Learn From Bible Prophecy Flashcards
What is the main topic of this article?
The article discusses why and how to study Bible prophecy and gives examples of two prophecies in the book of Daniel that are relevant for us today.
What can help us to learn to enjoy studying Bible prophecy?
We can learn to enjoy studying Bible prophecy by asking for Jehovah’s help, examining our motives, being humble, and being thorough.
What are the two prophecies in the book of Daniel that are briefly examined in this article?
The two prophecies are the one about the feet of iron and clay in Daniel chapter 2 and the one about the king of the north and the king of the south in Daniel chapter 11.
What do the feet of iron and clay represent in Daniel’s interpretation of Nebuchadnezzar’s dream?
The feet of iron and clay represent the Anglo-American World Power, the dominant world power today.
What do we learn from Daniel’s description of the feet of iron and clay?
We learn that the Anglo-American World Power has been partly strong and partly fragile, that it will be the last world power to rule before God’s Kingdom, and that we should not seek material security in this world.
Who are the king of the north and the king of the south in Daniel chapter 11?
The king of the north is Russia and its allies and the king of the south is the Anglo-American World Power.
How do we benefit from understanding the prophecy about the king of the north and the king of the south?
We benefit from understanding this prophecy by strengthening our faith, avoiding undue anxiety, remaining politically neutral, and keeping our hope strong.
What is the purpose of Bible prophecy according to 2 Peter 1:19?
The purpose of Bible prophecy is to serve as a light shining in a dark place, to guide us and give us hope.
What are some of the benefits of studying Bible prophecy according to the article?
Some of the benefits of studying Bible prophecy are that it helps us to appreciate Jehovah’s wisdom and power, to discern the signs of the times, to avoid being misled by false teachings, and to remain faithful and obedient.
What are some of the challenges of studying Bible prophecy according to the article?
Some of the challenges of studying Bible prophecy are that it requires effort and concentration, that it may involve complex details and symbols, that it may not always be clear or easy to understand, and that it may require patience and humility.
How can we overcome challenges and enjoy studying Bible prophecy according to the article?
We can overcome challenges and enjoy studying Bible prophecy by asking for Jehovah’s help in prayer, examining our motives and making sure they are pure, being humble and willing to adjust our understanding, and being thorough and diligent in our research.
What are some of the sources that we can use to study Bible prophecy according to the article?
Some of the sources that we can use to study Bible prophecy are the Bible itself, the publications of Jehovah’s Witnesses, and the online library on jw.org.
What are some of the tools that we can use to study Bible prophecy according to the article?
Some of the tools that we can use to study Bible prophecy are a Bible dictionary, a concordance, a Bible atlas, and a timeline.
How can we apply what we learn from studying Bible prophecy according to the article?
We can apply what we learn from studying Bible prophecy by using it to strengthen our personal relationship with Jehovah, to share the good news with others, to make wise decisions in harmony with God’s will, and to endure trials and hardships with faith and joy.
What are some of the examples of fulfilled Bible prophecies that can increase our confidence in God’s word according to the article?
Some of the examples of fulfilled Bible prophecies that can increase our confidence in God’s word are the destruction of Jerusalem by Babylon, the restoration of Israel from exile, the coming of the Messiah, and the establishment of God’s Kingdom.
What can help us to learn to enjoy studying Bible prophecy?
We can learn to enjoy studying Bible prophecy by asking for Jehovah’s help, examining our motives, being humble, and being thorough. (Dan. 2:28; 12:10; John 4:23, 24; 14:16, 17)
On what will this article focus?
This article will focus on why we should learn about Bible prophecies and how we can study them. It will also examine two prophecies in the book of Daniel that are relevant for us today.
WHY STUDY BIBLE PROPHECY?
We should study Bible prophecy because it serves as a light shining in a dark place, to guide us and give us hope. (2 Pet. 1:19) It also helps us to appreciate Jehovah’s wisdom and power, to discern the signs of the times, to avoid being misled by false teachings, and to remain faithful and obedient.
What do we need to do if we are to understand Bible prophecy?
We need to ask for Jehovah’s help in prayer, examine our motives and make sure they are pure, be humble and willing to adjust our understanding, and be thorough and diligent in our research. (Dan. 2:18; 9:2; 12:8, 9; Amos 3:7)
Why did Jehovah have prophecies recorded in his Word? (Jeremiah 29:11)
Jehovah had prophecies recorded in his Word so that we can know about important events before they happen. (Isa. 46:10) Bible prophecies are loving gifts from our heavenly Father who wants his children to have a happy future. (Jer. 29:11)
What can a young person learn from Max’s experience?
A young person can learn from Max’s experience that studying Bible prophecy for oneself can help to overcome doubts and to be convinced that the Bible is inspired by God.
What do you need to do if you have doubts, and why?
If you have doubts, you need to study Bible prophecies that have already come true. This can help you to remove any “rust” from your faith and to trust that Jehovah will reveal what we need to know at the right time.
What example did Daniel set with regard to how to study prophecy? (Daniel 12:10)
Daniel set an example of being diligent and persistent in studying prophecy. He did not give up when he did not understand something, but he kept searching for the meaning and asking for God’s guidance. (Dan. 12:10; 9:2, 3)
Why do some refuse to believe that Bible prophecies come true, but what should we do?
Some refuse to believe that Bible prophecies come true because they are blinded by Satan, influenced by false teachers, or attached to this world. (2 Cor. 4:4; 2 Pet. 3:3-7; 1 John 2:15-17) But we should trust in Jehovah’s word and examine the evidence of fulfilled prophecies. (Isa. 55:11; John 17:17; Acts 17:11)