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WorksheetsJohn Ch. 5, 6, & 7
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 29mins
What did Jesus say that those who heard his word and believed him would receive?
Eternal rewards
A crown of life
Everlasting life
Favor from the father
Which part of the lame man's miracle did the Jewish leaders find fault with?
That he was healed on a Sabbath
That he was walking on a Sabbath
That he picked up his mat on a Sabbath
That he didn't thank Jesus
In John Ch. 5, how many years had the lame man been ill?
29 years
5 years
83 years
38
In John Ch. 5, how did Jesus cure the ill man?
Jesus, "Took dirt, spit on it and rubbed it in his eyes."
Jesus touched the man
Jesus put the man in the pool after the water had stirred
Jesus said to him, "Rise, take up your mat, and walk."
So the _____ said to the man who was cured, “It is the sabbath, and it is not lawful for you to carry your mat.”
Pharisees
Jews
Scribes
Disciples
Fill in the blanks: “Look, you are ___; do not ___ any more, so that nothing ___ may happen to you.”
a sinner, cry, good
well, sin, worse
well, sin, good
bad, cry, worse
Where was the Pool of Bethesda located?
In Jerusalem by a sheep gate
In Jerusalem in the middle of the city
In Jerusalem right outside the temple
In Capernaum just outside the market
What kind of infirmity plagued the people around the pool of Bethesda?
They were blind, deaf, and mute
They were lame, deaf, and feverish
They were paralyzed, mute, and possessed with devils
They were blind, lame, and paralyzed
In John Ch. 5, what day did Jesus heal the sick man?
The feast day
The day of Passover
The eve of the Sabbath day
The Sabbath day
What question was the cured man not able to answer in John 5:12-13?
Why are you carrying your bed on the Sabbath day?
Who told you to take up your bed and walk?
How is it that you are healed?
How is it that you are healed?
Multiple Choice: Why did the Jews seek to kill Jesus according to John 5:16-18?
Because he healed on the Sabbath
Because he said God was his father
Because he claimed to raise the temple in three days
None of the above
Who said this, "“Amen, amen, I say to you, a son cannot do anything on his own, but only what he sees his father doing; for what he does, his son will do also."
Jesus
The Pharisees
The Scribes
God
Fill in the blanks: He was a ___ and shining lamp, and for a while you were content to ___ in his light. But I have testimony greater than ___.
burning, rejoice, John's
lit, cry, Jesus'
burning, rejoice, Jesus'
lit, cry, John's
Bonus Question: What chapter & verse is this?
“I cannot do anything on my own; I judge as I hear, and my judgment is just, because I do not seek my own will but the will of the one who sent me.
(a)
What is another name for "Sea of Galilee"?
"Red Sea"
"Sea of Tiberias"
"Dead Sea"
"Mediterranean Sea"
Where was Jesus going in the beginning of Ch.6?
He went “away to the other side of the Mediterranean Sea”
He went “away to the other side of the Dead Sea”
He went "away to other side of the Red Sea"
He went “away to the other side of the Sea of Galilee”
Why did “a great multitude” (John 6:2) follow Jesus?
"Because they wanted to get Jesus arrested"
"Because they saw Jesus getting arrested"
“Because they saw His signs which He performed on those who were sick”
None of the Above
Philip answered him, “____ wages worth of food would not be enough for each of them to have a little"
Four hundred days'
Three hundred days'
Two hundred days’
One hundred days'
“Where can we buy enough food for them to eat?” Who asked this to whom?
Peter to Jesus
Jesus to Philip
Jesus to Peter
Philip to Jesus
According to 6:9 Andrew, Simon Peter's brother, found a small boy who had food with him. How much food did the boy have with him?
Two small barley loaves and Five small fish
Five small barley loaves and two small fish
Six small barley loaves and two small fish
Five small barley loaves and six small fish
According to John 6:11, on the mountainside, when the people were hungry, Jesus took the loaves and the fish and distributed to those who were seated. What did Jesus do before he distributed the fish?
Gave thanks
Asked God for forgiveness
Took the fish and gave the little boy some to eat
Sacrificed a lamb
According to John 6:11 On the mountainside, when Jesus fed the hungry people, how much of the loaves and fish did each person get?
Fewer than what they wanted
As much as they wanted
A good amount
None of the Above
According to John 6:12-13 On the mountainside, when Jesus fed the hungry people, he told his disciples to gather the leftover pieces. How much did they gather?
2 Baskets
12 baskets
20 baskets
22 baskets
Why did Jesus ask Philip where they would buy bread to feed the great multitude?
Because he genuinely did not know
Because Jesus did not want to starve them
Because Jesus wanted to test him
None of the above
After the feeding of the 5000, where did Jesus go?
To the Sea of Galilee with his disciples
To the mountain alone
To the temple area
To see his mother
After Jesus performed the miracle of the 5 loaves and 2 fish, who did the men there say he was?
The Messiah
The Son of God
Moses
A Prophet
In John 6, what time of day did Jesus and His disciples go down to the sea?
Morning
Noon
Evening
Night
"When they had rowed about ___ or ___ miles, they saw Jesus walking on the sea and coming near the boat, and they began to be ___."
Two, three, happy
Three, four, afraid
Two, three, afraid
Three, four, happy
When the ___ saw that neither Jesus nor his disciples were there, they themselves got into boats and came to _____ looking for Jesus.
