◄ John 6:64 ►
However, there are some of you who do not believe." (For Jesus had known from the beginning which of them did not believe and who would betray Him.) Bible Study Questions and Answers 1. What is the meaning of John 6:64? 2. How does John 6:64 challenge our understanding of true belief in Jesus? 3. What does Jesus knowing "from the beginning" reveal about His divine nature? 4. How can we discern genuine faith in ourselves and others, per John 6:64? 5. Connect John 6:64 with other scriptures on God's omniscience and human belief. 6. How should John 6:64 influence our approach to evangelism and discipleship today? 7. How does John 6:64 challenge the concept of free will in Christianity? 8. Why did Jesus choose Judas if He knew he would betray Him, as stated in John 6:64? 9. What does John 6:64 reveal about Jesus' divine knowledge and human relationships? 10. What are the top 10 Lessons from John 6? 11. Why did Jesus select Judas Iscariot as a disciple? 12. Why did Jesus select Judas Iscariot as a disciple? 13. What motivated Judas to betray Jesus? 14. What is foreknowledge? Discussion Questions 1. How does Jesus' knowledge of His betrayer before it happens affect your understanding of His divine nature? 2. In what ways can we ensure that our belief in Jesus is genuine and not just an outward association? 3. How can the reality of betrayal among Jesus' followers serve as a warning for us today in our personal and communal faith journeys? 4. What steps can we take to cultivate a faith that perseveres through trials and challenges? 5. How do other scriptures, such as Matthew 7:21-23, reinforce the message of true belief versus mere association in John 6:64? John 6 Bible Study Questions 1. How does Jesus' miracle of feeding the 5000 impact your understanding of God's providence? 2. What does Jesus walking on water teach you about His control over nature and circumstances? 3. How does Jesus' teaching of Himself as the Bread of Life deepen your understanding of His mission? 4. How do the mixed reactions to Jesus' Bread of Life discourse reflect different approaches to faith and unbelief? 5. What can you learn from Simon Peter's steadfast faith in Jesus? 6. How does Jesus' ability to satisfy spiritual hunger and thirst relate to your spiritual needs? 7. What does it mean for you personally that Jesus offers eternal life to those who believe in Him? 8. How can you relate to the disciples' fear during the storm on the Sea of Galilee and their comfort when Jesus appears? 9. How does the crowd's attempt to make Jesus king contrast with Jesus' own understanding of His mission? 10. In your life, how can you seek Jesus as the Bread of Life, rather than merely seeking His miracles? 11. How does the crowd's reaction to Jesus' teaching challenge your understanding of faith and spiritual maturity? 12. How can Simon Peter's affirmation of faith inspire you in times of spiritual difficulty or doubt? 13. Why do you think Jesus' Bread of Life discourse was difficult for many of His disciples to accept? 14. How does the idea of Jesus as the Bread of Life influence your understanding of the Eucharist or Communion? 15. How can the miracles in this chapter enhance your trust in God's power and provision in your life? 16. How can you apply the principle of Jesus' satisfaction of spiritual hunger and thirst in your daily life? 17. How would you respond to spiritual teachings that you find difficult to understand or accept? 18. How does Simon Peter's response to Jesus' question reflect his understanding of who Jesus is? 19. What practical steps can you take to develop a faith like Simon Peter's, steadfast and focused on Jesus? 20. How can the reactions of the crowd and disciples in this chapter help you navigate your own faith journey and interactions with others about faith? Links John 6:64 NIV John 6:64 NLT John 6:64 ESV John 6:64 NASB John 6:64 KJV John 6:64 Commentaries Bible Hub