Florida Bible
Institute
Level Three
Lesson Ten
Answer Key
John 13:1
Now before the feast of the passover, when Jesus knew
that his hour was come that he should depart out of this world unto
the Father, having loved his own which were in the world, he loved
them unto the end.
1.
Passover
was the first of three great yearly feasts celebrated in Israel.
It commemorated the deliverance of Israel from their bondage in
Egypt.
(1)
Passover was initiated on the night of the exodus of the Children of
Israel from Egypt, when the firstborn of every household that was not
protected by the blood of the Passover Lamb applied to the top and both
sides of the door posts of the house were slain.
(2)
It was celebrated as a memorial in accordance by the command of the
LORD. (Exodus 12:14 - 20)
2.
John 13:1 reveals that Jesus knew that the time of His betrayal and
crucifixion was at hand
His hour had come.
3.
Judas Iscariot, like all of mankind had
free will.
He could choose to submit to the Lordship of Jesus as the Messiah, or
refuse to do so. He refused.
4.
Yes.
(1)
Jesus knew the hearts of men and as God in the flesh, knew that one
day Judas would betray Him.
Still, He gave Judas every opportunity that He gave the other disciples.
(2)
Subjective
(3)
I John 1:89 - 9 reveals that Jesus knew all of your strengths and
weaknesses before He ever chose you to be His disciple.
Yet He has chosen you and will empower you to do and to be all that
He would ask of you. He
understands that you will not live a life above sin, but, assures us as
disciples, that if we will
judge ourselves and confess our sins to Him, He will forgive us.
5.
John 13:4 - 5 gives us insight into the total servant mindedness of
the Lord Jesus as God in the flesh, and reminds us that the disciple is not
above his Master.
6.
In John 13:12 - 17, Jesus was setting an example for us as His
disciples. He was revealing to
us, that we should be willing to so humble ourselves as to be willing
to
even wash the feet of others if need be. That we should be so willing to
follow the example of our Lord and our Master, that no service to another
would be beneath
us if it would serve the Kingdom of God.
7.
You were to choose one of the following:
( ) I wish He had not done what
He did (washing feet) and taught what He taught.
( ) I know that is supposed to
be my attitude, but, I'm
not there yet?
( ) I'm
not there, and, I'm
not sure I want to be there.
( ) I think I'm
there.
( ) You could have expressed
another viewpoint.
You were to explain how such an attitude, if you developed such an
attitude, manifested in your life.
9.
The use of
Judas with a kiss in the darkness to identify Jesus was his means of
positive identification of Jesus to betray
Him. You
were to state what lesson you learn from that.
10.
Luke 22:54 - 62 reveals that the three stages of Peters
backsliding
that is, his denial of Christ Jesus were:
(1)
Peter, left Jesus.
(2)
Peter started following Jesus at a distance.
(3)
Peter joined himself to the enemies of Christ around their fire in
the hall of judgement.
(4)
You were to determine if any of these steps taken by Peter have ever
manifested in your life.