Gospel of John Chapter 7 Quiz

Who told Jesus to go to Judea to show the works he was doing?

• His apostles

• His mother

• His brothers

• No one

Why did Jesus say the world hates him?

• Because he testifies that its works are evil

• Because they were bored by his teaching

• Because the Pharisees told them to

• No one hates Jesus!

What were the different opinions among the people regarding Jesus' identity?

• Some believed he was an alien from another planet

• Some believed he was a good man, while others thought he was deceiving the people

• Others thought he was a time traveler

• Some believed he was a mythical creature

How did Jesus tell the people to judge (v. 24)?

• By appearances

• Using their own wisdom

• With right or correct judgement

• We shouldn't judge

Why do you think the Pharisees refuse to believe in Jesus despite his teachings and miracles?

What did Jesus cry out on the last day of the feast?

• Time to go home!

• If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink!

• Where I am you cannot come!

• Jesus did not cry out

What is the significance of Jesus calling himself living water at this feast?

• The feast had joyous water rituals

• It was hot and people were thirsty

• It isn't significant

• It aggravated the religious leaders

How did the division among the people reflect the tension surrounding Jesus' identity?

• Some believed he was a political leader while others thought he was a philosopher.

• Some believed he was the Messiah while others doubted and questioned his origins.

• Some believed he was a magician while others considered him a prophet.

• Some believed he was a warrior while others saw him as a teacher.

What evidence did Jesus present to support his claim of being the Messiah?

• Miracles and fulfilled prophecies

• His wealth and power

• His popularity among the people

• His knowledge of the scriptures

What were the Pharisees' reasons for rejecting Jesus as the Messiah despite the signs he performed?

• They were afraid of the Roman authorities and didn't want to associate with Jesus

• They were impressed by Jesus' signs but still refused to believe

• They were too busy with their religious duties to pay attention to Jesus

• Blinded by pride, power, and traditions; threatened by Jesus' teachings and impact