Bible Quiz — John 15:25TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. What goal does the verse assign to this happening?

   It proves the law should now be ignoredIt brings to completion what had already been writtenIt shows the hatred was deservedIt explains that Jesus gave up because of pressure

2. Who is the one the verse says was hated?

3. Which statements are directly present in the verse? Select all that apply.

   The event is linked to the completion of something already writtenThe hatred is described as having no real causeJesus was hated because he first harmed his opponentsThe situation is said to have no connection to earlier Scripture

4. True or False: In the formal reconstruction, the explanation of completion comes after the statement about hatred.

   TrueFalse

5. How does it affect your trust in Jesus to know that this rejection was not random but part of what God had already said?

6. When you are misunderstood or treated unfairly, what feeling or prayer does this verse bring to the surface?

7. When a disciple is treated unfairly, which response best fits this verse?

   Reply with the same kind of hostilityPull away from anyone who disagrees with youKeep doing what is right and leave justice with GodTreat every criticism as a sign to stop following Jesus

8. Name one concrete way you will respond if you face unfair criticism or rejection this week.

Reflection questions have no right answer — they count once you have written a response.