Overview Quiz

1. Which passage does Dr. Woods use as the theme of the message, about men who "understood the times"? *

A. Daniel 9:27

B. 1 Chronicles 12:32

C. Revelation 13:18

D. Titus 2:13

2. What does the word "confluence," borrowed from John Walvoord, mean in this message? *

A. A single sign appearing in isolation

B. The disappearance of prophetic signs

C. Many end-times signs converging at the same time

D. A disagreement among prophecy teachers

3. Why does Dr. Woods say talk of rebuilding the temple is significant? *

A. Because the Antichrist must desecrate a temple that has to exist first

B. Because the temple has already been rebuilt

C. Because the church will worship there

D. Because it disproves Bible prophecy

4. In the "clock" illustration, what does talk of rebuilding the temple represent? *

A. The hour hand

B. The minute hand

C. The second hand

D. The alarm

5. According to the lesson, which nations lead the invasion predicted in Ezekiel 38 and 39? *

A. Egypt, Assyria, and Babylon

B. Russia, Iran, and their allies

C. Greece, Rome, and Spain

D. China, India, and Japan

6. What point does Dr. Woods make using news reports of Russia using horses in Ukraine? *

A. That the literal reading of Ezekiel 38:4 is credible

B. That the invasion has already been completed

C. That Ezekiel's prophecy failed

D. That horses are only symbolic

7. Which sign does Dr. Woods connect to Daniel 7:23, describing a kingdom that will "devour the whole earth"? *

A. The temple

B. Anti-Semitism

C. Globalism

D. Persecution

8. What detail about the mark of the beast does Dr. Woods emphasize from the Greek? *

A. That it is placed on the skin, not under it

B. That it is invisible

C. That it is only symbolic

D. That it is worn as clothing

9. What is Dr. Woods's view of Babylon in Bible prophecy? *

A. That it is only a symbol of any evil system

B. That it refers to the literal city and region in modern Iraq

C. That it refers to the city of Rome

D. That it refers to the United States

10. How does Dr. Woods summarize the way a person is brought into the promises of God, such as the rapture? *

A. Through a twelve-step program of good works

B. Through church membership and rituals

C. Through a one-step response of belief, trusting in Christ's finished work

D. Through keeping the Old Testament law