A Tour Through John, Lesson 50

<p>For additional notes and resources check out Douglas’ <a href="https://www.douglasjacoby.com/tour-john-lesson-50/" target="_blank"><strong>website.</strong></a></p><p>If you prefer <i>not</i> to listen to the audio, but prefer only to read the questions below, that is fine -- but the answers are in the podcast file.</p><p>Click on the <strong>arrow</strong> to play the podcast (16 minutes), or right click <a href="https://www.douglasjacoby.com/wp-content/uploads/Tour-Through-John-50-Test.mp3">here</a>, in order to save the audio file and listen later.</p><ol><li>How many confessions of faith do we find in John's gospel?</li><li>In John 14:6, Jesus claims to be "the way, the ___, and the ___."</li><li>Whom did Jesus see under the fig tree?</li><li>How many chapters of the NT come from John, in Christian tradition?</li><li>Who proclaimed, "My Lord and my God!"?</li><li>Whoever denies that Jesus came in the flesh is the antichrist. This definition appears in which two letters?</li><li>In Revelation there is a dramatic contrast between two cities. Name them.</li><li>Who helped Joseph of Arimathea to reclaim the body of Jesus after his crucifixion?</li><li>Diotrephes and Demetrius: Which was the good guy?</li><li>Three keys for understanding Revelation are reasonable level of familiarity with apocalyptic, some knowledge of history, and a solid grounding in _____.</li><li>Which is the first of the seven "I am" sayings?</li><li>Walking in the light (1 John 1:7) is equivalent to walking as Jesus walked (1 John 2:6): True or False?</li><li>Who asked "What is truth?"?</li><li>The elder preferred pen and ink over face-to-face interactions: True or False?</li><li>What is the name NT scholars have given to the chapters from John 2 to John 11?</li><li>The first miracle Jesus ever performed was turning water to wine: True or False?</li><li>What is the literal meaning of <i>apocalypse</i>?  a. mystery  b. symbol  c. unveiling  d. revelation</li><li>According to John, all Christians have received an anointing, and do not need