Lesson 1 Overview Quiz – The Rapture

1. What two questions does Dr. Woods say this series will answer about the rapture? *

A. Who is raptured and where they go

B. What the rapture is and when it happens

C. Why the rapture matters and how to prepare

D. Whether the rapture is real and who invented it

2. Which two passages does Dr. Woods use to develop his ten truths about the rapture? *

A. Matthew 24 and Revelation 20

B. Daniel 9 and Zechariah 14

C. 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 and 1 Corinthians 15:50-58

D. John 14 and Acts 1

3. What evidence does Dr. Woods give that Paul considered the rapture an important doctrine? *

A. Paul taught it to brand-new believers alongside core doctrines like the Holy Spirit and sanctification

B. Paul wrote an entire book devoted only to the rapture

C. Paul refused to discuss any other subject

D. Paul said it was the single most important doctrine of all

4. According to Dr. Woods, into how many phases is the coming of Christ divided, and in what order? *

A. Three phases, with the tribulation in the middle

B. One single phase at the end of history

C. Two phases, the second advent first and then the rapture

D. Two phases, the rapture first and then the second advent

5. What Old Testament analogy does Dr. Woods use to show that one person can have two distinct comings? *

A. Isaiah portraying the Messiah as both a suffering servant and a reigning king

B. Daniel's vision of the four beasts

C. Ezekiel's valley of dry bones

D. Jonah's three days in the fish

6. Which of these is a difference Dr. Woods lists between the rapture and the second advent? *

A. At the rapture every eye sees Christ, but the second advent is invisible

B. At the rapture Christ comes for His saints, but at the second advent He comes with His saints

C. The rapture is a violent judgment, while the second advent is a comfort

D. The rapture affects both believers and unbelievers, but the second advent affects only believers

7. In the rapture, whom does Christ come to rescue, compared to the second advent? *

A. He rescues Israel at the rapture and the church at the second advent

B. He rescues the church at the rapture and Israel at the second advent

C. He rescues the same group at both events

D. He rescues the nations at the rapture and the church at the second advent

8. What does the Greek word "harpazo," translated "caught up," mean? *

A. To gently lead by the hand

B. To gather at an appointed time

C. To be seized or snatched by force

D. To lift slowly and quietly

9. How does Dr. Woods answer the objection that "the word rapture is not in the Bible"? *

A. He admits the doctrine is therefore uncertain

B. He points out that the word "Trinity" is not in the Bible either, though the concept clearly is

C. He says the word does appear in the original Greek

D. He says the objection cannot be answered

10. Where does the English word "rapture" come from, according to the lesson? *

A. From an Old English hymn about the second coming

B. From a Hebrew word used by the prophet Isaiah

C. From a term coined in the nineteenth century

D. From Jerome's Latin Vulgate, which rendered harpazo with the Latin word raperi