1. What is the meaning of John 5:41?

2. How does John 5:41 challenge us to seek God's approval over man's?

3. What does "I do not accept glory from men" teach about humility?

4. How can John 5:41 inspire us to prioritize God's glory in daily life?

5. Compare John 5:41 with Galatians 1:10 on seeking approval. What similarities exist?

6. How can we apply John 5:41 to resist worldly validation in our actions?

7. What does Jesus mean by "I do not accept glory from men" in John 5:41?

8. How does John 5:41 challenge the pursuit of human approval in Christian life?

9. Why is divine approval more important than human recognition according to John 5:41?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from John 5?

11. Didn't Jesus never actually claim to be God?

12. What does 'no condemnation in Christ' mean?

13. 1 Corinthians 2:8: How do we reconcile Paul's claim that rulers didn't recognize the Lord of glory with historical accounts of Jesus' public ministry and claims?

14. Matthew 5:22 - How does equating anger with murder align with other biblical texts where anger seems acceptable (e.g., John 2:15)?1. How does Jesus' statement in John 5:41 challenge our natural desire for human approval?

2. In what ways can we ensure that our actions are motivated by a desire to glorify God rather than seeking praise from others?

3. How does understanding the concept of divine glory influence our daily decisions and interactions with others?

4. What are some practical steps we can take to cultivate humility in our service to God and others?

5. How can we apply the principle of seeking God's approval in our workplace, family, and community engagements?1. How does Jesus' healing on the Sabbath challenge your understanding of legalistic versus compassionate observance of religious laws?

2. What does Jesus' claim of unity with God mean to you in understanding His divine nature and authority?

3. How do the testimonies about Jesus strengthen your faith?

4. How can Jesus' authority as the giver of life and judge influence your perception of life and justice?

5. What lessons can you learn from the healing of the invalid man?

6. In what ways do Jesus' words about doing what He sees the Father doing shape your understanding of His mission?

7. How does the Jewish leaders' opposition to Jesus' healing on the Sabbath reflect their understanding of God's laws?

8. How do you reconcile Jesus' assertion that all judgment has been given to Him with the concept of God's mercy?

9. How does the concept of "spiritual hearing and seeing" presented in this chapter apply to your faith journey?

10. How can Jesus' advice to the healed man about sinning influence your understanding of sin's consequences?

11. How does the Jewish leaders' refusal to accept Jesus despite the testimonies challenge your approach to faith and evidence?

12. In today's context, how can we discern between rigid religious legalism and compassionate application of spiritual principles?

13. How can Jesus' response to persecution inspire you in times of opposition?

14. How does Jesus' claim of giving life speak to you personally?

15. What does this chapter teach you about Jesus' role as the Son of God?

16. In your daily life, how can you embody Jesus' focus on doing the will of the Father?

17. How can you use the testimonies about Jesus in your personal evangelism?

18. What role does the Bible (Scriptures) play in affirming your belief in Jesus?

19. How does the connection between faith in Jesus and eternal life influence your outlook on mortality and the afterlife?

20. How does understanding Jesus as the ultimate judge impact your understanding of justice and accountability in the world?

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