Bible Quiz — John 15:7TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. According to the verse, what has to be true before the kind of asking it describes?

   You are staying close to Jesus, and his words are staying in youYou have proven yourself by good deedsPeople around you recognize you as a discipleYou have no unanswered problems left

2. What range of request does the verse say is allowed?

3. Complete the verse idea: 'If you stay in me and my words stay in you, ____ for anything you want.'

   If you stay in me and my words stay in you, ____ for anything you want.

4. True or False: In the formal reconstruction, the request appears before any condition is given.

   TrueFalse

5. Put the verse’s flow in order from first condition to final outcome.

   Position–1234stay close to Jesus

   Position–1234let his words stay in you

   Position–1234ask for what you want

   Position–1234it will happen for you

6. The verse ties prayer to staying close to Jesus. What does that connection stir in you?

7. If Jesus' words remain in you, your wants can be shaped by him. What desire of yours do you want to place under that shaping?

8. Which practice best matches the verse's pattern for prayer?

   Let Jesus' words stay in you, and then bring your requests to himAsk first, then look for a verse that seems to fit afterwardKeep prayer separate from daily listening to JesusOnly pray about small things you already know you can handle

9. Name one concrete way you will let Jesus' words stay with you before you pray this week.

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