Bible Quiz — John 16:7TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. According to the verse, what does Jesus say about his leaving?

   It would be good for themIt would show he had stopped caringThey should manage without any helpIt would remove the need for help

2. Who will come to the disciples if Jesus goes?

3. True or False: The verse says the Helper will come even if Jesus does not depart.

   TrueFalse

4. Fill in the blank: 'If I do not ____, the Helper will not come to you.'

   If I do not ____, the Helper will not come to you.

5. True or False: The formal reconstruction begins with a contrastive turn before the main claim about truth.

   TrueFalse

6. Jesus says his departure is for their good, even though it sounds painful. What emotions or questions does that stir in you about trusting him?

7. This verse links a hard absence with a promised help. Where do you sense God inviting you to wait without assuming silence means abandonment?

8. If Jesus' going makes room for the Helper, which response best fits someone who trusts that promise?

   Keep trusting Jesus and stay open to the HelperAssume hardship means God has pulled away from youWait for complete explanation before you obeyTreat spiritual help as something you no longer need

9. Name one concrete step you can take this week to trust Jesus' promise and stay attentive to the Helper.

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