1. In John's second letter, what deception did he identify (see v. 7)?

1. Denying the truth of the incarnation
2. Denying the truth of the atonement
3. Denying the truth of the resurrection
4. None of the above

2. In John's third letter, who was described as liking to put himself first and not wanting to acknowledge the apostle's authority (see v. 9) ?

1. How do we know what love is, and how can we show it (see 3:16-18)?

2. Why did John say he wrote this first letter (see 5:13)?

1. To give further instruction about the Mosaic law
2. To counter criticism from the Judaizers
3. To give assurance of salvation
4. None of the above

1. What close contact did John have with Jesus, "the word of life" (see 1:1)?

2. How would you evaluate this statement: "Jesus died as a sufficient sacrifice for the sins of only a select few" (see 2:2)?

1. How should we treat faithful church leaders (see vv. 7, 17)?

2. What statements are made by or about Jesus that help us know we can count on Him and His care for us (see vv. 5, 8, 20)?

1. What attitude did Jesus, the Author/Founder and Finisher/Perfecter of our faith, have as He faced the cross (see v. 2)?

2. What can we take away from the Lord's discipline (see vv. 5-11)?

1. God loves us.
2. God regards us as children.
3. God does it for our good.
4. God's goal is our holiness and righteousness.
5. All of the above.

1. How does the writer define faith (see v. 1)?

2. What supreme test of faith came to the patriarchs before they received the things that God promised (see v. 13)?

1. Trial by fire
2. Persecution
3. Death
4. None of the above

1. What is the difference between the service of the Jewish priests and that of Jesus the great High Priest (see vv. 11-14)?

2. In light of the Lord's coming, what does the writer urge us to do (see vv. 24-25)?

1. Hold fast to the confession of our hope without wavering
2. Stir up one another to love and good works
3. Encourage one another through gathering
4. All of the above

1. How is the new covenant predicted by Jeremiah and enacted by Jesus better than the old covenant (see 8:6-12)?

2. What is required for the forgiveness of sin (see 9:22)?

1. A sincere apology
2. A specific blood sacrifice
3. A special act of penance
4. None of the above

1. To which Old Testament hero is Christ compared in chapter 3?

1. Abraham
2. Joseph
3. Moses
4. None of the above

2. What is compared to a sharp, two-edged sword (see 4:12)?

1. How is Jesus superior to the angels (see 1:1-4)?

1. Heir of all things
2. Creator and Sustainer of the universe
3. Shares God's glorious nature as God the Son
4. Redeemer of humankind
5. All of the above

2. Why was Jesus made human like us (see 2:17)?