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Lesson 3 Overview Quiz – Gog and Magog
1. What does Dr. Woods say is the significance of the phrase "many peoples with you" in Ezekiel 38:6?
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A. It shows that Ezekiel named only the major players, leaving open the possibility of other nations
B. It proves that every nation on earth will join the invasion
C. It indicates that the invaders will change their minds and withdraw
D. It refers to Israel's own allies rather than her enemies
2. What is the "Psalm 83 war" theory?
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A. That Psalm 83 predicts a war fought entirely in heaven
B. That the Ezekiel 38 invasion already happened in the days of Asaph
C. That Israel will lose a war to her neighbors before the tribulation
D. That a separate, earlier war with nations near Israel precedes the Ezekiel 38 invasion
3. Which of the following is one of Dr. Woods's reasons for rejecting a separate Psalm 83 war?
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A. Psalm 83 was written after the book of Ezekiel
B. Psalm 83 is an imprecatory prayer, a common form in the Psalms, not a predictive prophecy
C. Psalm 83 names none of Israel's enemies
D. Psalm 83 describes a war in far greater detail than Ezekiel does
4. What point does Dr. Woods make by asking where one would place a "Psalm 2 war"?
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A. That Psalm 2 is the only true prophecy in the Psalms
B. That Psalm 2 must be fulfilled before Psalm 83
C. That treating such psalms as separate wars quickly becomes unworkable
D. That Psalm 2 describes the millennial kingdom
5. If Psalm 83 does have end-time relevance, what does Dr. Woods conclude about it?
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A. That it describes the nearer nations joining the same Ezekiel 38 and 39 invasion
B. That it describes a war after the millennium
C. That it must be fulfilled before Israel becomes a nation
D. That it replaces the Ezekiel 38 prophecy entirely
6. According to the lesson, what is the preterist view of Ezekiel 38 and 39?
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A. That the battle will happen during the tribulation
B. That the battle is purely symbolic and never literal
C. That the battle was already fulfilled in Esther 9
D. That the battle happens after the millennial kingdom
7. Which principle does Dr. Woods use to answer those who equate Ezekiel 38 with other battles?
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A. That prophecy can never be understood with certainty
B. That the clearest passage always wins
C. That every battle in Scripture is ultimately the same battle
D. That similarity does not equal equality
8. How does Dr. Woods respond to the argument that Ezekiel's ancient weapons prove a past battle?
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A. He agrees the battle must be ancient
B. He argues the weapons are entirely symbolic and mean nothing
C. He leans toward a literal future "weapons downgrade," noting horses and mules are still used in warfare
D. He says the passage was added later by a copyist
9. Why does Dr. Woods reject placing the battle at the beginning of the millennial kingdom?
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A. Because Israel will not exist during the millennium
B. Because the millennium is a time of no war, per Isaiah 2:4
C. Because Satan is not yet bound at that point
D. Because the millennium lasts only seven years
10. Which scholar's list of differences does Dr. Woods cite to distinguish Ezekiel 38 and 39 from Revelation 20:7-9?
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A. John Walvoord
B. Paul Lee Tan
C. Mark Hitchcock
D. J. Dwight Pentecost
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