John the Apostle: Author of the Johannine Writings - Test
- 1. Who is traditionally considered the author of the Gospel of John?
A) John the Apostle
B) Mark
C) Luke
D) Matthew
- 2. What is the term used to describe the Gospel of John and the letters attributed to John?
A) Johannine writings
B) Synoptic Gospels
C) Deutero-Canonical books
D) Pauline Epistles
- 3. Which significant event does the Gospel of John emphasize at the beginning?
A) The birth of Jesus
B) The temptation of Jesus
C) The Word became flesh
D) Jesus' baptism
- 4. Who are the recipients of 2 John?
A) The Corinthians
B) The Twelve Tribes
C) A church in Rome
D) The elect lady
- 5. In John 3:16, what does God demonstrate through giving His Son?
A) Justice
B) Love
C) Wrath
D) Power
- 6. According to John's writings, what is necessary to have eternal life?
A) Being a disciple
B) Belief in Jesus
C) Performing miracles
D) Observing the Law
- 7. What chapter in John's Gospel contains the discourse of the Good Shepherd?
A) Chapter 12
B) Chapter 14
C) Chapter 8
D) Chapter 10
- 8. In which epistle does John emphasize 'God is love'?
A) 1 John
B) 2 John
C) Revelation
D) John's Gospel
- 9. According to tradition, where did John the Apostle die?
A) Jerusalem
B) Patmos
C) Rome
D) Ephesus
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