John 2 - Review Of Miracles
1. The purpose of John's testimony is "so that you also may be inspired."
True
False
Explanation: The purpose of this testimony is "so that you also may believe" (John 19:35)
2. The stated purpose of the signs in John's testimony is "that you may believe."
True
False
Explanation: The purpose of this testimony is "so that you also may believe" (John 19:35), which is the same stated purpose as the signs: "that you may believe" (John 20:30).
3. John the Baptist's goal at the end of his ministry was to get people to follow him and not Jesus.
True
False
Explanation: Not only that, but when his own disciples heard his testimony, they left him to become followers of Jesus (John 1:37). That is his goal. Don't follow John, follow Jesus.
4. After feeding the 5000 the crowds testified: "This is truly The Holy Spirit of God who is to come into the world..."
True
False
Explanation: After feeding the 5,000 the crowds testify: "This is truly the Prophet who is to come into the world..."
5. If you look at the testimonies from all the eyewitnesses, you get to see Jesus only as a man who was a great prophet.
True
False
Explanation: So, who is Jesus? If you look at the testimonies from all the eyewitnesses, you get to see Jesus in all His glory.
6. Peter proclaimed, "We have believed and have come to know that You are the_____________________."
Son of the Holy Mother Mary
the Holy One of God
the spoken of by Prophet Nathan
Explanation: Peter proclaims, "We have believed and have come to know that You are the Holy One of God"
7. What did John the Baptist testify about Jesus?
that Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.
that Jesus would never die.
that Jesus was the Son of God who was baptized as an infant.
Explanation: He testified that Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world
8. Jesus clearly and dangerously articulates His _______________ with God.
differences
equality
intentions
Explanation: Jesus clearly and dangerously articulates His equality with God (John 5:18-30).
9. What is one way John reveals Jesus' identity?
By declaring a prophecy about Jesus.
By telling stories about Jesus and His battle with Satan.
By telling stories where the characters offer profound testimony about Jesus.
Explanation: One way John reveals Jesus' identity is by telling stories where the characters offer profound testimony about Jesus.
10. Where in the Gospel of John do we learn that Jesus was preexistent; greater than John the Baptist; the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world; the Holy Spirit came upon Him; the Son of God; the Messiah; the Law and Prophets write of Him; and is the King of Israel?
In the last chapter of the Gospel.
In the first chapter of the Gospel.
In every chapter of the Gospel.
Explanation: Adding up all the things you learned about Jesus in these testimonies: He was preexistent, He is greater than John the Baptist, He is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, the Holy Spirit came upon Him, He is the Son of God, He is the Messiah, The Law and Prophets write of Him, He is the King of Israel! When John compiles these testimonies he gives you a great look into the identity of Jesus. And that's only John 1!