Lesson 5 Overview Quiz – Gog and Magog

1. What tension is Dr. Woods trying to resolve in this lesson? *

A. Whether Rosh refers to Russia or a common noun

B. That Ezekiel 38 seems to point to the beginning of the tribulation while Ezekiel 39 seems to point to the end

C. Whether the invaders use ancient or modern weapons

D. Whether Israel exists as a nation today

2. In which of the three sections of Ezekiel does the Gog and Magog prophecy appear? *

A. Judgment on Judah, chapters 1 to 24

B. Judgment on the nations, chapters 25 to 32

C. Israel's future restoration, chapters 33 to 48

D. It appears in none of the book's three sections

3. Why does Dr. Woods say placing the battle in the section it appears in rules out a past fulfillment? *

A. Because it sits alongside clearly future material like the millennial temple and the Dead Sea coming to life

B. Because the section was written after the time of Christ

C. Because the section contains no prophecy at all

D. Because Ezekiel never mentioned the future

4. What warning does Dr. Woods give about the phrase "last days"? *

A. That it always refers to the church age

B. That it never appears in the Old Testament

C. That the last days of the church should not be confused with the last days for Israel

D. That it refers only to the millennial kingdom

5. According to the lesson, the battle takes place after Israel is regathered in what condition, but before what event? *

A. After she is regathered in faith, but before the rapture

B. After she is regathered in unbelief, but before her regeneration

C. After the millennium begins, but before Satan is released

D. After her conversion, but before the tribulation

6. Which date does Dr. Woods identify as the start of Israel's regathering in unbelief? *

A. May 14, 1948

B. AD 70

C. 1917

D. 1967

7. To whom does Dr. Woods credit the two-phase view? *

A. Charles Ryrie

B. J. Dwight Pentecost

C. Randall Price

D. Harold Hoehner

8. What is the core claim of the two-phase view? *

A. That Ezekiel 38 and 39 both happen at the very end of the tribulation

B. That the battle already took place in the book of Esther

C. That chapter 38 happens near the beginning of the tribulation and chapter 39 describes the aftermath at the end

D. That the battle happens entirely before the rapture

9. How do Ezekiel 36 and 37 support the two-phase view, according to the lesson? *

A. They show that Ezekiel describes end-time events as layered processes, not one-time moments

B. They prove the battle already happened

C. They describe the millennial temple in detail

D. They identify the specific date of the invasion

10. In distinguishing the two regatherings of Israel, what marks the second, final regathering? *

A. Israel returns to only part of her land in unbelief

B. Israel returns to all her promised land, in faith, restored to both the land and the Lord

C. Israel is scattered again among the nations

D. Israel returns to prepare for the discipline of the tribulation