Quiz on john 16 -20

What does Jesus say will happen when the Advocate comes, according to John 16:8?

• He will bring peace to the world.

• He will convict the world about sin, righteousness, and judgment.

• He will teach the disciples new commandments.

• He will abolish all doubt.

In Jesus’ prayer in John 17, how does He describe eternal life?

• Living forever in heaven.

• Knowing the only true God and Jesus Christ, whom He sent.

• Freedom from sin and death.

• Receiving the Holy Spirit.

Why were the disciples filled with grief in John 16?

• Jesus said He would leave them.

• They feared persecution.

• They felt unworthy to follow Him.

• They misunderstood His teachings.

What reason did Pilate give for initially not finding Jesus guilty in John 18?

• Jesus claimed His kingdom was not of this world.

• The Jewish leaders lacked evidence.

• Pilate wanted to appease the crowd.

• Jesus remained silent during questioning.

What did Jesus mean when He said, “A little while, and you will see Me no longer; and again a little while, and you will see Me”?

• His death and resurrection.

• His second coming.

• His ascension and the coming of the Spirit.

• His departure to pray and return to the disciples.

In John 17, what does Jesus say He sanctified Himself for?

• The salvation of the world.

• His disciples’ holiness.

• Fulfillment of prophecy.

• The unity of believers.

What question did Pilate ask Jesus during their interaction in John 18?

• “Are You the Son of God?”

• “What is truth?”

• “Why do You remain silent?”

• “Will You defend Yourself?”

What prophecy was fulfilled when Jesus said, “I thirst” on the cross in John 19?

• “He will be betrayed for thirty pieces of silver.”

• “They will give Him vinegar to drink.”

• “He was pierced for our transgressions.”

• “They cast lots for His garments.”

What was the significance of Jesus’ statement, “It is finished,” in John 19?

• He was announcing His suffering was over.

• He completed the work of redemption.

• He fulfilled all Old Testament law.

• He declared victory over death.

Why did Jesus breathe on His disciples in John 20?

• To show them He was alive.

• To give them the Holy Spirit.

• To heal their doubts.

• To bless them with peace.