The Book of John - Lesson 1 Quiz

Who is traditionally accepted as the author of the Book of John?

• James

• Peter

• Andrew

• John

What is one of the internal evidence within the Gospel that supports the authorship of the Apostle John?

• The author was Roman in language

• The author was Greek in language

• The author was familiar with Palestine of the first century

• The author was unfamiliar with the Old Testament

What is one of the specific details mentioned by John that only an eyewitness would know?

• The number of disciples Jesus had

• The number of Pharisees in Jerusalem

• The number of Roman soldiers in Palestine

• The number of waterpots

What is the relationship between Annas and Caiaphas mentioned by John?

• Cousins

• Father and son

• Business partners

• Brothers

What is the significance of the region of Galilea where most of the apostles, including John, were from?

• It was the center of religious schools

• It was distant from the opinions of the Pharisees and scribes

• It was distant from the factions of political power struggles

• It was the center of political power struggles

Where is it believed that John stayed to extreme old age?

• Nazareth

• Bethlehem

• Jerusalem

• Ephesus

What is the main theme emphasized in the final discourses of Jesus according to John?

• The mission of the Holy Spirit

• The fact of Jesus' leaving the earth

• The relationship of the Church to the World

• The commandment to love one another

What is the foundation and pattern to be followed according to John?

• Following the political power struggles

• Following the opinions of the religious schools

• Following the written Laws of Moses

• Following the traditions of the Pharisees

What is the main privilege of the Jews as recorded by John?

• The inheritors of the Scriptures and their many prophecies

• The sacrifices and celebrations

• The misconceptions about the Messiah

• The literal heritage of birth

What is the New Dispensation as prophesied by the Old Testament according to John?

• A physical one

• A traditional one

• A political one

• A spiritual one