Number 4 Flashcards

1
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What is the subtitle of third John?

A

Receive true teachers

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2
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Who is the author of third John?

A

The apostle John

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3
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The recipients of third John are____ And the local church in which he was a leader or pastor. This was a common first century name and should not be equated with any other New Testament references to individuals by the same name.

A

Gaius

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4
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Local support of traveling missionaries by churches was vital to the spread of Christianity. However, petty jealousies, pride and desire for personal power had lead some domineering local church members to resent these traveling preachers, and even the apostle John himself.. This is the background of III John.

A

True

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5
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III John is an encouragement for the church to_____ True pastors, and missionaries. it revolves around three key individuals and exhorter, an egotist and an example

A

Support - This is the content of III John

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6
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The theme of III John is our duty to ____ and support true teachers

A

Receive

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7
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The purpose of III John is to be a rebuke on all individuals who would seek to____or ____ The local church or the preacher

A

Run or control

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8
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John wrote II John to protect the truth by denying the support of false teachers. He wrote III John to ______ the truth through supplying the support of genuine Christian teachers

A

Advance

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9
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In II John he dealt with the problem of welcoming deceivers; in III John he discusses the error of not receiving believers

A

True

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10
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III John is the second____ book of the English Bible. It’s message is vital concerning the support of missionaries.

A

Shortest

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11
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John rejoiced because_____ believed the truth

A

Gaius

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12
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John rejoice because_____ Lived the truth

A

Gaius

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13
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John rejoiced because Gaius ____ the truth

A

Supported

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14
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Who was the domineering dictator in III John?

A

Diotrephes

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15
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Gaius opened his home for which John congratulate him. ______ opposed this practice and John censors him for it.

A

Diotrephes

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16
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_____ loved to have recognition and attention and be the center of attraction. He had to rule or ruin.

A

Diotrephes

17
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He had refused to receive John the apostle. He had tried to both run and runoff the preacher.

A

Diotrephes

18
Q

He had attempted to occupy the leading place. He tried to run the church and be the center of attention.

A

Diotrephes

19
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He had slandered the apostles. He ran down and talked about the preacher.

A

Diotrephes

20
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He had refused to entertain, receive or support missionaries. He was so scared of losing control that he didn’t even like visiting preachers.

A

Diotrephes

21
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He ran off other church members who he didn’t like or even who liked people he didn’t like he had no interest in souls are in the growth of the church

A

Diotrephes

22
Q

If the church grew too much, he might not be in control. All he was interested in was his own power and position anyone who threatened his control was soon driven out of the church of course this was no doubt done under the cover of protecting the purity of the church from outside influences.

A

Diotrephes

23
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He may have been both the bearer of this letter, III John, and a traveling preacher sent by John

A

Demetrius

24
Q

John exhorted Gaius to follow his example

A

Demetrius

25
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He had a positive reputation with all men, the truth itself, and John himself

A

Demetrius