3 John Chapter 1

Match the two columns: Left: A. Gaius ( 3 John 1) | B. Diotrephes (3 John 9) | C. Demetrius (3 John 12) | D. the elder (3 John 1) | E. for the sake of the Name (3 John 5-7) Right: 1. loved to be first | 2. wrote 3 John | 3. brothers and sisters went out | 4. well-spoken of by everyone | 5. elder loves in truth

What does the author of 3 John pray for his dear friend? ( 3 John 2)

When speaking of Gaius, what gave the elder great joy? ( 3 John 3)

What was Diotrephes doing in the church? (3 John 9-10)

How does the author of 3 John address himself? ( 3 John 1)

Who is 3 John written to? (3 John 1)

According to the elder, what was Gaius faithful in? ( 3 John 5)

Who told the church about Gaius’ love? ( 3 John 5-6)

What did the elder ask Gaius to do for the brothers and sisters? ( 3 John 6)

Why should we show hospitality to brothers and sisters who go out for the sake of the Name? ( 3 John 8)

Dear friend, do not imitate what is _________, but what is __________. ( 3 John 11)

Who does the elder say spoke well of Demetrius? (3 John 12)

Why didn’t the elder want to write a longer letter to Gaius? (3 John 13-14)

How did the elder tell Gaius to greet the friends? ( 3 John 15)

The soul of Gaius was getting along well. (3 John 2)

The elder said in 3 John that he has no greater joy than to hear that his children are walking in his footsteps. ( 3 John 4)

Gaius was faithful in what he was doing for the brothers and sisters even though they were strangers to him. ( 3 John 5)

The elder says brothers and sisters went out for the sake of the Name, even receiving help from pagans along the way. ( 3 John 7)

Diotrephes encouraged and welcomed all into the church. ( 3 John 9)

When the elder would come, he would call attention to what Diotrephes was doing in the church. ( 3 John 9-10)

The elder in 3 John says that anyone who does what is good is from God. ( 3 John 11)

The elder in 3 John says that anyone who does what is evil works with the devil. ( 3 John 11)

The elder says to Gaius that his (the elder’s) testimony is true. (3 John 12)

The elder ends his letter to Gaius with the greeting: “God’s favor be upon you.” ( 3 John 14-15)