Pengajaran Yesus - Yohanes 3:1-21

What did Jesus say to Nicodemus that he must do to see the kingdom of God?

• Follow the commandments

• Be born again

• Give up all his possessions

• Pray every day

What does 'born again' mean?

• Physically born for the second time

• Having a change of heart and becoming a new person in Christ

• Baptized in water

• Becoming the ruler of the Jews

According to Jesus in John 3:11-12, what is the main problem of Nicodemus?

• He does not believe in God

• He does not understand the concept of being born again

• He loves darkness more than light

• He is a ruler of the Jews

What does Jesus connect being born again with in John 3:14-21?

• Kingdom of God

• Everlasting life

• Condemnation

• All of the above

How can Nicodemus be born again, according to John 3:14-21?

• By doing good deeds

• By believing in Jesus, who will be lifted up on the cross

• By following the teachings of Moses

• By repenting from his sins

How is Nicodemus described in John 3:1-2?

• A Pharisee and a ruler of the Jews

• A poor beggar

• A fisherman

• A tax collector

How might Jesus' initial statement seem surprising to Nicodemus?

• Jesus told Nicodemus that he might not see the kingdom of God

• Jesus told Nicodemus that he must be born again

• Jesus did not exchange pleasant words with Nicodemus

• All of the above

What did Jesus compare to the lifting up of the bronze serpent by Moses in John 3:14-15?

• The Son of Man (Jesus) being lifted up on the cross

• The Israelites crossing the Red Sea

• The Ten Commandments given to Moses

• The destruction of the temple in Jerusalem

What are the two possible responses to Jesus, according to John 3:16-18?

• Believe or not believe

• Follow or reject

• Love or hate

• Believe or doubt

What is the result of two possible responses to Jesus, according to John 3:16-18?

• Believing results in eternal life and salvation, not believing results in destruction or condemnation

• Believing results in worldly wealth, not believing results in poverty

• Believing results in power and authority, not believing results in weakness

• Believing results in fame and popularity, not believing results in obscurity