John Chapter 7 Bible Quiz — Jesus at the Feast of Tabernacles Flashcards

#1

Why did Jesus's brothers encourage Him to go to the Feast of Tabernacles in Jerusalem?

📖 John 7:3-4

#2

What was Jesus's initial response when asked to go to the Feast of Tabernacles?

📖 John 7:6-7

#3

How did Jesus eventually travel to the Feast of Tabernacles?

📖 John 7:10

#4

What did the Jewish leaders discuss about Jesus at the feast?

📖 John 7:12

#5

What famous declaration did Jesus make on the last and greatest day of the feast?

📖 John 7:37-38

#6

What did the crowd conclude after hearing Jesus teach at the feast?

📖 John 7:40-41

#7

What objection did some raise against Jesus being the Messiah?

📖 John 7:41-42

#8

Why did the Pharisees become frustrated with the temple guards they sent to arrest Jesus?

📖 John 7:45-46

#2

He said His time had not yet come and He would not go

Jesus told His brothers that the right time for Him had not yet come, though His brothers could go anytime because the world did not hate them (John 7:6-7).

John 7:6-7

#1

They believed He should reveal Himself openly to the world

Jesus's brothers suggested He go to the feast and perform miracles publicly so that His disciples would see and believe in Him, reflecting their misunderstanding of His mission at that time (John 7:3-4).

John 7:3-4

#4

Whether He was a good man or a deceiver

The people at the feast debated whether Jesus was a good man or a deceiver, with some people whispering these things about Him (John 7:12).

John 7:12

#3

He went secretly, not publicly

After His brothers left for the feast, Jesus went secretly to Jerusalem, not publicly, as indicated in John 7:10.

John 7:10

#6

Some said He was the Prophet; others said He was the Messiah

After hearing Jesus teach, some in the crowd said He was the Prophet, while others believed He was the Messiah (John 7:40-41).

John 7:40-41

#5

Whoever is thirsty, let them come to Me and drink, and rivers of living water will flow from within them

On the feast's final day, Jesus stood and proclaimed that whoever is thirsty should come to Him and drink, and rivers of living water would flow from within believers (John 7:37-38).

John 7:37-38

#8

The guards returned without arresting Jesus because they were amazed by His teaching

The temple guards sent to arrest Jesus returned without making an arrest because they were astonished by His teaching, saying 'No one ever spoke the way this man does' (John 7:45-46).

John 7:45-46

#7

He was born in Nazareth, but the Messiah should come from Bethlehem

Some people argued that Jesus could not be the Messiah because the Scripture said the Messiah would come from Bethlehem, and Jesus was from Galilee (John 7:41-42).

John 7:41-42

#9

How did Nicodemus defend Jesus before the Pharisees at the council?

📖 John 7:50-51

#10

What was the response of the Pharisees to Nicodemus's defense of Jesus?

📖 John 7:52

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#10

They asked where Jesus was from, claiming no prophet comes from Galilee

The Pharisees responded to Nicodemus's defense by asking if he too was from Galilee and asserting that no prophet comes from Galilee (John 7:52).

John 7:52

#9

He asked whether their law condemns a man without first hearing him and knowing what he is doing

Nicodemus, who had visited Jesus earlier, questioned the Pharisees by pointing out that their law requires hearing someone and knowing what they are doing before condemning them (John 7:50-51).

John 7:50-51

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