 - 1. The Apostle John: His Gospel is a profound exploration of faith and identity in the early Christian Church, crafted by one of Jesus' closest disciples. Known for its unique style and theological depth, the Gospel of John distinctly emphasizes the divinity of Christ, presenting Him as the incarnate Word of God, who existed from the beginning and through whom all things were made. Unlike the Synoptic Gospels, John's account is richly symbolic and contemplative, employing metaphors such as light and darkness, bread of life, and living water to convey spiritual truths. Throughout the narrative, John portrays a series of miraculous signs that reveal Jesus’ divine authority and His role as the savior of humanity. The Gospel is particularly noted for its poignant teachings, such as the new command to love one another, and the intimate dialogues between Jesus and figures like Nicodemus and the Samaritan woman at the well, illustrating the personal relationship that believers can have with God. Additionally, the themes of eternal life and belief are woven throughout, culminating in the purpose of the Gospel, which is to lead readers to faith in Jesus as the Messiah. Through its depth of insight and profound theology, The Apostle John: His Gospel not only recounts historical events but also invites its readers to a transformative faith journey that continues to resonate across generations.
What does Jesus call himself in John 14:6?
A) The Light of the World
B) The Good Shepherd
C) The Way, the Truth, and the Life
D) The Bread of Life
- 2. In John 3, to whom does Jesus say, 'You must be born again'?
A) Nicodemus
B) Zacchaeus
C) Judas
D) Matthew
- 3. Which character is introduced as 'the disciple whom Jesus loved'?
A) Thomas
B) John
C) Peter
D) James
- 4. What does Jesus say will happen if he is lifted up?
A) The world will end
B) He will draw all people to himself
C) The angels will rejoice
D) He will come back in glory
- 5. What is the focus of Jesus' discourse in John 6?
A) The Light of the World
B) The Bread of Life
C) The Word Made Flesh
D) The Good Shepherd
- 6. Which woman has a conversation with Jesus at the well?
A) The Samaritan woman
B) Elizabeth
C) Mary of Bethany
D) Mary Magdalene
- 7. What is the name of the pool where Jesus healed a lame man?
A) Siloam
B) Galilee
C) Bethesda
D) Gihon
- 8. In John 11, who does Jesus raise from the dead?
A) Jairus
B) Peter
C) Matthew
D) Lazarus
- 9. What does Jesus say about true worshipers in John 4?
A) They will worship on the mountain
B) They will worship in the temple only
C) They will worship through sacrifices
D) They will worship in spirit and truth
- 10. Where does the Gospel of John begin?
A) Once upon a time
B) In the beginning was the Word
C) In a land far away
D) In the days of Noah
- 11. What does Jesus declare about himself in John 8?
A) I am the Light of the world
B) I am the Way
C) I am the Bread of life
D) I am the Good Shepherd
- 12. What is emphasized in the prologue of John's Gospel?
A) The miracles of Christ
B) The nature of Christ
C) The teachings of Christ
D) The lineage of Christ
- 13. Which event does John emphasize in his depiction of Jesus' crucifixion?
A) Darkness covering the land
B) Jesus’ care for His mother
C) The earthquake
D) The tearing of the temple veil
- 14. What prayer does Jesus offer for his disciples in John 17?
A) The Garden Prayer
B) The Lord's Prayer
C) The Farewell Prayer
D) The High Priestly Prayer
- 15. What institution does John emphasize in John 13?
A) The Baptism
B) The Last Supper
C) The transfiguration
D) The Great Commission
- 16. What does Jesus ask Peter three times after his resurrection?
A) Do you believe in me?
B) Will you follow me?
C) Do you love me?
D) Are you my disciple?
- 17. What does John the Baptist call Jesus?
A) The King of Kings
B) The Lamb of God
C) The Prophet
D) The Teacher
- 18. Who betrays Jesus in John's Gospel?
A) Judas Iscariot
B) Matthew
C) Thomas
D) Peter
- 19. Which event happens in John 12?
A) The Transfiguration
B) Mary anoints Jesus' feet
C) Jesus visits the temple
D) Jesus feeds the multitudes
- 20. Which of these is mentioned in John’s account of Jesus’ trial?
A) Caiphas
B) The crowd
C) Pilate
D) Herod
- 21. What chapter in John describes Jesus as the Good Shepherd?
A) Chapter 10
B) Chapter 5
C) Chapter 15
D) Chapter 12
- 22. Who is sent to prepare the way for the Lord?
A) John the Baptist
B) Paul
C) Peter
D) Matthew
- 23. In John 3:16, what is described as God's gift to the world?
A) The Holy Spirit
B) Eternal life
C) The law
D) His only Son
- 24. Which city is often associated with the Apostle John?
A) Ephesus
B) Corinth
C) Jerusalem
D) Antioch
- 25. In which chapter does Jesus speak to Nicodemus?
A) Chapter 3
B) Chapter 5
C) Chapter 1
D) Chapter 10
- 26. What is the purpose of John's Gospel as stated in John 20:31?
A) That you may believe
B) To teach the commandments
C) To explain the law
D) To recount Jesus' parables
- 27. Where did Jesus perform His first miracle according to John?
A) Nazareth
B) Jerusalem
C) Cana
D) Bethany
- 28. Which event is described in John 2:13-22?
A) The Last Supper
B) The transfiguration
C) Cleansing the temple
D) Jesus' baptism
- 29. Which miracle is discussed in John 11?
A) Feeding the 5000
B) Walking on water
C) Healing a blind man
D) The raising of Lazarus
- 30. What phrase does Jesus use at the moment of his death?
A) My God, my God, why?
B) It is finished
C) Father, forgive them
D) I am thirsty
- 31. Which city is the setting for significant events in John’s Gospel?
A) Nazareth
B) Bethlehem
C) Jerusalem
D) Capernaum
- 32. Which term describes the 'Word' in the opening of John's Gospel?
A) Logos
B) Savior
C) Messiah
D) Redeemer
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