Jesus & Miracle
Where did Jesus turn water into wine?
Cana
Which Gospel contains the verses John 20:30–31 used as the memory passage (name the book)?
John.
What is Jesus identified as in the fill-in-the-blanks principle? (two-word answer)
Jesus is God / second Person of the Trinity
Give the study-guide definition of “Knowledge” (short phrase).
Truth that we have good reason to believe.
What does secular humanism teach about where people should look for strength? (short answer)
Internally / in themselves (look internally for strength).
Who asked Jesus to help at the wedding when the wine ran out?
Mary.
Fill in the blanks: “Now ____ did many other ____ in the presence of the disciples…” (two missing words)
Jesus / signs.
What does the study guide call God’s attribute that means “all-knowing”?
Omniscient.
How does the guide define “Wisdom”?
Correct and moral application of knowledge.
According to the guide, why is secular humanism false? (1–2 sentences)
Because God is the source of all life, knowledge, power, and strength, humans need God.
What did Jesus tell the servants to do with the jars?
Fill the jars with water and draw out and take to master of feast.
According to John 20:30–31, why were certain signs written in the book? (one-sentence answer)
So that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God.
Define “Glory” as given in the study guide (one short sentence).
Glory = splendor and honor or great praise and fame
Give one practical way a student could imitate Mary’s attitude at the wedding (answer may vary; supply one reasonable example).
Example: Obey God’s direction and trust His timing like Mary did.
Name two kinds of things God knows, as listed in the study guide.
Unseen world and the seen world (including the future and our thoughts / branches of science).
Why would running out of wine be shameful for the bridegroom?
It was the bridegroom’s responsibility to provide wine for the banquet — running out meant shame/embarrassment.
Quote the final phrase from John 20:30–31 used in the passage: “and that by believing you may have ____ in his ____.” (two words)
life / name (or “life in his name”)
Explain why wisdom is a character trait worth imitating, using the guide’s explanation (1–2 sentences).
Wisdom is worth imitating because all truth and knowledge that leads to wisdom is from God.
Explain briefly how Jesus being omniscient affects our trust in Him, according to the guide (1–2 sentences).
Because He knows everything, we can trust His knowledge and decisions.
What is the “root of knowledge” definition of secular humanism provided in the guide? (one sentence)
A worldview attaching prime importance to humans and their resources rather than to divine or supernatural power.
Describe one effect of Jesus' miracle on the disciples, according to the study guide.
The disciples saw Jesus’ glory and believed in Him.
From Colossians 2:2b–4 (memory passage on Page 3), what is said to be “hidden” in Christ?
"...______ of ______ and _______."
treasures of wisdom and knowledge.
Using the study guide language, write the complete filled-in principle: “Jesus is God, the second ____ of the ____.” (two words)
Person / Trinity.
The guide says wisdom comes from where? Give the short explanation used in the answers section.
From God / all truth and knowledge is from God.
Give a one-to-two sentence explanation of how the wedding at Cana can serve as an example in defending the Christian faith (use study-guide ideas about God’s provision and glory).
Example: Jesus provided the wine and displayed His glory, showing God’s provision and pointing to Christ’s divine identity—this supports trusting Christianity’s claims.