R-ENTRR-SCRNMENUEXITAWINDOPress F1 for Answer WindowPress ENTER to continue.Press ENTER to return to DOS. END OF PROJECT 090: The Fifth and Sixth Trumpets, Revelation 9 * * * * * d. ___ to show that God controls even the forces of evil. do not persuade us humans to repent from evil. c. ___ to show that even the most terrible disasters good and evil. b. ___ to predict a climactic spiritual battle between Christian nations and non-Christian nations. a. ___ to predict a climactic military battle between 7. The main significance of the vision as a whole is ... d. ___ the remainder of mankind still does not repent. c. ___ the gospel is widely successful. b. ___ the horses destroy with both mouth and tail. a. ___ one-third of mankind is killed. 6. The climax of this vision is ... Select the BEST answer. (third of three screens)Screen # 10 d. ___ the dividing line between east and west. c. ___ the ancient enemies of the modern state of Israel. the future battle of Armageddon. enemies came, and thus the source of the enemy in b. ___ the boundary from beyond which ancient Israel's of opposition to Christ. enemies came, and thus (for Christians) the source a. ___ the boundary from beyond which ancient Israel's 5. The Euphrates River symbolizes ... d. ___ that we never know when evil will happen to us. ones. c. ___ that God controls the timing of events, even evil acts. b. ___ that the angels were not in charge of their own inflict destruction on the human race. a. ___ that Satan was waiting for an opportune moment to Euphrates River, waiting for this moment, implies ... 4. The fact that these four angels had been bound at the Select the BEST answer (second of three screens) Screen # 9 d. ___ are figments of John's imagination. c. ___ decide their own affairs. b. ___ function at the command of Satan. a. ___ function as messengers of God. 3. The four angels at the Euphrates River ... d. ___ a messenger. c. ___ a person who helps another. b. ___ what a Christian becomes after death. a. ___ 'good guy' as contrasted with 'bad guy'. 2. The word 'angel' means ... d. ___ presupposes that the altar itself is personified. c. ___ is of disembodied spirits. b. ___ comes with the authority of God. a. ___ represents the sacrifices made on the altar. suggests that the voice ... 1. The fact that the voice came from the golden altar (even though others may be true). For each of the following, select the one BEST answer B. Interpretation (first of three screens)Screen # 8 h. The horns of the golden altar that is before God. g. The great river Euphrates. f. Release four angels. e. John hears a voice. d. Horse tails c. Fire, smoke, sulfur b. 33% a. 200,000,000 RESPONSES 8. ___ Snakelike weapon which also inflicted injury. 7. ___ Threefold weapon which came from horses' mouths. 6. ___ Size of the armies commanded by four angels. 5. ___ Percentage of mankind which the four angels killed. 4. ___ Where four angels had been kept bound and ready. 3. ___ Instruction given to the sixth angel. 2. ___ Source of the voice commanding the sixth angel. 1. ___ First event after blowing of sixth trumpet. QUERIES A. Data. Match the lists of QUERIES and RESPONSES. III. FOUR ANGELS UNLEASHEDScreen # 7
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BEGIN EVENT major events in this vision. Provide the chapter and verse references for the following Please read the entire selection: 9:13 - 11:14. II. Survey of the vision of the Sixth TrumpetScreen # 6
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2. Of the Seven Trumpets, which one produces 'The Second Woe'? IV. SEVEN BOWLS ___ III. SEVEN TRUMPETS ___ II. SEVEN SEALS ___ I. SEVEN LETTERS ___ (Use x to select, ENTER to bypass.) Select the division in which we are now working. 1. The book of Revelation has four major divisions. I. Memory RefresherScreen # 5 Project 110: Two Witnesses Project 100: A Mighty Angel (This) Project 090: Four Angels Unleashed will be studied in three parts (scenes). The SECOND WOE Revelation 9:13-21 READING FOR THIS SEGMENT
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Christianity, but injure only themselves. evil. Ironically, these powers of evil do not destroy The gospel unleashes powerful forces against the powers of not destroy Christians (people with God's mark on them). Christ Jesus, which hound the world in general, but which do under God's control, unleashed by the redemptive action of We should learn to see that there are forces in this world, * * * HOMILY * * * Christ's return. suffer during the troubled period preceding the vision guarantees that Christians will not f. _____ Since the locusts do not torment Christians, as a guilty conscience for rejecting Christ. which torment only non-Christians; such, e.g., with God's seal), the locusts represent forces e. _____ Since they do not torment Christians (people which accompanied the exodus from Egypt (Ex. 10). d. _____ This vision recalls to mind the plague of locusts continually harass Christians. c. _____ This vision describes forces of evil which failure prior to the Lord's return. b. _____ This vision is a prediction of widespread crop of locusts which destroy crops. a. _____ The vision calls to mind the literal invasions Enter YES or NO. interpretations of this passage (The First Woe). Show whether the following statements seem reasonable as 2. Interpret the symbolism of the locusts. (9:1-11)Screen # 4 d. ___ friend c. ___ devil b. ___ destroyer a. ___ battleship Abaddon (Hebrew) and Apollyon (Greek) mean? 1. According to the NIV footnote on 9:11, what do the names D. The Symbolism 5. ___ Who their king is e. Power to torment people 4. ___ How long they function d. Horses prepared for battle 3. ___ What power they have c. The Abyss 2. ___ What they look like b. Abaddon/Apollyon 1. _
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