1-3 John, Jude, Revelation

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This quiz is based on the teachings of the Biblical books 1-3 John, Jude and Revelation, March 3, 2011.

Questions and Answers

1.

The name of the false teaching John was confronting in 1 John was called
- A.
  
  Judaism
- B.
  
  Gnosticism
- C.
  
  Spiritualism
- D.
  
  Atheism
- E.
  
  None of the above
Correct Answer
B. Gnosticism

Explanation
The correct answer is Gnosticism. Gnosticism was a belief system that emerged in the early Christian era and claimed to possess secret knowledge or gnosis that could lead to salvation. It taught that the physical world was evil and that salvation could only be attained through special knowledge or enlightenment. This false teaching contradicted the teachings of John, who emphasized the importance of the incarnation of Jesus and the physicality of his death and resurrection. John's letter in 1 John was written to counter the influence of Gnosticism and affirm the true nature of Jesus and salvation.

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2.

The false teachers John is addressing in John 1 taught that all that was going to be saved was a person's spirit because the body was inherently evil, so it didn't matter whether you sinned or not.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
The explanation for the given correct answer is that the false teachers John is addressing in John 1 believed that only a person's spirit would be saved because they considered the body to be inherently evil. According to their teaching, it did not matter whether one sinned or not. This aligns with the statement that the answer is true.

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3.

Which of the following is NOT characteristic of John's teaching in 1 John about God
- A.
  
  God is light
- B.
  
  God is love
- C.
  
  God is strict
- D.
  
  God is life
Correct Answer
C. God is strict

Explanation
The correct answer is "God is strict." This is not characteristic of John's teaching in 1 John about God. Throughout the book, John emphasizes God's love, light, and life. He highlights the forgiving and compassionate nature of God, rather than focusing on strictness or severity.

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4.

According to 1 John, what two things are the basis for fellowship with God
- A.
  
  Confession of sin and rejection of worldliness
- B.
  
  Adherence o Jewish practices and rejection of worldliness
- C.
  
  Confession of sin and being circumcised on the 8th day
- D.
  
  Believing Jesus came in the flesh but rose only in the spirit
Correct Answer
A. Confession of sin and rejection of worldliness

Explanation
The correct answer is confession of sin and rejection of worldliness. This is based on the teachings in 1 John, which emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and confessing our sins to God, as well as turning away from worldly desires and behaviors. By confessing our sins and rejecting worldliness, we can maintain a close relationship and fellowship with God. This aligns with the overall message of 1 John, which emphasizes the importance of living a righteous and holy life in accordance with God's will.

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5.

The key word in 2 John is
- A.
  
  Gnosticism
- B.
  
  Grace
- C.
  
  Commandment
- D.
  
  Truth
Correct Answer
D. Truth

Explanation
The key word in 2 John is "Truth." This is because the letter emphasizes the importance of walking in the truth and warns against deceivers who deny that Jesus came in the flesh. The author urges the readers to abide in the truth and not to receive or support those who do not teach the truth. The concept of truth is central to the message of 2 John, making it the correct answer.

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6.

2 John was addressed to a father who had been far from God but who happened to 'coincidentally' run into Paul in Tarsus.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
It was written to a leading Christian woman who was a mother and most likely a widow.

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7.

The three main characters in 3 John are
- A.
  
  Larry-itus, Moe-abite and Curly-ictus
- B.
  
  Gaius, Demetrius and Diotrephes
- C.
  
  Gaius, Sparticus and Marcus
- D.
  
  Deano-rufficus, Rufio-smithius and Elias-morrisia
Correct Answer
B. Gaius, Demetrius and DiotrepHes

Explanation
The correct answer is Gaius, Demetrius, and Diotrephes. These three characters are mentioned in the book of 3 John. Gaius is commended for his hospitality and support of fellow believers. Demetrius is praised for his good reputation, and Diotrephes is criticized for his pride and refusal to accept authority. These characters play important roles in the letter, highlighting different aspects of Christian behavior and leadership.

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8.

John was praising Gaius for his example of servanthood and warning them about the selfishness of Diotrephes.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
The statement is true because it states that John was praising Gaius for his example of servanthood and warning them about the selfishness of Diotrephes. This implies that John had positive things to say about Gaius and was cautioning others about Diotrephes' selfish behavior.

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9.

The Letter of Jude is well known for its tactfulness and gentleness with regards to those who's theological views do not line up with the Apostle's view.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
Rather, Jude is known for how vivid he is in his condemning of the false teachers.

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10.

One of the major reasons Revelation was written was because
- A.
  
  There was so much false teaching
- B.
  
  John thought the Bible needed to be livened up
- C.
  
  There was a heavy persecution towards Christians
- D.
  
  All of the churches had become to liberal
- E.
  
  John thought it could be turned into a really neat movie
Correct Answer
C. There was a heavy persecution towards Christians

Explanation
Revelation was written as a response to the heavy persecution faced by Christians during that time. The book aimed to provide encouragement, hope, and guidance to the early Christian communities who were facing intense persecution for their faith. It sought to reassure them that despite the hardships they were enduring, God was ultimately in control and would bring about justice and victory in the end.

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11.

The second section of Revelation is where Jesus actually addresses and evaluates the good, bad and the ugly of the churches in Asia.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
The second section of Revelation indeed focuses on Jesus addressing and evaluating the churches in Asia. This section, known as the letters to the seven churches, contains specific messages to each church, commending their strengths and rebuking their weaknesses. Jesus provides guidance, warnings, and promises to these churches, revealing his knowledge and concern for their spiritual state. Therefore, the statement "The second section of Revelation is where Jesus actually addresses and evaluates the good, bad, and the ugly of the churches in Asia" is true.

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12.

At the end of the book of revelation we are left hanging not really knowing what the fate of the Church and us Christians will be. This is because God wants us to live by faith.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
In fact, he tells us that we will be with him and he will conquer Satan and a new heaven and earth will be formed, so that we may live confidently even in the presence of uncertainty and even persecution.

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1-3 John, Jude, Revelation

The name of the false teaching John was confronting in 1 John was called

The false teachers John is addressing in John 1 taught that all that was going to be saved was a person's spirit because the body was inherently evil, so it didn't matter whether you sinned or not.

Which of the following is NOT characteristic of John's teaching in 1 John about God

According to 1 John, what two things are the basis for fellowship with God

The key word in 2 John is

2 John was addressed to a father who had been far from God but who happened to 'coincidentally' run into Paul in Tarsus.

The three main characters in 3 John are

John was praising Gaius for his example of servanthood and warning them about the selfishness of Diotrephes.

The Letter of Jude is well known for its tactfulness and gentleness with regards to those who's theological views do not line up with the Apostle's view.

One of the major reasons Revelation was written was because

The second section of Revelation is where Jesus actually addresses and evaluates the good, bad and the ugly of the churches in Asia.

At the end of the book of revelation we are left hanging not really knowing what the fate of the Church and us Christians will be. This is because God wants us to live by faith.