Lesson 11 Overview Quiz – The Rapture

1. What grammatical clue does Dr. Woods use to support the Holy Spirit as the restrainer? *

A. The participle shifts from neuter in verse 6 to masculine in verse 7

B. The word restrainer is always plural

C. The verb tense is future throughout

D. The noun for Spirit is masculine in Greek

2. According to the lesson, what ministries does the Holy Spirit have in the world at large? *

A. Only indwelling believers

B. Striving with the pre-flood world and convicting the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment

C. Only empowering the church

D. No ministries outside the church

3. What is the key link that connects the restrainer to the pre-trib rapture? *

A. The Holy Spirit permanently indwells the believer, so the church is the vehicle of restraint

B. The Holy Spirit lives only in the temple in Jerusalem

C. The Antichrist restrains the Holy Spirit

D. The church has no connection to the Holy Spirit

4. Where does Dr. Woods say Christian political activism properly fits? *

A. In building God's kingdom on earth before Christ returns

B. In identifying the Antichrist

C. In serving as the restrainer, holding back the progress of evil

D. In withdrawing from all public life

5. Why does Dr. Woods say it is a waste of time to guess the identity of the Antichrist? *

A. Because the Antichrist does not really exist

B. Because he cannot be revealed until the restrainer is removed

C. Because his name is printed plainly in Revelation

D. Because Satan already announced it

6. How does Dr. Woods answer the objection that no one can be saved if the Holy Spirit is removed? *

A. He agrees no one is saved during the tribulation

B. He says the Spirit leaves completely at the rapture

C. He explains only the Spirit's restraining ministry ends, not His presence

D. He says salvation ends with the church age

7. Which two past judgments does Dr. Woods say Jesus points to as a paradigm for the end times? *

A. The plagues of Egypt and the fall of Jericho

B. The Babylonian captivity and the fall of Jerusalem

C. The Tower of Babel and the golden calf

D. The global flood and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah

8. What do those two judgments have in common, according to the seventh argument? *

A. God removed His own people before the judgment fell

B. No one survived either judgment

C. They both happened in Egypt

D. God gave no warning before either one

9. What does Dr. Woods emphasize about Lot, even though he was backslidden? *

A. That he was never really a believer

B. That he refused to leave Sodom

C. That 2 Peter calls him righteous three times, and he still had to be removed before judgment

D. That he caused the flood

10. How does Dr. Woods say his seven arguments should be evaluated? *

A. Each one settles the matter on its own

B. Cumulatively, since together they make a powerful case

C. Only the first argument matters

D. They should be weighed against church tradition