1. What Jewish feasts are mentioned in St. John's Gospel? —2. Mention four words characteristic of the writings of the apostle John, used in his Gospel—one of them 52 Times; another 25; another 23; another 7.—3. The Lord called the apostles James and John "thunder-sons." Mention some instances (not in this Gospel) showing their vehement, impetuous character.— 4. From St. John's Gospel, should you think he was a son of thunder or a son of love? —5. The apostle, whose wrath had been roused against the Samaritans, afterwards received some of them as brethren. Give the reference. —6. By an expression which He used when in the Temple (chap. 2.) Jesus proved Himself to be the Son of God. What was that expression? —7. On the same occasion, how did the Lord show His tender consideration for His creatures? —8. From some words of the Lord to Nicodemus we learn that the conduct of a man in reference to Christ shows his moral state. Can you quote the words? (This is one of the questions which can only be answered by thoughtful study of the chapter.)