The Upper Room Discourse

The "big picture" of the Upper Room Discourse was to prepare the twelve for two things. What were they? (choose two)

• His imminent departure

• the Great Commission

• His return (the second coming)

• ministry after His ascension

What is significant about the setting of the Upper Room Discourse?

• It was the Passover, foreshadowing the death of Christ and His sacrificial death for us.

• It took place during the Feast of Tabernacles.

• The promised Holy Spirit was given to each disciple.

• They had to meet there because there was no room at the inn.

Who was the disciple who would betray Jesus?

• Peter

• Matthias

• Judas

• Thomas

Who was the disciple who would deny Jesus?

• Peter

• Matthias

• Judas

• Thomas

Who initially told Jesus that He did not need his feet washed and also tried to convince Jesus he would lay down his life for Him?

• Philip

• Judas

• Peter

• none of the above

When the world sees how Christ's disciples "wash one another's feet," it shows them something _____________, it shows them Jesus.

• better

• stronger

• countercultural

• desirable

Foot Washing = serving one another, especially when it is not ___________.

• better

• worse

• countercultural

• desirable

In the Upper Room Discourse, a particular disciple is referred to as "the disciple whom Jesus loved." What was the name of that disciple?

Jesus' imminent departure cause the twelve to be troubled ... their master was leaving them. According to John 14, there are four provisions for His departure. Which is NOT stated as one of the four?

• promise of a place

• prayer

• His presence

• pardon for sin

In John 14, Jesus talks about the role of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers. What is NOT true about the Holy Spirit?

• He applies and communicates redemption

• He will convict the world concerning sin, righteousness, and judgement

• He will teach us all things

• He is a force and not a person