1 John: Walking with God - REVIEW QUESTIONS

1 John: Walking with God - REVIEW QUESTIONS

Now is the time to put yourself to the test.  Do you really understand the basic, fundamental teaching of this short letter?  Whenever you cannot answer a question correctly, without a doubt, refer back to the lesson material.  Remember that just reading the notes isn't enough.  Make the truth of the Scriptures a permanent part of your life.

  1. What are three reasons that 1 John was written?
  2. When was it written?
  3. From where was it written?
  4. Why should we believe what John and the apostles have to say about Jesus Christ?
  5. How can believers walk with God?
  6. How can believers receive forgiveness and cleansing?
  7. When is Jesus our Advocate?
  8. What is the "new commandment"?
  9. What is worldliness?
  10. Who protects the Christian from error, and leads into all truth?
  11. What's the difference between imputed righteousness and imparted righteousness?
  12. What produces a purifying effect in the life of the believer?
  13. What are three things that can be said of those who hate the brethren?
  14. What is the two-fold command that we have received from God?
  15. How can believers distinguish between the spirit of truth and the spirit of error?
  16. How did God show His love for the world?
  17. How do we overcome the world?
  18. Who has eternal life?
  19. What are five evidences that believers have eternal life?
  20. What does our prayer life indicate?

 

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