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Set 1
- Heaven is a real and eternal place.
- Spiritual death is the final moment in the decay of our natural body.
- It is possible that our culture’s obsession with youth could, in reality, be a defense against the inevitability of death.
- According to Matthew 16:24-26, Jesus tells us that those who spend their life attempting to keep it and make themselves significant actually lose their life.
- Although the Bible refers to heaven, there is no description in Scripture of what heaven will actually be like.
- What is the basis for which God will judge?
- The Bible does not allude to the consequence of Hell being eternal.
- What event should motivate us to godly living while we await Jesus’ return?
- The second coming of Jesus is not central to an orthodox understand of Christianity.
- Hell is the necessary doctrine of a God who is ultimately just.
- Postmillennialism believes in a future kingdom that is brought about through the witness and influence of the church.
- ___________ believes in a literal, one-thousand-year reign of Christ on the earth.
- The rapture is understood as a(n) _______ coming in the sense that Jesus is not visible; he merely gathers together or snatches away Christians from the earth.
- The nature of the _________ and the nature of the ___________ is where the majority of disagreement in eschatology resides.
- Amillennialism spiritualizes the language of Revelation 20:1-6 and does not read the book of revelation chronologically.
- According to Covenantal theology, the promises made to Israel are to be fulfilled by Israel. The church and Israel maintain different purposes in the plan of God.
- Which one of the following is not one of the three main covenants?
- One of the major issues regarding the relationship of the Testaments is the relationship of Israel in the Old Testament to the church in the New Testament.
- Eschatology is the study of last things in Christian doctrine.
- God established a covenant with ________ that promised God would make his name great and cause a great nation to come from him.
- In God’s final act there is not only a new creation; there is also a new city.
- The new city on the new earth is called the new _________.
- According to Revelation 21:9-27, the New Jerusalem has how many gates?
- The Christian’s ultimate hope is in the new heaven and new earth.
- There is overwhelming biblical evidence that suggests Jesus will return to earth.
Set 2
- The Christian has a two-step process after death. At death, one’s body goes into the ground and one’s_______ goes to be with the Lord.
- Although the Bible refers to heaven, there is no description in Scripture of what heaven will actually be like.
- Heaven is a real and eternal place.
- Spiritual death is the final moment in the decay of our natural body.
- _______ death is a condition of one’s heart and life. It is a separation from God.
- The early Christians affirmed the physical return of Jesus as central to their message.
- The reality of death and final judgment certainly should reorient one in this life to live a moral and ethical life through Jesus Christ.
- The second coming of Jesus is not central to an orthodox understand of Christianity.
- Hell is a place of temporary separation from God.
- The Bible does not allude to the consequence of Hell being eternal.
- The Mid-Tribulation position embraces the final, visible, glorious return at the end of the great tribulation.
- What position embraces a two-phased coming of Jesus, a secret coming at the beginning of the tribulation when Jesus raptures only believers, and a different public coming at the end of the tribulation?
- Amillennialism spiritualizes the language of Revelation 20:1-6 and does not read the book of revelation chronologically.
- The rapture is understood as a(n) _______ coming in the sense that Jesus is not visible; he merely gathers together or snatches away Christians from the earth.
- All of the tribulation positions agree that Christ will return at the beginning of the tribulation.
- God entered into a covenant with ________ promising to never again flood the entire earth. The sign of this covenant was a rainbow.
- One of the major issues regarding the relationship of the Testaments is the relationship of Israel in the Old Testament to the church in the New Testament.
- God established a covenant with ________ that promised God would make his name great and cause a great nation to come from him.
- Dispensational theology sees continuity among the Testaments.
- The major premise of covenant theology is that there are really only three covenants.
- The gates of the New Jerusalem are made out of what?
- What passage of Scripture gives details of the new heaven and new earth?
- According to Revelation 21:1-7, the sea will not exist in the New Earth.
- In reference to what Christians will do in heaven, Revelation 21-22 appears to imply that eternity will be totally discontinuous from our present existence.
- In God’s final act there is not only a new creation; there is also a new city.