The Revelation - Knowledge, Level 1, Quiz 2
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Give the chapter number for the chapter that introduces the seven stars, seven angels, seven lampstands, and seven churches.
Do you know about The Revelation of John? Christians understand Revelation to be knowledge and wisdom that comes directly from the bible, and they live their lives based on it. Other people who are not religious do not live for God. The Revelation is explained in the New King James Version of the bible. The outcome of this quiz hinges See moreon your comprehension of The Revelation, good luck.
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What is the name of the person who received the revelation detailed in the Book of Revelation, given in verse 4?
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John
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Peter
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Jack
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Paul
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A. JohnExplanation
The correct answer is John. The Book of Revelation is believed to have been written by John, who was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus. In the opening verse of the book, it is mentioned that the revelation was given to John. John is also known as John the Apostle or John the Evangelist, and he is credited with writing several other books in the New Testament, including the Gospel of John and the Epistles of John.Rate this question:
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Who is speaking to John in the Book of Revelation? Hint: Verse one tells us that the message was delivered by His angel (or messenger). However, verse 18 shows the message being given to John in the first person: "I am He who lives, and was dead, and behold, I am alive forevermore".
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Daniel
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Gabriel
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Jesus
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Herod
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A. JesusExplanation
In the Book of Revelation, the speaker who is delivering the message to John is Jesus. This is indicated in verse 18 where the speaker says, "I am He who lives, and was dead, and behold, I am alive forevermore." This statement clearly identifies Jesus as the one speaking to John. Additionally, the hint provided mentions that the message was delivered by His angel or messenger, further supporting the idea that Jesus is the one speaking.Rate this question:
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The seven churches are names after the cities where they were established. Which seven of the following are the churches of the Book of Revelation?
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Pergamos (or Pergamum)
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Phillipi
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Thyatira
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Antioch
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Laodicea
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Smyrna
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Rome (or Roma)
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Sardus
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Philadelphia
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Ephesus
Correct Answer(s)
A. Pergamos (or Pergamum)
A. Thyatira
A. Laodicea
A. Smyrna
A. Sardus
A. Philadelphia
A. EphesusExplanation
The correct answer is Pergamos (or Pergamum), Thyatira, Laodicea, Smyrna, Sardus, Philadelphia, and Ephesus. These are the seven churches mentioned in the Book of Revelation. They are named after the cities where they were established.Rate this question:
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What does chapter one say that the seven stars are?
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The seven churches of the seven angels
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The seven plagues of the seven bowls
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The seven angels of the seven churches
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A. The seven angels of the seven churchesExplanation
Chapter one states that the seven stars represent the seven angels of the seven churches.Rate this question:
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Each church is given a primary characteristic. These are found most simply as section headings in chapters two and three of the New King James Version (NKJV). What is the characteristic of the church in Ephesus?
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The Corrupt Church
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The Compromizing Church
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The Loveless Church
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The Persecuted Church
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The Faithful Church
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The Dead Church
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The Lukewarm Church
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A. The Loveless ChurchExplanation
The characteristic of the church in Ephesus is described as "The Loveless Church." This suggests that the church in Ephesus lacked love and compassion in their actions and relationships with others. They may have been focused on following rules and rituals, but neglected to show genuine love towards God and their fellow believers.Rate this question:
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Each church is given a primary characteristic. These are found most simply as section headings in chapters two and three of the New King James Version (NKJV). For this church the primary characteristic can also be found in the New International Version (NIV) in Revelation 2:10, "...you will suffer ____________ for ten days". What is the characteristic of the church in Smyrna?
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The Dead Church
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The Lukewarm Church
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The Persecuted Church
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The Corrupt Church
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The Compromizing Church
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The Faithful Church
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The Loveless Church
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A. The Persecuted ChurchExplanation
The characteristic of the church in Smyrna is the Persecuted Church. This is supported by the reference to Revelation 2:10 in the New International Version, which mentions that the church in Smyrna will suffer for ten days. This indicates that the church in Smyrna faced persecution and hardship.Rate this question:
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Each church is given a primary characteristic. These are found most simply as section headings in chapters two and three of the New King James Version (NKJV). What is the characteristic of the church in Pergamos (also called Pergamum)?
