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WorksheetsJesus as the Word of God
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
How does John's Gospel begin?
In the beginning the Word already existed
In the beginning was Jesus
Once upon a time
Long ago in Israel
According to John 1:1, the Word was ____ God and ____ God.
with, was
from, like
near, becoming
beside, representing
What connection does John make by starting with "In the beginning"?
Links Jesus to Genesis creation
Shows Jesus was born first
Proves Jesus is old
Connects to Abraham's story
How did God create the world in Genesis?
By speaking things into existence
With His hands
Using clay and water
Through angels
What does John say the Word's life brought to everyone?
Light
Hope
Peace
Joy
According to John 1:5, what cannot extinguish the light?
Darkness
Evil
Sin
Death
Who was sent to tell people about the light?
John the Baptist
Moses
Peter
Mary
What happens to those who receive and believe in Jesus?
They become children of God
They become angels
They go to heaven immediately
They become prophets
What does "the Word became human" refer to?
Jesus's incarnation
Jesus's baptism
Jesus's resurrection
Jesus's teaching
The phrase "made his home among us" connects Jesus to what Old Testament concept?
The tabernacle
The temple
The ark
The altar
What was given through Moses according to John 1:17?
The law
Grace
Love
Salvation
What came through Jesus Christ according to John 1:17?
Unfailing love and faithfulness
The Ten Commandments
Prophecies
Miracles
According to John 1:18, who has seen God?
No one
Moses
Abraham
David
Who reveals God to us according to John 1:18?
Jesus (the unique One)
The Holy Spirit
The prophets
The disciples
What imagery does John use to describe Jesus's mission?
Light shining in darkness
A shepherd with sheep
A king on a throne
A teacher with students
John the Baptist's role was to be a ____ to the light.
Witness
Guardian
Messenger
Prophet
The tabernacle in the Old Testament was a place where God's ____ lived.
Presence
Voice
People
Commandments
According to John 1:11, Jesus came to His own people, and they ____ Him.
Rejected
Welcomed
Worshiped
Followed
What gives someone the "right to become children of God"?
Believing and accepting Jesus
Being born Jewish
Following the law
Doing good works
The Word was ____ in the beginning with God.
Already existing
Just created
Being formed
Waiting to be born
John deliberately leaves what unfinished in his prologue?
What Jesus makes known
Jesus's family tree
The creation story
The prophecies about Jesus
Light vs. darkness imagery represents which of the following?
Good and evil
Physical phenomena
Weather patterns
Historical events
John the Baptist's role is:
To prepare the way for Jesus and testify about Him
To become a king of Israel
To write the Gospels
To perform miracles for crowds
Incarnation is significant because it refers to:
The belief that God became human in the person of Jesus Christ.
The idea that humans can become gods through good deeds.
The concept that all religions lead to the same truth.
The belief that Jesus was only a prophet and not divine.
The symbolism of the tabernacle in biblical teachings represents:
God's presence among His people
The power of the Roman Empire
The wisdom of King Solomon
The journey of the Israelites through Egypt
