Third John Deep Dive Quiz Flashcards

#1

To whom is the Epistle of Third John primarily addressed according to 3 John 1:1?

📖 3 John 1:1

#2

What specific virtue does John commend Gaius for in 3 John 1:5-6?

📖 3 John 1:5-6

#3

Which individual is criticized in 3 John for his love of preeminence and refusal to welcome missionaries?

📖 3 John 1:9-10

#4

According to 3 John 1:12, what is said positively about Demetrius?

📖 3 John 1:12

#5

What does John wish for Gaius in 3 John 1:2?

📖 3 John 1:2

#6

How many verses does the Epistle of Third John contain?

📖 3 John 1:1-14

#7

In 3 John 1:7, what is stated about the traveling missionaries whom John is supporting?

📖 3 John 1:7

#8

What warning does John give in 3 John 1:11 about following negative examples?

📖 3 John 1:11

#2

His hospitality toward traveling missionaries

Third John 1:5-6 specifically praises Gaius for his faithfulness and hospitality in caring for traveling missionaries, which is a concrete expression of Christian love.

3 John 1:5-6

#1

Gaius, a beloved friend

Third John 1:1 explicitly names Gaius as the beloved recipient to whom John is writing this personal letter about matters of church hospitality and leadership.

3 John 1:1

#4

He has a good testimony from everyone and from the truth itself

Third John 1:12 states that Demetrius has a good testimony from everyone and from the truth itself, indicating he is a person of good character and credibility recognized throughout the church.

3 John 1:12

#3

Diotrephes

Third John 1:9-10 identifies Diotrephes as the problematic figure who loves to have preeminence, refuses to welcome the traveling missionaries, and even expels those who do from the church.

3 John 1:9-10

#6

14 verses

Third John contains 14 verses in a single chapter.

3 John 1:1-14

#5

That he may prosper in all things and be in good health, even as his soul prospers

Third John 1:2 contains John's greeting prayer wishing that Gaius would prosper in all things and be in good health, just as his soul prospers, reflecting holistic concern for his wellbeing.

3 John 1:2

#8

Do not imitate what is evil, but imitate what is good

Third John 1:11 directly states 'do not imitate what is evil, but imitate what is good,' serving as a general moral principle in response to the negative behavior of Diotrephes.

3 John 1:11

#7

They went out for the sake of the Name, accepting nothing from the Gentiles

Third John 1:7 indicates that these missionaries went out for the sake of the Name and practiced a principle of accepting no support from the Gentiles, relying instead on Christian hospitality.

3 John 1:7

#9

According to 3 John 1:9-10, what specific action does Diotrephes take against those who show hospitality to missionaries?

📖 3 John 1:9-10

#10

What did John say he hoped to do instead of writing with pen and ink?

📖 3 John 1:13-14

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#10

Visit and speak face to face

John said he had much to write, but he hoped to see them soon and speak face to face instead of using pen and ink (3 John 1:13-14).

3 John 1:13-14

#9

He puts them out of the church

Third John 1:9-10 states that Diotrephes 'puts out of the church' those who welcome the traveling missionaries, an extreme form of church discipline.

3 John 1:9-10

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