_____ times each year Jewish families were expected to travel to Jerusalem for worship

According to John 5: 31—47, who was Not a witness Christ called upon at His defense?

How many of Christ’s miracles were recorded by John the Apostle?

Jesus’ main message was “the Kingdom of God” has come near, turn around/change your mind (repent) and believe this news/gospel. (Mark 1:15)

Physical problems are never the consequences of the victims’ sins.

According to the Mosaic Covenant, recovery of physical health was symbolic for spiritual healing, renewal* and *purification.

Jesus would Not heal on the Sabbath because it was a day of “no work” in Jewish Law/Torah.

The demand/response of Jesus’ healing ministry is repentance.

Nicodemus was educated, but spiritually ignorant to the things of God.

In the Old Testament under the Mosaic covenant, someone’s physical health was sometimes symbolic of their spiritual health (e.g crippled, blindness, deafness, etc)

The crippled man for 38yrs at Bethesda who was healed on the Sabbath was interrogated by the Jewish Religious leaders.

Jesus quotes Ezekiel 12:2 concerning the Jewish Religious Leaders, “[Israel has] eyes to see, but see not, who have ears to hear, but hear not, for they are a rebellious house.”

God sustains the universe every day and is therefore considered to be “working” every day; only God could “work” on the Sabbath.

Jesus uses “living water” as a metaphor to teach about natural things.

29. If anyone “thirsts” for true life it is found in Jesus' "well" (think Samaritan Woman).

Nicodemus shows both cowardice and courage seeking out Jesus.

Nicodemus was educated (head), but spiritually ignorant (heart) to the things of God.

Nicodemus and Jesus get into a theological debate about worshiping on different mountains.

The Jews and Samaritans frequently celebrated feasts and festivals together.

Miracles and miraculous signs will always transform the unbeliever’s heart.

In order to see the Kingdom of God one must be physically born again.

According to Jesus, “the hour is coming, and is now here, when the true worshipers will worship the Father in Spirit and truth.”

“How can a man be born when he is old?”

“Sir, give me this water.”

“I can see that you are a prophet.”

“Go, your son will live.”

“God is spirit, and his worshipers must worship in the Spirit and in truth.”

“Sir, come down before my child dies.”

“Rabbi, we know that you are a teacher come from God, for no one can do these signs/miracles that you do unless God is with him”

“Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again [born from above] he cannot see the kingdom of God.”

“Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst.

Nicodemus comes to Jesus at _____________.

The woman at the well in John chapter 4 Jesus spoke with was from __________.

Of which important body of Jewish rulers was Nicodemus a member?

According to John 4:4, Jesus had to go through _________.

________ was an important man who met Jesus in Cana since he likely worked for Herod Antipas in Galilee.

According to the lecture, a ________ is a revelatory unveiling of God.

According to the lecture, Nicodemus was from a low social status/rank whereas the Samaritan woman was from a High social status/rank.

The disciples were with Jesus during His confrontation with the woman at the well.

Nicodemus was an expert on matters of the Cultural Jewish religion.

Christ attracted the people of Samaria to His message by performing a miracle.

Christ healed the nobleman’s son by laying his hand on the boy’s forehead and saying, “Peace, be still.”

The Samaritan woman portrays a character whose life/heart is being ambushed by the love & light of Christ.

According to Jesus, a prophet has the utmost honor and respect in his own hometown (Judea opposed to Samaria).

A revival broke out in the town of Samaria as Jesus preached for 2 days, but not in Jesus' hometown of Judea/Bethlehem.

The Galileans want Jesus to prove himself with an act of power—signs and wonders ("Magic tricks").

Jesus only healed people he could see and speak with in the towns.

The crippled/invalid man in John 5 was healed on the ___________.

According to John 5:16-18, the decision to prosecute Jesus was both the violation of the _______________ and making _______ _______.

According to John chapters 5—7, Jesus is challenging 4 Jewish religious feasts; which is Not one of those feasts?

According to John 5: 16—18, Jesus is “working”/healing on the Sabbath because His Father is _______, and therefore Jesus is considered to be making Divine claims punishable by Jewish Law.

According to John 5: 31—47, who was not a witness Christ called upon at His defense?

T/F: According to Jesus and the blind man in John 9, “neither this man nor his parents sinned, but this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him."

According to John 5:16-18, the persecution Jesus was experiencing from the Pharisees was because of __________________________.

Jesus’ response/justification for healing on the Sabbath was ______________.

T/F: The Pharisees enforced the prohibition against work on the Sabbath, but agreed that in some fashion, God himself continues working like sustaining the universe every day; therefore, only God could work.

According to Jesus, His life and ministry consists of doing only what He sees His Father doing,

According to John, the Jews were seeking all the more to kill Jesus, because not only was he breaking the Sabbath, but he was even calling God his own Father, making himself equal with God.

According to Mr. King, if God’s Law/Torah said “do not drive 55mph” then the Pharisees would teach not to drive at all (effectively breaking God’s Law even if it meant withholding life from someone in need).

Jesus implored His followers to pray "Thy Kingdom come, thy will be done on ______ as it is in _________."

Jesus implored His followers to seek first the _________ of God.