Miracles
What did Jesus tell the man lying at the pool?
A: Your faith has healed you, now give thanks
B: Go wash in the pool of Siloam
C: Get up! Pick up your mat and walk
C: Get up! Pick up your mat and walk.
Fill in the blank, Multiple Choice
Jesus was a ______, the woman was a_________.
A: Prophet, Jew
B: Jew, Samaritan
C: Prophet, Worker
D: Messiah, Samaritan
B: Jew, Samaritan
Which town is the well of Jacob found in?
A: Siloam
B: Sidon
C: Sychar
C: Sychar
How many years was the man near Bethesda an invalid?
A: 18 years
B: 32 years
C: 7 years
D: 38 years
D: 38 years
Who grumbled about Jesus because He said that He is the bread that came down from heaven?
A: the Jews
B: the Gentiles
C: the disciples
A: the Jews
Jesus told the Samaritan woman to ask God for _________.
A: Salvation
B: Flowing springs of water
C: Eternal life
D: Living water
D: Living Water
TRUE/FALSE
Jesus asked Andrew where they could buy bread to feed the crowd.
FALSE: He asked Phillip
TRUE/FALSE
The crowd followed Jesus to Capernaum because they wanted to hear more of His teaching about eternal life.
TRUE
The servants told the father that his son was better at the ___________ hour.
A: Sixth
B: Seventh
C: Eleventh
B: Seventh
How did the Jewish Leaders react when they heard Jesus healed the invalid on the Sabbath?
A: They were happy he was healing people
B: They began to persecute him
C: They prayed with him
B: They began to persecute him
TRUE/FALSE
The Jewish leaders said to the man who had been healed, "It is the Sukkot; the law forbids you to carry your mat."
FALSE- it is the Sabbath not Sukkot
Who was the first person to say that Jesus has the words of eternal life?
A: Andrew
B: Simon Peter
C: Nathanael
B: Simon Peter
Where did some boats land near the place where the people had eaten the bread after the Lord had given thanks?
A: Tiberias
B: Bethesda
C: Capernaum
A: Tiberias
How many colonnades were surrounding the pool?
A: Fifteen
B: Fifty
C: Five
D: Fifty Five
C: Five
Why must true worshippers worship in spirit and in truth?
A: Because God is Spirit
B: Because God is all powerful
C: To spread the Gospel
A: Because God is Spirit
The boy's loaves in the crowd were made of_______
A: Unleavened dough
B: Barley
C: Fine flour
B: Barley
CAN BE 1,2 or 3 ANSWERS
Who are those that testify about Jesus?
A: John the Baptist
B: The Father
C: Moses
A & B: John the Baptists and The Father
What was the name of the pool where Jesus healed the invalid?
A: Bethany
B: Bethsaida
C: Jordan
D: Bethesda
D: Bethesda
Jesus said to His disciples: "Have the people sit down." And about ___________ sat down.
A: five thousand men
B: three thousand men
C: fifty thousand men
A: Five thousand men
Why did the Galileans welcome Jesus?
A: He healed all of the sick
B: They saw what he had done in Jerusalem at the Feast of Tabernacles.
C: They saw what he had done in Jerusalem at the Passover Feast.
D: They saw what he had done in Cana at the Feast of Tabernacles.
C: They saw what he had done in Jerusalem at the Passover Feast.
Where did the crowd look for Jesus after the feeding of the five thousand?
A: in the wilderness
B: at the Sea of Galilee
C: at Capernaum
C: at Capernaum
How did Jesus describe John the Baptist?
A: A voice crying in the wilderness
B: A lamp that burned and gave light
C: The greatest born of women
B: A lamp that burned and gave light
What did Jesus do after He went across the Sea of Tiberias with His disciples?
A: He went up on a mountainside
B: He went to Capernaum
C: He got into a boat and spoke to the crowd
A: He went up on a mountainside
What did the woman reply when Jesus told her to go get her husband?
A: I have five husbands
B: I have one husband
C: I have no husband
A: I have no husband
Jesus said a time will come when all who are in their graves will hear his voice and come out. What will happen then? (John 5:28–29)
A: The good will rise to live, and the evil will rise to be condemned.
B: The sheep will be separated from the goats.
C: The trumpet of God will sound and the dead will be raised imperishable.
A: The good will rise to live and the evil will rise to be condemned.