Bible Final

Question 1

Unit 5
Where did Jesus go to rest and often pray?

Answer 1

Jesus went to Mount of Olives to rest.

Question 2

Unit 5
What are 7 ways the Pharisees are ignorant?

Answer 2

●Ignorant of the truthfulness of Jesus
● Ignorant of the Father of Jesus – Pharisees accused Jesus of being illegitimate (no father, remember Mary was not married)
● Ignorant of the destiny of Jesus (Jesus said, “Where I am going, you cannot come” (8:22)
● Ignorant Jesus’ identity – Jesus clearly communicated to the Pharisees that He is the Messiah. They refused to believe.
o When you refuse the truth, all truth becomes nonsense to you.
● Ignorant of their own history – Jews had been and are slaves (Egypt, Babylon, Assyria in OT. Rome in NT. Sin.)
● Ignorant of the character of Jesus – RL accuse J of being a Samaritan (racial prejudice) & being demon-possessed
● Ignorant of the greatness of Jesus
● Ignorant of the eternality of Jesus

Question 3

Unit 5
What is the outcome of the Pharisees’ ignorance?

Answer 3

Outcome of Their Ignorance Jesus claims to be “I AM;” Pharisees pick up rocks to stone Him; some believe.

Question 4

Unit 5
Give three examples of people who used their disability to honor God.

Answer 4

Examples of People with Physical Ailments that Manifest God’s Glory
1. Fanny Crosby – blind hymn writer
2. Paul Hutchins – paralyzed author of “Sugar Creek Gang” book series
3. Ron Hamilton – one-eyed founder of Patch the Pirate Club for disabled children

Question 5

Unit 5
What was the simplicity in healing of the blind man?

Answer 5

Jesus placed mud on eyes and sent him to Pool of Siloam for healing

Question 6

Unit 5
Give the jist of how the blind man could see, physically, and spiritually.

Answer 6

Blind man obeyed, washed at Pool of Siloam, and then received sight immediately
Sight, then salvation – man must recognize & admit his lost condition, understand Word & need of Savior, respond w/ belief
Progressive spiritual sight – healed blind man referred to Jesus as “man,” “prophet,” “of God,” and “Lord”
Religious leaders mocked, cast the healed blind man out of the synagogue because he believed in Christ
Salvation – immediate and natural response in believing Jesus is Christ is to worship Him. Blind man worships the Lord

Question 7

Unit 5
Who are the blind sinners?

Answer 7

Blind Sinners (9:39-41) = Pharisees; do not see their own sin &/or see their sin as less than others. If you think you are all right, you
are all wrong!

Question 8

Unit 5
Who are the thieves and robbers?

Answer 8

Thieves and Robbers (10:1) Someone who attempts to enter the sheepfold (Kingdom of God) through a way other than the door- J
All other religions contradict the truth of Scripture because Jesus is the only way - door - to God.
Modern Examples of Thieves and Robbers: Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims

Question 9

Unit 5
Who is the true sheep?

Answer 9

The True Sheep (10:2-6) Hear the voice of the Shepherd, follow Him; will not follow a stranger
● Only Christianity, no other religion, worships the one true God. You must realize (confess) you are a sinner to become a
saint (believer).

Question 10

Unit 5
Who are the hirelings?

Answer 10

The Hirelings (10:7-13) Paid; cares only about himself and his own gain; does not defend sheep from wolf

Question 11

Unit 5
Who is the true shepherd?

Answer 11

The True Shepherd (10:14-18) Jesus who lays down His life, not taken from Him, but given of His own accord for the sheep, & then
taken up;
Jesus never loses control (divine power), even when He died for us.

Question 12

Unit 5
What happened in Fall, AD 31?

Answer 12

Christ’s Ministry in the Fall of AD 31
Three month gap between John 10:21-22 (Fall AD 31). From Synoptics:
● Jesus stayed with Mary who worships Him and Martha who is caught up in work as He is enroute to Jerusalem
● Teaches His disciples
● Sends out 70 disciples
● Through Samaria to Jerusalem

Question 13

Unit 5
What was the Feast of Dedication?

