WorksheetsThe Gospel of John
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 19mins
Which Gospel is not considered a Synoptic Gospel?
Mark
Matthew
Luke
John
When was the Gospel of John written?
60-65 CE
70-80 CE
80-85 CE
90-100 CE
Who does the tradition hold the author of the Gospel of John to be?
The Protector
The Apostle Matthew
The Apostle Mark
The Beloved Disciple
One way to describe the Gospel of John, would be to say...
that it is the shortest
that it uses short parables
that it is action-packed
that it is the most theologically developed
Who is referred to as "the Word"?
God
Jesus
John the Baptist
The Bible
"The Word became flesh" means what?
God became a man and lived with us.
The Bible is preached.
John the Baptist started preaching.
Preaching the Gospel takes on flesh.
14.5-6 Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through who?"
John
The Father
Me (Jesus)
Mr. Shipp
What is the symbol for the Gospel of John?
The winged eagle
The winged ox
The winged Human
The winged lion
The name for the section of John's Gospel that contains the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus is called ...
The Prologue
The Book of Glory
The Epilogue
The Book of Signs
The Gospel of John is broken up into two major sections, the first between 1:19-12:50
The Book of Signs
The Book of Glory
The Gospel of John is broken up into two major sections, the second between 13:1-20:31
The Book of Signs
The Book of Glory
The Gospel of John begins with the “Word”, or the divine _____________ (in Greek) becoming flesh.
Papyrus
Logos
Synoptic
Gnostics
1. In Chapter 18 Jesus invokes this CLASSIC Godly announcement to his accusers:
The Lamb of God
The Son of God
I AM
The Advocate
How does Jesus begin the Last Supper Meal in John?
By breaking the bread
By reading the OT story about the Passover in Exodus
Predicting his death
Washing the Apostles' feet
This term refers to the study of Jesus Christ and trying to understand who he is
Incarnation
Christology
Humility
Logos
The author of John’s gospel was likely a(n)
Essene Jew
Gentile Christian
Pharisee Jew
Catholic
The primary audience of John’s gospel is
Jews of All Backgrounds
Jewish Christians
Gentile Christians
Christians of All Backgrounds
John’s primary emphasis on the identity of Jesus is…
Fully Divine Figure
Suffering Servant
Compassionate Savior
Teacher
14.7-8 If you really know me, you will know my ______ as well.
Self
Spirit
Father
Children
14.9-10 On whose authority does Jesus speak?
Gabriel's
John's
Jude's
The Father's
14.15-16 The Father will give you another what?
Orange
Menu
Advocate
Light
The priests asked John's identity. They asked if he was
The Christ
Elijah
The Prophet
All of these.
7.15-16 Where did Jesus' teachings come from?
The one who sent him
Himself
The Bible
The one who condemned him
How does the author of John understand the term miracle?
sees miracles as "signs" or “works” of God
sees miracles as natural phenomenons
see miracles as cosmic shifts
ees miracles as the work of Satan overcoming God's strength
Who does Jesus raise from the dead in John's Gospel?
Mary
Lazarus
Marth
Zacchaeus
John’s Gospel reveals that Jesus _____.
is the eternal Son of God
always existed in God
is God
all of the above
The “I am” sayings in the Gospel of John have their roots in the _____.
New Testament
Book of Revelation
Sermon on the Mount
Book of Exodus
The entire Gospel of John is _____ to see Jesus thought the eyes of faith.
an invitation
a commandment
the Church’s teaching
none of the above
The _____ tells seven stories that reveal the new life that comes to all who believe in Jesus.
Book of Numbers
Book of Signs
Book of Glory
Book of Revelation
The Gospel of John is an invitation to
walk in the light
wash others' feet
live the Beatitudes
see Jesus through the eyes of faith