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The Corrupt Church
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The Faithful Church
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The Lukewarm Church
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The Loveless Church
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The Compromizing Church
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The Dead Church
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The Persecuted Church
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A. The Compromizing ChurchExplanation
The characteristic of the church in Pergamos, also called Pergamum, is the compromising church. This suggests that the church in Pergamos was known for compromising its beliefs and principles, potentially by blending in with the pagan culture and practices of the city.Rate this question:
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Each church is given a primary characteristic. These are found most simply as section headings in chapters two and three of the New King James Version (NKJV). What is the characteristic of the church in Thyatira?
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The Lukewarm Church
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The Loveless Church
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The Faithful Church
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The Corrupt Church
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The Persecuted Church
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The Dead Church
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The Compromizing Church
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A. The Corrupt ChurchExplanation
The characteristic of the church in Thyatira is the Corrupt Church.Rate this question:
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Each church is given a primary characteristic. These are found most simply as section headings in chapters two and three of the New King James Version (NKJV). For this church the primary character can also be found in the New International Version (NIV) in Revelation 3:1. What is the characteristic of the church in Sardis?
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The Compromizing Church
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The Loveless Church
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The Dead Church
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The Persecuted Church
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The Corrupt Church
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The Faithful Church
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The Lukewarm Church
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A. The Dead ChurchExplanation
The characteristic of the church in Sardis is described as "The Dead Church." This can be inferred from the mention of Sardis in Revelation 3:1 in the New International Version (NIV). The term "dead" suggests that the church lacks spiritual vitality or is spiritually lifeless.Rate this question:
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Each church is given a primary characteristic. These are found most simply as section headings in chapters two and three of the New King James Version (NKJV). For this church the primary characteristic can also be found in the New International Version (NIV) in Revelation 3:16. What is the characteristic of the church in Philadelphia?
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The Loveless Church
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The Lukewarm Church
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The Compromizing Church
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The Faithful Church
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The Persecuted Church
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The Corrupt Church
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The Dead Church
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A. The Faithful ChurchExplanation
The characteristic of the church in Philadelphia is being faithful. This is evident from the primary characteristic given to this church and can also be found in Revelation 3:16 in the New International Version.Rate this question:
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Each church is given a primary characteristic. These are found most simply as section headings in chapters two and three of the New King James Version (NKJV). For this church the primary characteristic can also be found in the New International Version (NIV) in Revelation 3:16. What is the characteristic of the church in Laodicea?
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The Lukewarm Church
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The Loveless Church
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The Compromizing Church
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The Dead Church
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The Persecuted Church
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The Corrupt Church
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The Faithful Church
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A. The Lukewarm ChurchExplanation
The characteristic of the church in Laodicea is described as being lukewarm. This can be inferred from Revelation 3:16 in the New International Version (NIV), which states, "So, because you are lukewarm—neither hot nor cold—I am about to spit you out of my mouth." This suggests that the church in Laodicea lacked fervor and passion in their faith, making them lukewarm in their devotion.Rate this question:
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Which three churches are discussed in chapter three?
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Smyrna
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Thyatira
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Philadelphia
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Ephesus
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Sardus
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Pergamos
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Laodicea
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A. Philadelphia
A. Sardus
A. LaodiceaExplanation
The correct answer is Philadelphia, Sardus, and Laodicea. These three churches are mentioned in chapter three of the text.Rate this question:
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Which four churches are discussed in chapter two?
