1.5 Apocakypse Rooted In Prophets

Question 1

Isaiah was contemporary with what other prophets

Answer 1

Amos and Micah

Question 2

The prophesy that Israel would be a dry tree, that should later be made to flourish is found in what book

Answer 2

Ezekiel 17:22-24

Question 3

This prophet prophesied that Israel would be resurrected on the 3rd day

Answer 3

Hosea 6:2 after two days will he revive us: in the third day he will raise us up. And we shall live in his sight

Question 4

Obadiah prophesies against?

Answer 4

Edomite

Question 5

Nahum prophesied against?

Answer 5

Nineveh, which was overthrown by Assyria

Question 6

Zephaniah was contemporary with who?

Answer 6

Jeremiah and Josiah king of Judah

Question 7

Haggai was contemporary with?

Answer 7

Zechariah and rebuilding of temple

Question 8

Zechariah was contemporary with?

Answer 8

Haggai, zero babel, Joshua the high priest

Question 9

Zechariah’s 4 horns represent?

Answer 9

The powers by which the Israelites are scattered(lion,bear,leopard, and 4th beast)

Question 10

What was the 4 carpenters in Zechariah 1:20

Answer 10

Brethren of the carpenters son (saints)

Question 11

In Zechariah 4:1 “and the angel that talked with me came again, and wakes me, as a man that is wakened out of his sleep”. What does this represent?

Answer 11

The resurrected prophet, and he is now seeing things happening after the resurrection

Question 12

JT uses what verse to argue point that the saints will not be radiating brightness and glory at first, but will be instead appearing as ordinary men.

Answer 12

Zechariah 14:5. “…all the saints shall come with thee. And it shall be there shall not be brightness, the splendid ones drawing in. “

Question 13

What did the roll have on it and represent in Zechariah 5

Answer 13

Roll with names on both sides of the prophets that “steal my words”=thieves.

Ephah going forth=. The measure of their wickedness. Once full, would indicate time that Israel would be brought back to the land

Question 14

Ephah was lifted up by two women, what were their names?

Answer 14

Aholah=samaria

Aholibah= Jerusalem

Question 15

The two women had wings?

Answer 15

Storks, unclean birds, migrating, with “wind in their wings”, causing them to be sent from their land until the time was full

Question 16

Shinar means:

Answer 16

Enemy’s tooth. Therefore eretz shinar is “the land of the enemy’s tooth”= land of the harlot state, Catholics

Initial land of shinar was Babylon/nimrod
Figurative shinar= beast of the great iron teeth, Rome