The Gospel of John Ch.1 Flashcards

1
Q

What does the author of the Gospel call himself in the book?

A

The disciple Jesus loved

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2
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Why does the author write the Gospel?

A

So that Jesus can change your life forever

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3
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What does the opening of the Gospel reference or allude back to?

A

The Book of Genesis

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4
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Why did God the Son become human?

A

To reveal God the Father to us

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5
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How many titles are given to Jesus within the first chapter of the Gospel?

A

7

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6
Q

After Jesus performs a sign or makes a claim what do people have to do?

A

Make a choice about who they think Jesus is.

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7
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What is Jesus’ first sign?

A

The wedding at Cana

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8
Q

What is Jesus really referring to when He says that He will “destroy this temple” and rebuild it in three days?

A

His body

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9
Q

Who does Jesus meet at the well?

A

A Samaritan woman

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10
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Who does Jesus say works on the Sabbath as well?

A

His Father

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11
Q

Ultimately, Jesus says that He is the new _____.

A

Temple

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12
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After the raising of Lazarus, what do the Israelite leaders do?

A

Reject Him

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13
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Who wrote the Gospel of John?

A

It was written by ‘the disciple whom Jesus loved,’ possibly John the Son of Zebedee or John the Elder.

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14
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What is the purpose of the Gospel of John?

A

The purpose is to help readers believe that Jesus is the Messiah and have life in His name.

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15
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How is the Gospel of John structured?

A

It has two main halves: the first half covers Jesus’ miraculous signs, and the second half focuses on His final night, arrest, trial, death, and resurrection.

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16
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What is the “Word” according to the Gospel of John?

A

The ‘Word’ refers to Jesus as the embodiment of God’s will, both distinct from and fully divine.

17
Q

How does John the Baptist introduce Jesus?

A

He calls Jesus the Messiah and Son of God, giving Him seven titles that reflect His divine role.

18
Q

What is Jesus’ first miraculous sign in the Gospel of John?

A

Turning water into wine at the wedding in Cana.

19
Q

What does Jesus’ cleansing of the Temple signify?

A

It symbolizes His authority and points to His coming sacrificial death, where His body will replace the Temple as the meeting place between God and humanity.

20
Q

What does Jesus explain to Nicodemus?

A

Jesus explains that Israel needs spiritual rebirth, not just new teaching, to enter God’s kingdom.

21
Q

What does Jesus offer the Samaritan woman at the well?

A

He offers ‘living water,’ symbolizing eternal life infused with God’s love.

22
Q

What is the significance of Jesus’ miracles on Jewish feast days?

A

Jesus uses the festivals to reveal His identity, such as claiming to be the true bread of life, the light of the world, and the Holy One of God.

23
Q

What is Jesus’ final miraculous sign in the first half of the Gospel?

A

Raising Lazarus from the dead, which foreshadows His own death and sets in motion the plan for His crucifixion.

24
Q

What theme is emphasized in Jesus’ raising of Lazarus?

A

Jesus’ act of love and sacrifice, pointing forward to His own death on the cross for the salvation of humanity.

25
Q

What does Jesus claim about His relationship with God the Father?

A

Jesus claims that He and the Father are one, making Himself equal with God, which leads to increased hostility from the religious leaders.