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Smyrna
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Thyatira
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Philadelphia
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Ephesus
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Sardus
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Pergamos
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Laodicea
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A. Smyrna
A. Thyatira
A. Ephesus
A. PergamosExplanation
The correct answer is Smyrna, Thyatira, Ephesus, and Pergamos. These four churches are discussed in chapter two.Rate this question:
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In the last part of each message to each church, two messages are given. One is, “He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches.” The other is...
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A promise.
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A warning.
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A song.
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A. A promise.Explanation
In the last part of each message to each church, two messages are given. One is, "He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches." This message is a call to pay attention and listen to the message being delivered. The other message that follows is a promise, indicating that there is something positive or beneficial that will come to those who heed the words of the Spirit. Therefore, the correct answer is a promise.Rate this question:
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According to Revelation Chapter 1, John was on the island of ________ when he received the Revelation.
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PatmosExplanation
According to Revelation Chapter 1, John received the Revelation while he was on the island of Patmos.Rate this question:
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What was the first thing Jesus said to John when John "fell at His feet as though dead" in chapter 1:17?
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"I am the Alpha and the Omega..."
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"Let him who has ears hear..."
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"Do not be afraid..."
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A. "Do not be afraid..."Explanation
When John fell at Jesus' feet as though dead, the first thing Jesus said to him was "Do not be afraid." This statement indicates that Jesus wanted to comfort and reassure John, who was likely overwhelmed by the presence and power of Jesus. By telling John not to be afraid, Jesus was showing his compassion and understanding towards John's fear and trying to alleviate it. This response highlights Jesus' caring nature and desire to bring peace to those who encounter him.Rate this question:
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In chapter 1, verses 14 & 16, which seven characteristics did John use to describe Jesus' as He appeared right before John collapsed?
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His head and hair were white like wool, as white as snow
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His head was like that of a great lion
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His feet were like fine brass, as if refined in a furnace
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Out of His mouth went a sharp two-edged sword
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He had in His right hand seven stars
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He held the moon in His left hand
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His countenance was like the sun shining in its strength
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He stood in a pillar of fire
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His eyes like a flame of fire
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His voice as the sound of many waters
Correct Answer(s)
A. His head and hair were white like wool, as white as snow
A. His feet were like fine brass, as if refined in a furnace
A. Out of His mouth went a sharp two-edged sword
A. He had in His right hand seven stars
A. His countenance was like the sun shining in its strength
A. His eyes like a flame of fire
A. His voice as the sound of many watersExplanation
In chapter 1, verses 14 & 16, John used seven characteristics to describe Jesus as He appeared right before John collapsed. These characteristics include: His head and hair were white like wool, as white as snow; His feet were like fine brass, as if refined in a furnace; Out of His mouth went a sharp two-edged sword; He had in His right hand seven stars; His countenance was like the sun shining in its strength; His eyes like a flame of fire; and His voice as the sound of many waters.Rate this question:
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In chapter 1:10, John was in the ______ on the Lord's Day when he heard "a loud voice, as of a trumpet" behind him.
Correct Answer(s)
SpiritExplanation
In chapter 1:10, John was in the Spirit on the Lord's Day when he heard "a loud voice, as of a trumpet" behind him. This suggests that John was in a state of spiritual connection or communion with God on the Lord's Day, which allowed him to have this divine experience. The mention of the loud voice resembling a trumpet further emphasizes the supernatural and awe-inspiring nature of this encounter.Rate this question:
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The first four words of the Book of Revelation are:
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Blessed is the one...
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The revelation of Jesus...
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Grace and peace to...
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A record of the...
Correct Answer
A. The revelation of Jesus...Explanation
The correct answer is "The revelation of Jesus..." because the Book of Revelation begins with the phrase "The revelation of Jesus Christ." This phrase sets the tone for the entire book, as it is a prophetic vision given to the apostle John about the future events and the second coming of Jesus Christ. The book focuses on the end times, the battle between good and evil, and the ultimate victory of Jesus over evil. Therefore, the phrase "The revelation of Jesus..." accurately captures the central theme and purpose of the book.Rate this question:
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