People
I ate locusts and honey, and prepared the way for Jesus.
Who is John the Baptist.
Jesus tells this person, “You must be born again/from above."
Who is Nicodemus.
In John 4, this symbol represents eternal satisfaction that human effort cannot achieve.
What is living water.
John uses this word to describe miracles that reveal who Jesus truly is.
What are signs.
This character leaves her water jar behind, showing her shift in priorities after meeting Jesus.
Who is the Samaritan woman.
Jesus crosses cultural and religious boundaries when he speaks with this person at a well.
Who is the Samaritan woman.
In John 6, this symbol causes confusion because the crowd interprets it physically rather than spiritually.
What is the bread of life.
In the prologue, John repeatedly uses this title to describe Jesus — the one he uses again and again in the opening verses.
What is “the Word”?
This person is surprised that Jesus knows him under the fig tree and declares, “You are the Son of God.”
Who is Nathanael.
The crowds misunderstand Jesus’ sign in this story because they focus on physical food rather than its meaning.
What is the feeding of the 5,000.
In John 3, this symbol is used to describe how the Spirit works in unseen but powerful ways.
What is the wind / Spirit.
John includes several statements where Jesus reveals his identity using divine Old Testament language.
What are the “I am” sayings.
After many disciples turn away in John 6, this person says to Jesus, “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life.
Who is Peter.
This story shows Jesus healing with just a word, demonstrating authority that does not depend on physical presence.
What is the healing of the official’s son.
In John 1, this symbol represents both guidance and revelation, shining in the darkness and not being overcome.
What is light.
John explains the purpose of his Gospel as helping people respond in this way to Jesus.
What is believing that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God.