Lesson 4 Overview Quiz – Gog and Magog

1. Dr. Woods uses the word "Waterloo" as an analogy. What point is he making? *

A. That Revelation 20 is saying the Ezekiel battle is like that battle, not that it is the same event

B. That the battle of Waterloo is itself predicted in Scripture

C. That prophecy should always be read symbolically

D. That Revelation 20 and Ezekiel 38 describe the identical event

2. Which of these is a difference Dr. Woods notes between Ezekiel 38 and 39 and the battle of Armageddon? *

A. Ezekiel describes all nations invading, while Armageddon involves only northern nations

B. In Ezekiel fire falls on the invaders, while at Armageddon it does not

C. Ezekiel centers on Jerusalem, while Armageddon takes place on the mountains

D. Ezekiel describes blood flowing for 200 miles, while Armageddon does not

3. Where does the most popular view today place the Gog and Magog invasion? *

A. During the millennial kingdom

B. Already fulfilled in the book of Esther

C. After the rapture but before the tribulation begins

D. At the very end of the tribulation

4. What do the two Hebrew words in Ezekiel 38:11 tell us about Israel's condition at the time of the invasion? *

A. That Israel will be scattered among the nations

B. That Israel will be at war but victorious

C. That Israel will be under foreign occupation

D. That Israel will be dwelling securely and also quiet and undisturbed

5. Why does Dr. Woods say Israel's present condition does not fit Ezekiel 38:8 and 38:11? *

A. Because Israel today is surrounded by hostile neighbors and is not quiet and undisturbed

B. Because Israel does not yet exist as a nation

C. Because Israel currently has no army

D. Because Israel has already been converted

6. What argument does Dr. Woods draw from Ezekiel 38:18-19? *

A. That the battle happens in the millennial kingdom

B. That the battle comes with God's fury and wrath, which is poured out during the tribulation

C. That the battle involves no divine judgment at all

D. That the earthquake proves the battle already happened

7. According to the traditional Dallas Seminary view, what event allows Israel to dwell in peace before the invasion? *

A. A military victory over her neighbors

B. The return of Christ to earth

C. The Antichrist confirming a covenant that guarantees her security

D. The rapture of the church

8. With which seal judgment does Dr. Woods associate the Gog and Magog invasion? *

A. The first seal, the rider on the white horse

B. The second seal, when war breaks out and peace is taken from the earth

C. The sixth seal, the great earthquake

D. The seventh seal, the silence in heaven

9. What problem does Ezekiel 39:29 create for placing the battle before or early in the tribulation? *

A. It describes a national conversion of Israel, which belongs at the end of the tribulation

B. It says the battle will last seven years

C. It states that the Antichrist has not yet appeared

D. It places the battle in the millennial kingdom

10. What is the tension Dr. Woods says he will resolve in the next lesson? *

A. Whether Rosh is Russia or a common noun

B. Whether the invaders use ancient or modern weapons

C. Whether Psalm 83 is a separate war

D. That Ezekiel 38 seems to describe the beginning of the tribulation while Ezekiel 39 seems to describe the end