R-ENTRR-SCRNMENUEXITAWINDOPress F1 for Answer WindowPress ENTER to continue.Press ENTER to return to DOS. use either REV or MENU . Access is the same, continue on a second diskette. The Projects of REVELATION TUTORIAL Scene Two: A Mighty Angel, Rev. 10 END OF PROJECT 100: The Second Woe * * * * * Grand Rapids, MI 49507 2602 Raymond Ave., SE Revelation Software minister of the Christian Reformed Church. Rev. Edwin Walhout, D.Min., Both the lesson writing and the programming have been done by AUTHOR Turbo Basic (Borland) PC-Write (Quicksoft) with the use of the following copyrighted materials: This tutorial has been written and programmed ACKNOWLEDGMENTSWrite down the address before you leave; then press ENTER. you're welcome
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(please wait) You have completed the first half of REVELATION TUTORIAL. CONGRATULATIONS! from the opposition of enemies. Jesus himself: joy in serving the Father, pain 4. ___ Yes, every Christian follows the pattern of lives on a plane of sweetness always. 3. ___ No, every Christian overcomes the devil and victory over the distress of the world. 2. ___ No, every Christian experiences continual faith, and also trouble from the world. 1. ___ Yes, every Christian experiences joy in his Select one or more. ( x to select, ENTER to bypass) faith and afterwards have it turn sour? (10:8-11) every Christian will first experience sweetness from his this little scroll; that is, is it to be expected that D. Would you generalize on the experience of John in eatingScreen # 8 3. ___ The Gospel 6. ___ The Covenant 2. ___ The Lord's Supper 5. ___ The Creation 1. ___ The Bible 4. ___ The Church (Use x to select, ENTER to bypass.) select the one you judge best. Note: a case can be made for each of the options; following does the little scroll represent? (10:8-11) C. On the basis of the preceding exercise, which of theScreen # 7 provides a bittersweet experience. turns sour, the scroll is something which 4. ___ Because John's original taste of sweetness assimilated, absorbed, by a human person. scroll represents something which can be 3. ___ Because John is instructed to eat it, the God has accomplished, not the devil. angel, the scroll represents something which 2. ___ Because it lies in the hand of the mighty revealed, i.e., already accomplished. represents something which has already been 1. ___ Because it is open, not sealed, the scroll represents. Select one or more of the following. B. Your preliminary judgment as to what this little scroll 2. ___ No, that scroll was closed, heavily sealed. 1. ___ Yes, that is the only other scroll mentioned. scroll of chapter 5? (Use x to select, ENTER to bypass.) A. Is the 'little scroll' identical with the heavily sealed IV. WHAT JOHN IS INSTRUCTED TO DO (10:8-11)Screen # 6 3. ___ God's purpose for history is not yet revealed. 2. ___ God's purpose is unknowable. 1. ___ God is unknowable. Select one ( x to select, ENTER to bypass). phrase 'mystery of God' in 10:7. E. Use your best judgment concerning the meaning of the Screen # 5 the seventh angel blows his trumpet. 2. _____ God's plan for history will be consummated when his trumpet. 1. _____ Time itself will end when the seventh angel blows James Version (KJV), show which suggests the following. Of the New International Version (NIV), and the King according to the way it is translated. (10:6-7) D. Note also that the meaning of this passage differs b. revealing God's plan for history. a. beginning the destruction of evil. 2. ___ The blowing of the trumpets represents ... 1. ___ The opening of the seals represents ... Match: sixth trumpet, and farther back, of the seventh seal. is found. This angelic announcement is part of the to pay close attention to the context in which a passage One of the cardinal rules of Biblical interpretation is C. ContextScreen # 4 everything he writes is very mysterious. e. ___ John must not delay writing any longer, trumpet any longer. d. ___ The seventh angel must not delay blowing his purpose for a long time now. c. ___ God has been delaying the consummation of his be sounded; that is, nobody knows when. b. ___ It is a mystery when the seventh trumpet will trumpet, which consummates the mystery of God. a. ___ Delay ends with the blowing of the seventh From the following, select the BEST paraphrase. B. Paraphrase announced to his servants the prophets.' (NIV) _________ of God will be accomplished, just as he the _________ angel is about to sound his trumpet, the 'There will be no more _______ ! But in the days when A. Complete: III. WHAT THE MIGHTY ANGEL SAID (10:6-7)Screen # 3 4. ___ Do not record what the thunders say. 3. ___ Send the letters to the seven churches. 2. ___ Do what the seven thunders tell you. 1. ___ Record carefully what the thunders say. B. What special instructions did John receive? 4. ___ the request of John 3. ___ the shouting of a colossal angel 2. ___ the blowing of the seventh trumpet 1. ___ the opening of the eighth seal Select one (use x to select, ENTER to bypass). A. What was the occasion for the seven thunders to speak? II. SEVEN THUNDERS SPEAK (10:3-4)Screen # 2 8. ___ How he shouted h. sun 7. ___ Where he put his feet g. sea and land 6. ___ In his hand f. rainbow 5. ___ His legs e. little scroll 4. ___ His face d. like a lion 3. ___ His halo/hat c. heaven 2. ___ His robe b. fiery pillars 1. ___ Where the angel came from a. cloud Match the lists. I. DESCRIPTION OF THE MIGHTY ANGEL (10:1-2)Screen # 1 PROJECT 100: Screens 1
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