Pharisees, Capernaum
Crowd, Jerusalem
Pharisees, Jerusalem
Crowd, Capernaum
Who broke the news that a lad had five loaves and two fish?
Thomas
John
James
Andrew
According to John 6, what did Jesus tell the people to labor for?
They should labor for the food that endures to eternal life.
They should labor for the things that give them life.
They should labor for the future of their children.
They should labor redemption.
According to Jesus in John 6, what is the work of God?
The work of God is the coming of His anointed one.
The work of God is to call on the name of the Lord out of a faithful heart.
The work of God is to come out from among them and be separate.
The work of God is to believe in the one whom God has sent.
Why did the people ask Jesus for a sign?
It was because He said that they should believe in Him.
It was because He claimed to be a king.
It was because He said He came from heaven.
It was because He claimed that He can give life.
According to John 6, what becomes of you if you come to Jesus the bread of life?
The Lord will give you all that you need.
You shall never run out of food supply.
You shall never fall.
You shall never be hungry.
Multiple Choice: According to John 6, what is the Father's will?
The Father's will is that no infirmity should come upon man.
The Father's will is that everyone should prosper.
The Father's will is that Jesus should not lose any of those He has given Him.
The Father's will is that anyone who believes in the Son of God will have everlasting life.
The Father's will is that none should be accursed.
Where was Jesus when He preached that He was the bread of life, etc.?
In a temple at Nain
In a synagogue in Capernaum
In the temple of Jerusalem
In a synagogue at Nazareth
What was the reaction of the Jews when Jesus said that He is the bread of life?
They were angry.
They murmured.
They accused Him of blasphemy.
They wanted to stone him.
What has Jesus got to give for bread?
Salvation
The power of God.
His flesh
His word
In John Ch. 6, Jesus answered them, "Have not I chosen you twelve, and one of you is a devil?" The underlined phrase refers to who?
Andrew
James
Judas Iscariot
Simon of Cyrene
According to John 6, what did the twelve disciples believe about Jesus?
They believed that Jesus is immortal.
They believed that Jesus shall resurrect from the dead.
They believed that Jesus is the Christ.
They believed that Jesus is a great prophet.
According to John 7, why was Jesus avoiding the region of Judea?
It was because of Herod.
It was because the Jews sought to kill him.
It was because He was unpopular there.
It was because of the unbelief of the people there.
Why did the world hate Christ?
It was because the world does not like the light.
It was because the world saw Jesus as a threat.
It was because Jesus wanted to bring an end to the world.
It was because He testified that the works of the world are evil.
The Jewish feast of tabernacle made Jesus travel to Jerusalem _______
Happily
Hurriedly
Secretly
With His family
What false allegation did some of the Jews hold about Jesus?
They accused Him of immorality.
They accused Him of deception.
They accused Him of defiling the temple.
They accused Him of sacrilege.
Why is it that no one spoke openly about Jesus at the feast of tabernacle?
No one spoke openly about Him for fear of the Jews.
No one spoke openly about Him because His name was despised.
No one spoke openly about Him because it was forbidden.
No one spoke openly about Him for fear of the Romans.
In John Ch. 7, at what point during the feast did Jesus go openly into the temple to teach?
At the later part of the feast of tabernacle.
On the last day of the feast of the tabernacle.
At the beginning of the feast of tabernacle.
In the middle of the feast of tabernacle.
While Jesus was preaching at the feast of tabernacle, He accused the Jews of not keeping the law of Moses. Why?
It was because they sought to kill Him.
It was because they did not perform the sacrifices prescribed by the law.
It was because many of them did not come to the feast on time.
It was because many of them did not go through the ceremonial washing.
In John 7, what did Jesus use to justify healing people on the Sabbath day?
The Jews would pick up arms to fight on the Sabbath day.
The Jews trade to make a living on the Sabbath day.
The Jews perform circumcision on the Sabbath day.
The Jews help each other on the Sabbath day.
9. In John 7, Jesus said He would be with the people for how long?
A decade
A long time
Many years
A little while
According to John 7, what was hindering some of the Jews from believing in Jesus?
They had a misconception that the Christ would lead them to be victorious over the Romans and take back Israel from them.
They had a misconception that when the Christ comes no one would know where he comes from but, as for Jesus, they know where He comes from.
They had a misconception that the Christ would descend straight from heaven.
They had a misconception that the Christ would be a great warrior of a sort, not a meek fellow like Jesus.
They did not know that Jesus was born in Bethlehem and was of the family of David.
Multiple Choice: In John 7, which groups of religious leaders sent officers to arrest Jesus?
Levites
Pharisees
Chief priests
Priests
Scribes
In John 7, on which day of the feast did Jesus say, "If any man thirsts, let him come unto me, and drink."?
The third day of the feast.
The last day of the feast.
The second day of the feast.
The first day of the feast.
What was Jesus referring to when He said, "He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water."
He was referring to water baptism.
He was referring to the spiritual gifts which would serve as satisfaction to the soul.
He was referring to the overflow of anointing from on high.
He was referring to the Spirit whom the believers would receive.
Why is it that the officers sent to arrest Jesus could not do it?
They were afraid.
They were outnumbered by Jesus' disciples.
The crowd did not allow them.
They were touched by Jesus' teachings.
When would the Holy Spirit be given to believers?
After the second coming of Jesus.
After the arrest of Jesus.
After Jesus has been glorified.
After the crucifixion of Jesus.
