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WorksheetsBible Unit 2 Part 3
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
How is Nicodemus described?
A Pharisee and a ruler of the Jews
A fisherman from Galilee
A Roman soldier
A tax collector
What did Jesus tell Nicodemus he must do to see the kingdom of God?
Obey the law perfectly
Be born again
Give money to the poor
Travel to Jerusalem
How was Jesus’ statement about being born again a warning about condemnation for Nicodemus?
He would lose his wealth
He could not see the kingdom of God
He would be exiled from Judea
He would get sick
Which theological term related to the word “generations” means the same thing as “born again”?
Revelation
Regeneration
Inspiration
Ascension
What was Nicodemus’s main problem according to Jesus in John 3:11–12?
He lacked education
He refused to receive Jesus’ testimony or believe what Jesus said
He was too young to understand
He broke Roman law
Jesus’ teaching in John 3:14–21 connects being born again to what?
Wealth
Eternal life
Fame
Freedom from Rome
How could Nicodemus be born again according to John 3:14–21?
Study more about the Scriptures
Perform special rituals
Believe (trust) in Jesus’ saving work
Move to Judea
What does Jesus compare Moses’ lifting up the bronze serpent to?
Building the temple
The Son of Man being lifted up on the cross
Parting the Red Sea
Feeding the thousands
What did looking to the bronze serpent do for the Israelites bitten by a snake?
Made them wealthy
Healed them physically
Taught them the law
Sent them into exile
What does looking to the Son of Man who was lifted up on the cross do for a person?
Gives political power
Saves him from sin
Helps win battles
Teaches carpentry skills
What is necessary to gain healing from the bronze serpent and the Son of Man?
Belief or trust that God will do what He said
Paying money at the temple
Traveling a great distance
Keeping silence for a week
Why do people love darkness?
They are sleepy at night
Their works (deeds) are evil
Darkness is cooler
It is traditional
What do those who do evil fear from the light?
That the light will blind them
That their works would be exposed
That they will lose friends
That storms will come
How does Jesus label the rejection of the light?
Success
Accident
Judgment
Celebration
What is a covenant?
A short story
An agreement between two or more people with certain requirements and promises
A secret code
A festival
What did God promise in the New Covenant?
More land only
To cleanse His people from sin and give them the Holy Spirit so they could obey God’s law
A king immediately
No more work
According to John 3:34, what does the one whom God sent do?
Collects taxes
Utters the words of God
Builds ships
Trains soldiers
What enables the one whom God sent to utter the words of God?
High education
Angels whisper to him
God gives the Spirit to Him without measure
A very loud voice
According to Isaiah 61, what will come upon the “Anointed One”?
Snow and rain
The Spirit of the Lord
A crown of thorns
Armies of Israel
According to Isaiah 61, what verbal ministry does the Spirit enable the Messiah to do?
Harvest crops for the nation
Preach good news, proclaim liberty, proclaim the Lord’s favor, and comfort those who mourn
Build city walls
Lead armies in war
How did John the Baptist’s response to Jesus’ disciples about Jesus’ identity connect to the role of Jesus receiving the Spirit of God?
The Spirit coming upon the Messiah without limit enables Him to speak God’s words
He could swim farther than others
He would avoid paying taxes
He would stop storms at will
Who did the woman suggest Jesus is to the other Samaritan?
The Christ
A traveler
A magician
A fisherman
When leaving Judea, where did Jesus pass through to get to Galilee?
Egypt
Samaria
Rome
Bethlehem
Who did Jesus meet while resting by a well?
A Roman guard
A Samaritan woman
Nicodemus
A group of children
What did the Samaritan woman first view Jesus as?
A prophet
A Jew and not a friend
A carpenter
A king
What does Jesus offer to the Samaritan woman?
Money
Living water that will provide eternal life
Grain for the village
A house
What did the Samaritan woman think Jesus was referring to when He offered living water?
Physical water that would stop her need to come to the well
A new law for the temple
A basket of bread for the disciples
A secret message about Rome
Why could the Samaritan woman not call her husband?
She was not married to the man she was with
Her husband was traveling far away
She had forgotten his name
The well had no signal
How did the Samaritan woman change her view of Jesus after He told her about her past?
From seeing Him as an ordinary Jew to believing He was a prophet
From king to fisherman
From Pharisee to tax collector
From soldier to carpenter
What does the Samaritan woman’s past tell us about how dissatisfied she was with life?
She had been with many different men trying to find satisfaction
She had never spoken to anyone
She was a wealthy ruler content with life
She lived alone in the desert by choice
What did Jesus tell the Samaritan woman about the Messiah?
That He is the Messiah
That the Messiah would come in 100 years
That no Messiah would ever come
That John was the Messiah
Did the Samaritan woman believe Jesus is the Messiah and Savior? Why?
Yes; she told others that He could be the Christ
No; she returned home silently
Yes; but she said He was only a teacher
Not sure; she avoided everyone
How did the Samaritan woman’s view of Jesus develop?
From Jew to prophet to Messiah
From Messiah to prophet to Jew
From teacher to soldier to king
From tax collector to Pharisee to scribe
How could Jesus as the Messiah meet the woman’s needs?
Forgive her sins, give her a relationship with God, and satisfy her soul
Teach her farming skills and math
Provide more buckets and ropes
Encourage her to hide from everyone
What did Jesus say that confused the disciples?
He had food to eat that they did not know about
He would build a ship tomorrow
He planned to move to Nazareth
He wanted to learn Greek
What was Jesus’ food?
Doing God’s will
Eating bread from the marketplace
Gathering figs from trees
Fasting forever
Why did the disciples misunderstand Jesus?
They thought He was talking about physical food instead of spiritual truth
They spoke a different language
They were too tired to listen
They believed He was joking
What is the spiritual meaning of the living water Jesus offered?
Satisfaction through forgiveness of sins and eternal life
A new spring in the village
Rules about washing hands
Permission to skip meals
What spiritual truth was Jesus referring to when He spoke of His food?
Doing God’s will
Eating special bread
Resting after travel
Teaching only in synagogues
What did Jesus mean when He said His food is doing the will of God?
That obeying God was His true nourishment and priority
He wanted more bread than others
He preferred spicy meals
He was allergic to fish
What is necessary to have a good harvest?
Sowing and reaping
Resting and sleeping
Buying and selling
Drawing and painting
What did Jesus say about the timing of the harvest?
The fields are white for harvest; they are ready now
The harvest would come after many years
The fields were empty and barren
It was forbidden to harvest
What about the living water and Jesus’ food helps us understand the harvest?
They point to spiritual, not physical, realities—like a spiritual harvest
They are recipes for cooking
They are travel plans to other towns
They are rules for taxes
What harvest was Jesus talking about when He told His disciples to look at the white fields?
The people of Samaria
Wheat near Jerusalem
Olives in Galilee
Grapes in Nazareth
What was the food or the will of God for Jesus?
To share the gospel with the Samaritans
To build a new synagogue
To collect taxes for Rome
To become a fisherman
