| 4. How would you explain to someone both the meaning and the results of receiving Jesus (vv, 12-13)?  
5. According to verses 14-18, what specific aspects of God’s character are revealed to us through Jesus?  
6. Read John 1:19-34. In verses 8 and 9 and again in these verses another John is introduced. He is not the author of the Gospel but John the Baptizer, Jesus’ relative, and the one who announced Jesus’ coming to the people of his day. What steps does John the Baptist take to guarantee that people will not look at him but at Jesus?  
7. How would you summarize John the Baptist’s testimony concerning Jesus?  
8. Read John 1:35-51. In these verses we are introduced to five men:
Andrew, Simon, Philip, Nathanael and one unnamed disciple (John).  
How does each man respond to the testimony he hears about Jesus?  
9. Which of these responses have you encountered as you have shared your faith in Jesus Christ?  
10. What would you be most interested in investigating about Jesus if you could go back in time to the events in this chapter?  
11. John records more than a dozen names or descriptions of Jesus in this chapter. Which of the names of Jesus has the most significance to you personally? Explain why.  
Thank Jesus for coming to explain God fully to us. Use some of the titles and descriptions from this chapter to express your worship and praise to him.  
Now or Later
Consider some ways that you (as an individual or as a group) can be a witness for Jesus in your community. Plan to take one specific action this week to demonstrate Jesus’ love to others who don’t yet know him.
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