Test 1 Flashcards

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Why is Bible prophecy Important?

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a. Reminds us that God is good
b. Assists us in living holy lives
c. Helps us have proper priorities
d. gives us hope

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Some Christians see prophecy as too uncertain, and subject too many different interpretations.

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True

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3 common reasons of past gross misuse of prophetical teaching.

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a. Specific dates have been set for the return of Christ.
b. Particular people have been identified as being one or another prophetic person.
c. Prophecy has been used for simple sensationalism to frighten people to give money or live for God

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A conservative estimate is that what percentage of the Bible concerns prophecy.

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one fourth

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Three areas of predictions include the destruction of certain great cities of ancient times

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a. Nineveh’s fall was predicted
b. Tyre’s total destruction was vividly foretold by Ezekiel
c. Babylon’s destruction was clearly foretold by Isiah

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We can be confident of both the accuracy of prophecy passages as well as the literal interpretation of prophecy for one simple reason

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All biblical prophecy that has already been fulfilled has been fulfilled literally

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What are the two types of methods of Prophetical interpretation?

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Allegorical and Literal

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What is the Allegorical method?

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Regards all prophetical scripture as primarily figurative allegories, method used by amillennialists.

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What are three parts of failures of the allegorical method?

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a. This approach fails to interpret scripture
b. The basis authority ceases to be the scriptures but is instead the fancy of the interpreter
c. You are left with no means by which yo9u can test the conclusions of the interpreter.

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Define Literal method

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Approach that gives each word the same exact, basic meaning as it would have in normal, ordinary, customary language. Also called the grammatical-historical method.

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Rules of literal interpretation

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a. Words must be interpreted in their usual, natural, and literal sense
b. context must be carefully studied
c. Historical setting of prophecy must be taken into account and influence carefully weighed
d. Basic rules of grammar must always be applied and never removed.
e. The interpretation is based upon this obvious conclusion.

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Additional guidelines for literal prophetical interpretation

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a. Scripture is filled with figures of speech
b. example: Isaiah 11:1
Rod and Branch is a figurative expression but has a literal interpretation

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Recognize the possibility of a what?

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a time interval

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Recognize the possibility of a What?

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Double reference

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Judgment seat of Christ

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The place where Christ judges Christians, immediately after their rapture, on the basis of their conduct as Christians, resulting in a receiving of rewards by some and a sense of loss for others.

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The Marriage Supper of the Lamb

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Is a term used in Revelation to refer to the specific occasion, occurring sometime between the rapture and the revelation of Christ, when the church is eternally united to Christ as His bride.

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The revelation of Christ

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is a term commonly used to designate the return of Christ tot eh earth at the conclusion of the great tribulation, when He comes with the saints of the church, raptured seven years before, to bring deliverance to Israel which is being oppressed by the Antichrist

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The Battle of Armageddon

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a name taken from Revelation designates the battle in Israel which brings the great tribulation to a climax, as the Antichrist triumphs over the Jews to seize Israel’s homeland for himself. Part of the struggle, probably its beginning, takes place at the historic battle scene of Megiddo, well north of Jerusalem, but descriptive passages show it will end at Jerusalem.

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The Judgement of Gentiles

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is an occasion of judgement, immediately following the time of Christ’s deliverance of Israel from the Antichrist, when a determination is made regarding which Gentiles will be permitted to enter the millennial period

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The Great White Throne Judgement

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follows the millennium and is the occasion when the unsaved of all ages will receive their sentence of eternal punishment in hell for their sin

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The premillennial view

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Post millennial view

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amillennial view

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denies existence of literal millennium

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Pretrib view

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post trib view
you know
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mid trib view
you know
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Doctrine of immenancy
you know
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Abomination of desolotation
Is a desecration of the temple by the antichrist. His final attempt to force the Jews to worship him
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The False Prophet
The religious leader who will support the work of the Antichrist and will perform great wonders by the power of Satan
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The mark of the beast
you know
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Historicist view of the book of revelation and prophecy
All of the prophecy has been fulfilled and the next event is the return of Christ an d the final judgement of mankind, no literal millennium
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Maranatha
common greeting meaning our Lord comes or He is coming
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Two views of God's plan for mankind
covenantal theology | dispensationalism
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What three things do covenantal theologians believe?
1. Covenant of Redemption 2. Covenant of Works 3. Covenant of Grace
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Dispensational Theologians
Organize history and theology around a series of dispensations. Watchman Nee, and Lewis Sperry Chaffer
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Three complementary principles that form the foundation of Dispensational Theology
a. The Bible must be consistently understood in terms of the plain literal meaning of words including figures of speech (symbolism b. Each stage of administration provides an additional level of revelation of God and His plan for humanity c. Human history is the outworking of an eternal plan of God that culminates in bringing maximum glory to Himself
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Greek word for dispensation
oikonomos which means administration stewardship
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Seven dispensations
Innocence: from creation to the fall of man in the garden Conscience: from the fall to the flood Human Government: from the Great Flood to the Tower of Babel Promise: from the Tower of Babel to the Exodus Law: from Exodus to day of Pentecost Church Age: from day of Pentecost to the second coming of Christ Millennial Kingdom: Second coming of Christ to White Throne Judgment
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Innocence
a. responsibility: Obey God b. Failure: Man's disobedience c. Judgment: mans curs and ultimate death
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Conscience
a. do good and provide blood sacrifice b. man's wickedness c. the great flood
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Human Government
a. To scatter and repopulate the earth b. Unified in government and built Tower of Babel C. Confusion of languages and scattering of humanity
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Promise
a. Dwell in Canaan b. moved to Egypt c. Egyptian Bondage
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Law
a. keep the whole law b. broke the law c. worldwide dispersion
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Church Age
a. New Birth salvation, pure heart b. impure doctrine, apostasy c. eternal damnation
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Millennial Kingdom
a. Worship, obedience to God b. satan loosed, final rebellion c. White Throne judgment, Lake of Fire