New Testament Survey Exam 12

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    What Do You Say?Why do you think the book of Revelation is worthy of diligent study?

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  • 2. 

    Jude’s original purpose in writing his letter concerned

    • Identification with Christ through baptism

    • Their common salvation

    • Spiritual unity by the Holy Spirit

    • Being a faithful witness to Christ

    Correct Answer
    A. Their common salvation
    Explanation
    Jude’s original purpose was to write concerning the common salvation,
    but he changed his mind because of the pressing need to minister to them
    about contending earnestly “for the faith which was once for all delivered
    to the saints” (1:3)

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  • 3. 

    The expression “the faith” refers to

    • Personal faith

    • Saving faith

    • The teaching of the apostles

    • Christianity as a religion

    Correct Answer
    A. The teaching of the apostles
    Explanation
    The expression “the faith” refers to the teaching of the
    Apostles (“apostles’ doctrine,” Acts 2:42). It is the truth of God’s Word.
    Jude 1:4-16 makes it quite clear why there was a need for Jude to change
    his purpose. Much of this section is very much like 2 Peter 2.

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  • 4. 

    The English word revelation means to

    • Discern

    • Unveil

    • Scrutinize

    • Enlighten

    Correct Answer
    A. Unveil
    Explanation
    The book of Revelation is parallel to this imagined story. The English
    word “revelation” comes from the Greek word apocalypses meaning “to
    unveil” or “to uncover.”

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  • 5. 

    The book of Revelation is God’s great plan for the

    • Past

    • Present

    • Future

    • Our personal lives

    Correct Answer
    A. Future
    Explanation
    What John discovered
    through the unveiling is now available to us 2,000 years later. It is God’s
    great prophetic plan for the future. I hope you read and reread this book
    for it is the only book of the New Testament which pronounces a blessing
    on those who read, hear and do the things contained in it (1:3).

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  • 6. 

    Revelation is closely related to

    • Daniel

    • Jeremiah

    • Hosea

    • Malachi

    Correct Answer
    A. Daniel
    Explanation
    Revelation and Daniel are closely related for they often deal with
    the same subject matter (compare Dan. 7 with Rev. 13).

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  • 7. 

    The interpretation of Revelation favored by the author of this course is sometimes called the

    • Historical view

    • Allegorical view

    • Futurist view

    • Preterist view

    Correct Answer
    A. Futurist view
    Explanation
    Throughout the centuries of church history, Bible students have
    approached the interpretation of the book of Revelation differently. Some
    think, for instance, that it was entirely fulfilled in the early history of the
    church. Others believe that it is a book which has been in the process of
    being fulfilled throughout the whole Christian era. Still others hold that
    Revelation is not a record of actual events which have been fulfilled or which
    are going to come to pass; rather, it merely pictures the constant struggle
    throughout the church age between good and evil. A fourth interpretation,
    favored by this author, is sometimes labeled the futurist view. It holds that
    the greater part of Revelation (4–22) is yet to be fulfilled. The futurist view
    uses Revelation 1:19 as the inspired key in outlining the content of the book.
    Let us see this general structure in the next point based on that verse.

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  • 8. 

    The book of Revelation encompasses things which deal

    • With the past, present, and future

    • Only with the present and the future

    • Only with the past and the future

    • Only with the future

    Correct Answer
    A. With the past, present, and future
    Explanation
    1. The Past—“write the things which you have seen” (1:1-20)
    2. The Present—“and the things which are” (2:1–3:22)
    3. The Future—“and the things which will take place after this”
    (4:1–22:21)

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  • 9. 

    The three series of judgment to be brought on the earth during the tribulation period (6:1–19:10) are called

    • Chariots, lightening, and thunder

    • Seals, trumpets, and bowls

    • White horses, red horses, and black horses

    • Famine, destruction, and death

    Correct Answer
    A. Seals, trumpets, and bowls
    Explanation
    b. The Judgments of the Seven-Year Tribulation Period (6:1–9:10)
    This is a time of the wrath of almighty God. Three series of judgments
    are predicted. These series are called the seal judgments, the trumpet
    judgments and the bowl judgments. Each series consists of seven
    specific judgments. The earth has never seen anything like it.

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  • 10. 

    In Revelation 20, John wrote about the judgment of

    • Israel

    • The nations

    • Believers

    • Unbelievers

    Correct Answer
    A. Unbelievers
    Explanation
    The Kingdom and Final Judgment (20:1-15) The earthly kingdom
    of our Lord will last for 1,000 years. Satan is bound during the kingdom
    period and then released upon its conclusion. He will attempt to deceive
    the nations once again, but will be unsuccessful for the Lord will cast
    him into the lake of fire where the beast and the false prophet already
    are. Then the last judgment, called “the great white throne” will
    be convened. Those whose names are not found in the book of life,
    showing they are not true believers, will be cast into the lake of fire.
    What a solemn scene. Let me ask you. Will you be in heaven someday
    with the Lord, or in the lake of fire with the devil? It is your choice. To
    choose Christ is to choose heaven. To refuse Him is to suffer forever
    in eternal torment.

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  • 11. 

    The New Jerusalem is

    • Not a literal place

    • Only symbolic of heaven

    • Present-day Jerusalem

    • A prepared, literal place

    Correct Answer
    A. A prepared, literal place
    Explanation
    The New Jerusalem (21:1–22:5) Jesus said, “I go to prepare a place
    for you . . . I will come again and receive you to Myself; that where I
    am, there you may be also” (John 14:2-3). Where is that place? It is the
    New Jerusalem. This section gives a glorious description of the city
    where we shall dwell with our Lord forever

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