The Gospel of John

Which is not one of Jesus' I AM statements.

• I am the bread of life.

• I am the light of the world.

• I am the open window.

• I am the true vine.

The primary purpose of the signs in John is to:

• demonstrate the power of the kingdom of God.

• reveal how important Jesus is to us.

• reveal Jesus' glory and provoke faith in him.

• show God's glory and power.

Jesus justifies his healing on the Sabbath by pointing out that:

• People have authority over the Sabbath

• he is Lord of the Sabbath

• God works on the Sabbath and so Jesus does also

• Christians must now worship on Sunday instead of Saturday.

According to the text, the central thee of John's gospel is:

• salvation by grace through faith

• the dawn of end time salvation and the coming of the kingdom of God

• the revelation of the Father through the Son

• the fulfillment of the Old Testament through Jesus the Messiah

In John's gospel, in contrast to the Synoptics, eternal life is especially emphasized as a:

• future hope

• present possession

• gift for those who adhere to the ten commandments

• place of tranquility in the sky

The Prologue to John's gospel begins by identifying Jesus as the pre-existent

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After the prologue, John's goepsl is structured around two key sections, the first of which focuses on Jesus' (a)   and the second on his glory.

John the Baptist identifies Jesus as the

(a)  

There are (a)   "signs" in John's Book of Signs.

The last sign of John's Book of Signs, and the one that provokes Jesus' crucifixion, is

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