Places
The river where people were being baptized by John the Baptist.
What is the Jordan River?
Which disciple did Andrew invite to meet Jesus?
What is Simon Peter?
John the Baptist ate locusts and honey and wore ox hair clothes with a belt.
What is False?
The "world" in John 1:10 refers to ___
(Hint: John 1:10 - "He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not."
What is Us/Everyone/All humanity
Which disciple did Phillip invite to "Come and See" Jesus?
What is Nathaniel?
John 1:1 (KJV) EXACTLY states "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the word was a God."
What is False?
. Muslims believe this verse states Jesus was just another great prophet
. Jehovah's Witnesses believe this verse states this God was just "another" God, implying multiple gods existing.
The definition of "the Gospel"
What is "the Good News"?
This other verse in the OT echoes the message of John 1:1
(Hint: John 1:1 - "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the Word was God."
What is Genesis 1:1?
Where did Jesus say he saw Nathaniel when Nathaniel needed proof of how he knew of him?
What is under a fig tree?
Another word for "promises" in the Bible.
What is Covenant?
John the Baptist's life taught us several things...
(We will accept three answers!)
What is...
1. To know and stand firm for your purpose when sharing Christ with others
2. Be prepared for God to use you when the time comes
3. Think about what kind of legacy you want to leave behind when your life is over
To be beside or live with someone or something.
(Ex. the disciples asked Jesus where he ___ )
What is "dwell"?
What was the cookie in the jar analogy Bro John gave in class given to represent?
What is "aligning your passions with God"
Explanation: The mom has the child's best interest at heart as to not let the child eat the cookie at the wrong time just like God wants to bless us with good things in His timing.
Bro. John's goal for teaching you in his class
(He will accept three answers!)
What is...
1. To Learn How to Study the Bible
2. To Equip You in Answering Other's Questions
3. To Help You Get closer to God Yourself