Answer 13

Feast of Dedication Instituted by Judas Maccabeus. Winter around Christmas time in temple at Jerusalem
Greek ruler Antiochus Epiphanes invaded and desecrated the temple with pagan worship. Judas Maccabeus revolted in 164 BC,
overcoming Antiochus. Initiated Feast of Dedication. Jews celebrated the rebuilding of the altar & amp; purifying temple during the
period of Jewish independence. This became known as the Festival of Lights and today as Hanukkah, a tradition celebrating the
miracle of “a small amount of oil, found by the Maccabees…miraculously burning for 8 days.”

Question 14

Unit 5
What is the Message from Solomon’s porch?

Answer 14

Message from Solomon’s Porch (10:25-39) Jesus delivered the Good Shepherd sermon during Feast of Dedication
Jesus gives His credentials proving Christ’s deity through His sayings and His miracles

Question 15

Unit 5
How does God use people to honor Him?
(think seed and sewing)

Answer 15

In Perea (10:40-42)
In early ministry, John the Baptist ministered in the Jordan area. He prepared the soil and planted seed. Years later, Jesus reaped.
● God uses people in different ways for His work. Some prepare the soil (hearts), others plant the seed (gospel), others water
that seed and cultivate the soil, then someone else may reap the fruit seeing the results.
● Our responsibility is not to produce results – it is God who gives the increase. Be faithful to sow/reap. Depending on God.

Question 16

Unit 5
What was happening in Bethany?

Answer 16

In Bethany (11:1-46)
● Lazarus was sick, yet; Jesus stayed away two more days. Ways of God are not always our ways. God’s ways are perfect
Then Jesus went to Bethany even as the disciples said, “…the Jews there tried to stone you, and yet you are going back.”

Question 17

Unit 5
What about lack and wisdom?

Answer 17

Weakness of the Disciples: they showed their weaknesses by their statements
● Lack of courage – fear “Jews seek to stone you, Jesus, yet, you are going back?”
● Lack of understanding – “Lord, if he has fallen asleep, he will recover…”
● Lack of faith – Thomas: “Let us also go, that we may die with him.”

Question 18

Unit 5
What are the five Ws?

Answer 18

Wisdom of Martha – believed in Christ’s power to raise brother Lazarus from the dead, not sure when
Wishes of Mary – “if only” Christian always living in the past
Weeping of Jesus – TEARS for unbelief of the people; and ANGER(groaning) at enemy death
Words of Jesus – brought Lazarus out of the tomb. Lazarus, come out.
Will of people – some believe; others do not believe and go tell Pharisees

Question 19

Unit 5
What did the Sadducees believe in?

Answer 19

Sadducees did not believe in resurrection

Question 20

Unit 5
What did Caiaphas plan to do?

Answer 20

Caiaphas plotted to kill Jesus to save the nation: better for one man die for people than whole nation perish

Question 21

Unit 5
What did Jesus retreat?

Answer 21

Jesus retreated; Curious public and Pharisees wanted to kill Lazarus as well as Jesus

Question 22

Unit 5
What were Jesus’s Seven steps/royal entry?

Answer 22

Jesus’ royal entry: 7 steps
o Walked from Bethany (Jesus kept the Passover at Mary and Martha’s home in Bethany) to Bethphage
o Sent 2 disciples to Bethphage where they got the donkey for Jesus to ride
o Received the donkey (Symbol of humility, dependence on God, kingship, fulfillment of prophecy)
o Rode from Mount of Olives into Jerusalem
o People in Jerusalem hailed Jesus as their King
o Overcome with emotion and Jesus wept
o Viewed temple and left

Question 23

Unit 5
What is the world’s fickleness, and God’s sovereignty?

Answer 23

World’s Fickleness and God’s Sovereignty
o God’s sovereignty is seen in that twice people (after feeding 5000 & triumphal entry) want Jesus to be their king;
but, God overrules. Rather than a political and economic king, He is to be their spiritual king, accomplished through

death on the cross and resurrection. His death paid the price for our sins and His resurrection gives us His
righteousness with new life. Man’s faith and God’s grace..
o Man’s fickle mindedness is revealed in Jesus’ last week before His death. The crowds shout Hosanna to their King
during the triumphal entry and in less than a week later shout that Jesus be crucified.

Question 24

Unit 6
What happened on The Events of Monday, Nisan 11, AD 32?

Answer 24

The Events of Monday, Nisan 11, AD 32
● Many Jews in Jerusalem for Passover
● J condemns fig tree, cleanses temple, cures blind &
lame