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Q5. (John 1:18) What does it mean that Jesus is the “Only God” or the “Only Begotten God”? Jesus in the flesh was generated "begotten" of God, not created being because He was always Does the Apostle John seem to make a distinction between God the Father and God the Son? yes What does all this mean for our understanding of the Trinity? three as one

Q4. (John 1:14) Why is the idea of God "becoming flesh" so important to the basis of the Christian faith? God became flesh and live among us so we can become sons of God What would Christ's life, crucifixion, and resurrection mean if he were only pretending to "become flesh"? nothing, but just another dead religion In what ways have you personally experienced his grace? as i have tried to live this Christian live daily In what ways has his truth changed your life from what it was? truth has brought men to the one and true living God and realizing i needed a Savior.

Q4. (John 1:14) Why is the idea of God "becoming flesh" so important to the basis of the Christian faith? He ha the nature of man, but not sinful, he was a man without any of its sinful properties. therefore, His earthly ministry was as a man filled with the operating as we are suppose to. Holy Spirit What would Christ's life, crucifixion, and resurrection mean if he were only pretending to "become flesh"? nothing In what ways have you personally experienced his grace? i have received God's grace as i fulfill the calling upon my life and do what i believe He wants me to do. In what ways has his truth changed your life from what it was? now i live form Him and my will is to line up with His.

Q3 (John 1:12-13) What does it mean to "receive" Jesus? Receiving Jesus as your personal Savior means placing your own personal faith and trust in Him. No one is saved by the faith of others. No one is forgiven by doing certain deeds. The only way to be saved is to personally accept Jesus as your Savior, trusting in His death as the payment for your sins and His resurrection as your guarantee of eternal life What does it imply to "believe in" Jesus? believe in who He is and what he done for you What is the spiritual relationship to God of those who receive and believe in Jesus? heavenly Father Of those who do not? sinners

Q3 (John 1:12-13) What does it mean to “receive” Jesus? It means to acknowledge that He is truly the Savior, who gave His life for all those whom believe in Him. What does it imply to “believe in” Jesus? Believe that Jesus pay the price for our sins and belief in Him, we have eternal life. What is the spiritual relationship to God of those who receive and believe in Jesus? heavenly Father Of those who do not? sinners

Q2. (John 1:7-8) What did it mean that John was sent to “testify” to the light? John the Baptist was sent by God to point people to Jesus, In what sense are you put here with the purpose of “testifying” to the light? to show others Jesus, so they can receive the light How are you doing in this regard? my life, my words, actions indifferent and difficult times ,and showing the love of the Lord What happened to John the Baptist? killed What might happen to you if you testify clearly? What might happen to the people to whom you testify? possibly the same

Q1:What does it mean that Jesus is the “Word”? What does this say about him and his ministry? Jesus was personified as the Word of God for the execution of God’s will.

Yes, Jesus is fully God clothed in human flesh.