Bible Quiz — John 21:23TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. Among whom did the saying spread?

2. What was the report claiming about that disciple?

   That this disciple would stay alive and never dieThat the disciple would leave before Jesus returnedThat the brothers were being told to decide his futureThat the disciple would remain with Jesus until the return

3. True or False: Jesus told him the disciple would stay alive and never die.

   TrueFalse

4. How does Jesus' final question redirect the listener?

   It tells the listener to leave the disciple's future with Jesus.It asks the listener to keep tracking the disciple's outcome.It says the brothers should settle the matter together.It confirms the report as a promise about the disciple.

5. Put the verse's movement in order, from rumor to Jesus' correction.

   Position–1234The report spreads among the brothers or believers

   Position–1234Jesus says he did not tell him the disciple would not die

   Position–1234Jesus adds a conditional statement about the disciple remaining until he comes

   Position–1234Jesus asks what that matters to the listener

6. When a report about someone else starts spreading, what do you feel when Jesus corrects it and turns your attention back to what is yours to carry?

7. Where are you tempted to compare your path with someone else's, and what would it look like to rest that other person's future with Jesus instead of carrying it yourself?

8. If you hear an uncertain report about another believer, which response best follows Jesus' correction?

   Treat the claim cautiously, verify what is true, and leave the person's future with Jesus.Repeat it quickly so others can prepare for the outcome.Turn it into a rule for how every disciple's life must unfold.Use it to judge whether that person's story is going the right way.

9. Name one rumor, comparison, or question about someone else's path that you will stop carrying this week, and say what you will focus on instead.

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