Gospel of John Chapter 13 Quiz

Why did Jesus wash the disciples' feet?

• To show his authority over them

• As an act of hospitality

• To set an example of service and humility

• Because it was a cultural tradition

What was Peter's initial reaction when Jesus came to wash his feet?

• He refused and said Jesus shall never wash his feet

• He asked Jesus to wash his hands and head as well

• He immediately accepted

• He left the room

What did Jesus predict at the Last Supper?

• The destruction of Jerusalem

• His resurrection

• His betrayal by one of the disciples

• The coming of the Holy Spirit

What new commandment did Jesus give to his disciples?

• To observe the Sabbath

• To love one another as he has loved them

• To pray without ceasing

• To make disciples of all nations

How did Jesus foretell Peter's denial?

• By a parable

• Through a vision

• By directly telling him he would deny Jesus

• By writing it on a piece of paper

How did Jesus identify his betrayer during the Last Supper?

• By naming him outright in front of everyone

• By saying the one who dips bread into the bowl with him

• By whispering it to John

• By a sign known only to the betrayer

What was the disciples' reaction when Jesus talked about his betrayal?

• They were indifferent

• They immediately knew it was Judas

• They questioned who it could be

• They left the room in anger

Why did Jesus wash the disciples' feet according to his explanation?

• To cleanse them of their sins

• As a requirement for entering the kingdom of God

• To demonstrate that no servant is greater than their master

• Because it was a final test of faith

What did Jesus say would happen to the person who accepts those he sends?

• They would be blessed with riches

• They would also accept Jesus

• They would find the path to enlightenment

• They would be granted eternal life immediately

What was the disciples' level of understanding regarding Jesus' actions and teachings at the Last Supper?

• They fully understood everything

• They had some questions but generally understood

• They lacked understanding and were confused

• They pretended to understand to not upset Jesus