Gospels--Events

1. Multiple choice: How long had Lazarus been in the tomb when Jesus arrived? (a) Four days; (b) three days; or (c) one day.

2. True or false ? Both Mary and Martha believed that, had Jesus been there, Lazarus would not have died.

3. Multiple choice: When Jesus said, "When you lift up the Son of Man, then you will know that I am He," He was speaking of: (a) His ascension to Israel's throne; (b) His crucifixion; or (c) the Pharisees'
believing in Him.

 

1. (a) Four days (John 11:17).

 

2. True (John 11:21,32).

 

3. (b) His crucifixion (John 8:28).

Gospels---Events

1. Fill in the blank: Jesus told the Jews after He claimed to be one with the Father, "Though you do not believe Me, believe the  -----, that you may know and believe that the Father is in Me, and I in Him".

2. True or False? Mary and Martha sent word to Jesus that Lazarus was dead.

3. Multiple choice: Jesus said that Lazarus was sick: (a) Because he ate unblessed food; (b) so that the Son of God might be glorified; or (c) because he had  a demon.

 

 

1. "Works" (John 10: 38).

 

 

2. False. They said Lazarus was sick (John 11:3).

 

 

3. (b) So that the Son of God might be glorified (John 11:4),

Gospels-----Events

1. Multiple choice: When Jesus said,  "I am going away...Where I go you cannot come," the Jews thought He was going: (a) To the mountains; (b) to heaven; or (c) to kill Himself.

2. True or false? Many people believed in Jesus  when He said, "He who sent Me is with Me. The Father has not left Me alone, for I always do those things that please Him."

3. Multiple choice: To whom did the parents of the blind man refer the Pharisees when  they asked them about their son's healing? (a) Jesus ; (b) their son; or (c) the disciples.

 

 

1. (c) To kill Himself (John 8:22).

 

 

2. True  (John 8:29,30 ).

 

3. (b) Their son. They said, "He is of age; ask him. He will speak for himself" (John 9:21).

Gospels---Events

1. Multiple choice: Jesus compared His making  a man "completely  well" on the Sabbath to the Jews' doing what on the Sabbath? (a) Praying for forgiveness; (b) cleansing the temple; or (c) circumcising.

2. When Jesus told the Jews, "Before Abraham was, I AM", they tried to stone Him, but He hid and then left the temple: (a) Through the back door; (b) through the middle of the crowd; or (c) after the crowd had dispersed.

3. Fill in the blanks: Jesus told His disciples, "I must work the works of Him who sent Me while it is
--------- ; the -------- is coming when no one can work."

 

1. (c) Circumcising (John 7:22, 23). Jesus reasoned that if circumcision was lawful on the Sabbath, much more so was healing.

 

2. (b) Through the middle of the crowd (John 8:58, 59).

 

3. "Day...night".(John 9:4).

Gospels---Events

1. Multiple choice: While asserting that God was His Father , Jesus told the Jews  that the Father would show the Son greater works then He had already done. Why? (a) That the Jews might marvel; (b) that the disciples might be more attentive; or (c) that the Samaritans might believe.

2. Fill in the blank: After He fed  the five thousand, Jesus went to a mountain alone, because He realized  some of the multitude were going to take Him by force to make Him their --------.

3. True or false? Some at the Feast of  Tabernacles believed Jesus was the Christ; others questioned it because Jesus was a Galilean and the Messiah should come from Bethlehem.

 

1. (a) That the Jews might marvel (John 5:20).

 

 

2. King (John 6:15).

 

3. True (John 7:41-43). Those who believed Jesus was the Messial based  their conclusion on His signs. (v.31).

Gospels---Events

1. Question: What miracle did Jesus perform on His way acress the sea of Galilee to Caspernaum after He had fed the five thousand?

2. Multiple choice: Why had the crowd followed Jesus and His disciples across the Sea of Galilee to Caspernaum? (a) Because they saw the signs He did; (b) because they saw Him walk on water; or (c) because they had eaten of the loaves and were filled.

3. How long had Jesus known which of His disciples did not believe, and who would betray Him?
(a) From the beginning; (b) from the time He fed the five thousand; or (c) from the time He claimed to be the bread of life.

1. He walked on the water (John 6:19).

 

2.  (c) Because they had eaten of the loaves and were filled (John 6:26).

 

 

3. (a) From the beginning (John 6:64).

Gosples---Events

1. Multiple choice: Jesus fed the five thousand with: (a) Two loaves and five fish; (b) five loaves and two fish; or (c) bread that He brought with two hundred denarii.

2. Fill in the blanks: Jesus declared Himself equal in power to God when He told the Jews, "For as the Father raises the  -------- and gives ------- to them, even so the  ------- gives life to whom He will."

3 Multiple choice: John's Gospel alone records what grain the loaves  were made of, which Jesus  used to fed the five thousand. What grain was it? (a) Wheat; (b) barley; or (c) rye.

 

 

1. (b) Five loaves and two fish (John 6:9).

 

 

2. "Dead...life...Son" (John 5:21).

 

3, (b) Barley (John 6:13).