◄ John 11:15 ►
and for your sake I am glad I was not there, so that you may believe. But let us go to him." Bible Study Questions and Answers 1. What is the meaning of John 11:15? 2. How does John 11:15 demonstrate Jesus' purpose in allowing Lazarus' death? 3. What does "so that you may believe" reveal about Jesus' teaching methods? 4. How does John 11:15 connect to Romans 8:28 about God's plans? 5. How can we trust God's timing in difficult situations, as seen in John 11:15? 6. How does this verse encourage faith during personal trials and uncertainties? 7. Why did Jesus express gladness over Lazarus's death in John 11:15? 8. How does John 11:15 challenge the understanding of Jesus's emotions? 9. What does John 11:15 reveal about Jesus's purpose for miracles? 10. What are the top 10 Lessons from John 11? 11. How can your joy be made complete? 12. What is the Prayer of Faith? 13. Matthew 5:3-12 - If the meek and persecuted are supposed to be blessed, why do so many suffer unjustly without apparent divine intervention? 14. What does surrendering to God mean? Discussion Questions 1. How does Jesus' statement in John 11:15 challenge your understanding of God's timing in your life? 2. In what ways can trials and difficult situations strengthen your faith, as seen in the account of Lazarus? 3. How can you apply the principle of Romans 8:28 to a current situation you are facing? 4. What steps can you take to follow Jesus courageously, even when it involves personal risk or sacrifice? 5. How can you ensure that your actions and decisions glorify God, as demonstrated in the raising of Lazarus? John 11 Bible Study Questions 1. How does Jesus' response to Lazarus' illness deepen your understanding of divine timing and purpose? 2. How does Martha's interaction with Jesus reflect her faith and understanding of His identity? 3. What does Jesus' emotional response to Lazarus' death reveal about His nature and character? 4. How does Lazarus' resurrection underscore Jesus' power and authority? 5. What can you learn from the different responses of the Jews who witnessed Lazarus' resurrection? 6. How does the plot of the Pharisees to kill Jesus reflect the growing tension between Jesus and the religious leaders? 7. How does Jesus' statement, "I am the resurrection and the life," impact your understanding of His role and mission? 8. How does this chapter deepen your understanding of the connection between faith and eternal life? 9. In what ways does this chapter challenge traditional perspectives on death and life? 10. How does the resurrection of Lazarus give you hope in times of personal loss or grief? 11. How can Martha's and Mary's different responses to their brother's death inform your response to suffering? 12. How can you apply the message of divine timing presented in this chapter to your life circumstances? 13. What does this chapter teach you about the power of prayer, as demonstrated by Jesus' prayer at Lazarus' tomb? 14. How does this chapter encourage you to persevere in faith amidst trials and opposition? 15. Reflect on the theme of spiritual awakening as presented in this chapter. 16. How does Jesus' retreat to a remote region after the plot to kill Him reflect His wisdom and discernment? 17. In what ways does this chapter illuminate the cost of discipleship? 18. How does the miracle of Lazarus' resurrection resonate with your personal faith journey? 19. How can the themes and messages of this chapter inspire you to live out your faith more boldly? 20. Reflect on the entire chapter. How does the story of Lazarus' resurrection deepen your understanding of Jesus' identity and mission? Links John 11:15 NIV John 11:15 NLT John 11:15 ESV John 11:15 NASB John 11:15 KJV John 11:15 Commentaries Bible Hub