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| The statement "We beheld his glory" in John 1:14, if referring to the Transfiguration, supports Johannine authorship of the Gospel. |
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| Most Bible scholars agree that the Gospel of John was written in Antioch. |
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| As recorded in John's Gospel, Jesus often used symbols with His "I am" descriptions to illustrate aspects of His ministry. |
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| Three results of Jesus' interviews as recorded in John's Gospel were astonishment, agreement, and assimilation. |
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| All seven sighns in Gospel of John are recorded in the first three chapters. |
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| All of the signs in John's Gospel are accompanied by a revelation of related spiritual truths. |
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| The chronology of John's Gospel indicates that Jesus attended four of the annual Jewish Feasts of Tabernacles. |
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| From the nonbeliever's view point, the death of Christ on the cross is a triumphant viictory. |
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| The plot of John's Gosple develops the conflict between belieft and unbelieft in the claims of Jesus Christ. |
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| Through the Son, God the Father created everything that existed apart from Him. |
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| John the Baptist confirmed that he was the fulfillment of Malchi's prophecy concerning Elijah. |
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| John the apostle is the only New Testment author to use a world meaning "lamb" as a title for Christ. |
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| Jesus drove the money changers from the temple because they were defiling God's house. |
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| Jesus could not recognize superficial faith because He was human. |
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| John the Baptist acknowledged that an individual's role in life i determined by the authority God gives the person. |
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| Jesus' initial appeal to the Samaritan woman was based on her kindness and curiosity. |
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| Jesus' new ethical concept of the Sabbath supports performing deeds of compassion on that day. |
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| Because the Jews reused to believe what was written about Him, Jesus declared that Elijah would be their accuser. |
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In His discourse on the Bread of Life, Christ used "rogressive disillusionment" to commend the people for their wholehearted faith.
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Jesus introduced a new temple, a new birth, and a new way to worship during the period of controversy
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| The Gospel of John's account of the woman accused of adultery is found in the earliest and best New Testament manuscripts. |
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| Jesus demonstrated that the adulterous woman's accusers were innocent of sin. |
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| Each of the five argumentative discourse in John 8:12-10:42: began with a miraculous sign. |
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| Jesus' method of healing the man born blind provided tangible evidence of Jesus' intent and required the man's active faith. |
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| By rejectiong Jesus' claims, the Pharisees lost the light they had recived fromthe Jewish law. |
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| Because He anticipated a miracle, Jesus showed no personal emotinal reaction to Lazarus' death. |
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| Jesus' withdrawal to Ephraim following the rasing of Lazaurs illustrates the value of quiet times for spiritural. |
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| At the dinner in Bethany, Jesus instructed His disciples to ignore the needs of the poor. |
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| Tenney suggests that many in the early Gentile church were Jewish proselytes before believing in Christ. |
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| According to John 12:44-50, God gives eternal life to those who obey the Father's command and believe the Son's message. |
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| By urging Judas to do his work quickly, Jesus was encourageing Judas' evil purpose. |
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| Judas had no control over the progess of evil in his life becasue he was predestined to betray Jesus. |
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| When Jesus said He was going away for the disciples' good, He referred to the Holy Spirity's coming. |
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| The Crucifixion was the hour of Jesus' greatest humilation and supreme glory. |
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When Jesus "my Father's house," He did not refer to an actual place.
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| The Father and Son are one in nature, purpose, and power yet are two distinct Persons working together in perfect union. |
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| Jesus indicated that although the world had not recived Him, it would be able to recive or know the Spirit. |
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| Jesus' Prediction that His followers would be expelled from the synagogue and even killed has been fulfilled throughout the Chruch Age. |
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| Believers have the major role in convicting the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment. |
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| Knowing all that was to happen to Him, Jesus tried to avoid the arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane. |
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| Because Roman law prevented the Jews form exercising capital punishment, prophecy was fulfilled concerning the manner of Jesus' death. |
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| Only John's Gospel account records that Jesus' hands were fastened to the cross with nails. |
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| Because Nicodemus was a member of the Sanhedrin, his help in burying Jesus was kept secret. |
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| A secret disciple of Jesus, Johseph of Arimathea buried the Lord in his own new tomb. |
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| It is the resurrection of Jesus that distinguishes the Christian faith from all other religions. |
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| John records that as soon as Peter looked into the empty tomb, "he saw and believed." |
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| The condition of Jesus' grave clothes supports the belief that His body was stolen from the tomb. |
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| After His resurrection Jesus appeared only to the women at the tomb, including Mary Magdalene, and the eleven disciples. |
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| As a result of Jesus' resurrection, Peter's burden of unforgiven sin changed to assurance and forgiveness and restoration. |
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