3 John Chapter Quizzes
3 John commends hospitality to traveling missionaries while condemning a domineering church leader.
Written by John the Apostle (c. AD 85-95). To commend Gaius for his hospitality and address problems caused by Diotrephes.
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About 3 John
Third John stands as the briefest book in the New Testament by word count (only 219 Greek words), yet it offers a valuable window into the early church’s life, leadership challenges, and the vital role of Christian hospitality. While Second John cautioned believers against welcoming false teachers, Third John praises those who open their homes to genuine gospel servants. The epistle highlights three distinct characters: Gaius, a devoted supporter; Diotrephes, a contentious leader; and Demetrius, a commendable believer. Through these examples, John addresses enduring concerns about Christian ministry, proper church leadership, and hospitality toward those spreading the gospel.
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| Ch | Title | Key Event | Verses | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Commendation and Exhortation | John commends Gaius and warns against Diotrephes | 14 | Take Quiz |