Church Signs and John 3:16 in ASL

What is the main purpose of the video?

• To promote a new sign language app

• To provide a review of sign language books

• To teach church signs and John 3:16 in ASL

• To discuss the history of sign language

How is the sign for 'faith' performed in ASL?

• F-shaped hands from the forehead with a bounce

• C-shaped hands touching the chest

• X-shaped hands moving back and forth

• H-shaped hands moving upwards

Which hand shape is used to sign 'glory'?

• B-shaped hands forming a dome

• Flat non-dominant hand with wiggling fingers

• X-shaped hands clapping

• A-shaped hands moving up

What is the sign for 'crucify' in ASL?

• Nailing the hands to the cross

• Crossing hands in front of the face

• Flipping fists to flat hands

• Making a circle with the index finger

How is 'John 3:16' signed in ASL?

• Use a single sign for the entire verse

• Fingerspell each word of the verse

• Use only the sign for 'John'

• Fingerspell John 3:16 and use specific signs for the verse

What spatial arrangement is used when signing John 3:16?

• God and His Son are placed at the top, the world at the bottom left

• The world is placed at the top, God and His Son at the bottom

• All signs are placed in the center

• God and His Son are placed on the left, the world on the right

What inspired the narrator to learn sign language?

• A deaf friend

• A television show

• A sign language book

• A community class with their mom

What does the narrator encourage viewers to do?

• Find local deaf community classes

• Buy a sign language book

• Attend a sign language conference

• Watch more sign language videos

What is the best way to find a deaf community, according to the narrator?

• By visiting a sign language museum

• By attending sign language workshops

• By joining online forums

• Through a local deaf church

What is the final reminder given in the video?

• Attend the next live class

• Share the video with friends

• Practice sign language daily

• Sign up for the newsletter