The Holy Biblical Quiz - First Epistle Of John
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The First Epistle of John, often referred to as First John and written 1 John or I John, is the first of the Johannine epistles of the New Testament, and the fourth of the catholic epistles. There is no scholarly consensus as to the authorship of the Johannine works. The author of the First Epistle is termed John the Evangelist, who most scholars believe is not the same as John the Apostle.
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What did John say cleanses us from all sin? (1:7)
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The Word of God
- B.
Water baptism
- C.
The blood of Jesus
- D.
Confession
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All of the above
Correct Answer
C. The blood of JesusExplanation
The correct answer is the blood of Jesus. In 1:7, John states that the blood of Jesus cleanses us from all sin. This refers to the belief that Jesus' sacrifice on the cross and his shedding of blood is what provides forgiveness and redemption for humanity. It is through the blood of Jesus that our sins are washed away and we are made clean in the eyes of God.Rate this question:
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If Christians do sin what should we do? (1:9)
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Blame the devil
- B.
Confess our sins
- C.
Recite scriptures
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Fast
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All of the above
Correct Answer
B. Confess our sinsExplanation
Confessing our sins is the correct answer because in 1 John 1:9 it states, "If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." This verse emphasizes the importance of acknowledging our sins and seeking forgiveness from God. Confession allows us to take responsibility for our actions and receive God's forgiveness and cleansing. Blaming the devil, reciting scriptures, and fasting may be helpful spiritual practices, but they are not specifically mentioned as the appropriate response to sin in this verse.Rate this question:
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If a Christian does sin what does he have? (2:1)
- A.
A guilty conscience
- B.
A feeling of condemnation
- C.
A debt to pay
- D.
An Advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ
- E.
All of the above
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D. An Advocate with the Father, Jesus ChristExplanation
When a Christian sins, they have an Advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ. This means that they have someone who intercedes on their behalf and represents them before God. Jesus Christ acts as a mediator between the Christian and God, offering forgiveness and reconciliation. This assurance of having an Advocate helps the Christian to approach God with confidence and seek forgiveness for their sins, knowing that Jesus is advocating for them. The other options (guilty conscience, feeling of condemnation, and debt to pay) may be consequences of sin, but the correct answer specifically highlights the presence of Jesus Christ as the Christian's Advocate.Rate this question:
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What did John say was all that was in the world? (2:16)
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Lust of the flesh
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Lust of the eyes
- C.
Pride of life
- D.
All of the above
- E.
None of the above
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D. All of the aboveExplanation
John said that all of the following were in the world: lust of the flesh, lust of the eyes, and pride of life.Rate this question:
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What did John say we now are? (3:2)
- A.
Christians
- B.
Sons of God
- C.
A royal priesthood
- D.
A holy nation
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A peculiar people
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B. Sons of GodExplanation
John said that we now are "Sons of God." This implies that as Christians, we have a special relationship with God, being adopted into His family and sharing in His divine nature. This term emphasizes our identity and inheritance as children of God, highlighting the intimacy and love that God has for us.Rate this question:
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How did John define sin? (3:4)
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The transgression of the law
- B.
Missing the mark
- C.
Betrayal
- D.
Mistakes
- E.
All of the above
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A. The transgression of the lawExplanation
John defined sin as the transgression of the law. This means that sin is the act of breaking or going against the laws or commandments set forth by a higher authority. In other words, it refers to any action or behavior that goes against what is morally or legally right. By defining sin in this way, John emphasizes the importance of following the law and the consequences that come with disobedience.Rate this question:
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What did John call a person who hates his brother? (3:15)
- A.
An angry man
- B.
A sinner
- C.
An unbeliever
- D.
Wicked
- E.
A murderer
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E. A murdererExplanation
The correct answer is "A murderer" because the question asks for a term that describes someone who hates his brother. Calling someone a murderer implies that they have such intense hatred for their brother that they may even contemplate or commit acts of violence against them. This term suggests a deep level of animosity and hostility towards one's own sibling.Rate this question:
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Who or what is greater than he that is in the world? (4:4)
- A.
Angels
- B.
He that is in you
- C.
Ministers
- D.
He that sins less
- E.
All of the above
Correct Answer
B. He that is in youExplanation
The correct answer is "He that is in you." This refers to the presence of God or the Holy Spirit within a person. The verse is emphasizing that the power and greatness of God within an individual is greater than anything or anyone in the world.Rate this question:
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In what is there no fear? (4:18)
- A.
Joy
- B.
Love
- C.
Patience
- D.
Peace
- E.
All of the above
Correct Answer
B. LoveExplanation
Love is the correct answer because true love is unconditional and does not involve fear. When someone experiences genuine love, there is no room for fear because love is based on trust, acceptance, and understanding. Fear arises when there is a lack of security or uncertainty, but love brings a sense of peace and contentment. Therefore, in the presence of love, fear cannot exist.Rate this question:
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At the end of this epistle what does John say we should keep ourselves from? (5:21)
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Idols
- B.
Fornicators
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Liars
- D.
Unbelief
- E.
False prophets
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A. IdolsExplanation
In the epistle, John advises us to keep ourselves from idols. This implies that we should refrain from worshiping or idolizing anything or anyone other than God. By avoiding the temptation to put material possessions, worldly desires, or other people above our devotion to God, we can maintain a pure and faithful relationship with Him.Rate this question:
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