The Gospel of John: The Great News - REVIEW QUESTIONS

Now is the time to put yourself to the test. Do you really understand the basic, fundamental teaching of this gospel? 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.

What are the three major sections of John's gospel as outlined in our study.
How did you do answering the multiple choice questions at the beginning?
In Jesus' public ministry which two titles were most prominent?
What are the seven I AM statements of Jesus?
What are the eight miraculous signs recorded by John?
How many titles did you find in the first chapter.
What does it mean to believe in Jesus?
What are the two main sections in the private ministry of Jesus?
What four truths are emphasized in the Upper Room Discourse?
What four lessons can we learn from the feet washing incident?
What two titles are prominently assigned to the Holy Spirit?
What are five ministries of the Holy Spirit?
What is the remedy for a troubled heart?
For whom did Jesus pray?
What two requests did Jesus make for those who would believe in Him?
When Jesus was arrested, how did He identify Himself?
What fault did Pilate find in Jesus?
What were Jesus' final words while on the cross?
Where was Jesus buried?
Why should we believe that Jesus rose again from the dead?

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