shepherd who cares for and protects his flock (humans), providing salvation and leading them to safety and prosperity.

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The Only Way to Salvation

Jesus is the only path to salvation, and entering through him guarantees safety, care, and eternal life. Those who choose other paths are compared to thieves and robbers.

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Sheep's Trust & Love for Shepherd

The sheep, representing humanity, trust and love the shepherd (Jesus) more than anyone else, symbolizing their reliance on Him for guidance and protection.

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Shepherd's Willingness to Sacrifice

A good shepherd is willing to die for his flock, demonstrating his unwavering love and dedication. Jesus' death on the cross exemplifies this ultimate sacrifice.

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Study Notes

The Gospel of John

  • John's Gospel is a profound narrative showcasing Jesus' divine nature and mission.
  • It differs from the synoptic gospels.
  • Opens with a powerful declaration: "In the beginning was the Word..." (John 1:1)
  • Presents Jesus as the eternal Word, present at creation.

Jesus as the Eternal Word

  • John highlights Jesus' miracles ("signs") as demonstrating His glory and inspiring faith.
  • John the Baptist's testimony crucial in recognizing Jesus.
  • Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God.

Shepherds and Sheep

  • The Lord is depicted as a shepherd.
  • Shepherds are caretakers, protectors, and rescuers of their sheep.
  • Shepherds care for wounded, sick, and lost sheep.
  • Shepherds strive to earn sheep's trust.
  • A good shepherd is willing to die for the flock.
  • The shepherd leads the flock to greener pastures.
  • The shepherd will not abandon the flock.

Salvation and Jesus

  • Jesus is the gateway for the sheep (those who seek salvation).
  • Following Jesus is the only path to salvation.
  • People who do not enter through Jesus are thieves and robbers and will not receive safety, care and abundant life.

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Test your knowledge on the key themes and messages found in the Gospel of John. Explore the unique aspects of Jesus as the eternal Word, the role of the good shepherd, and the significance of salvation through Him. This quiz will challenge your understanding of John's portrayal of Christ and his mission.

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