Return to course: Standing Firm in the Last Days with Kay Arthur
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1. Which verse gives Arthur her theme for the message?
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A. Daniel 7:13, the Son of Man
B. Daniel 11:32, the people who know their God
C. Daniel 9:24, the seventy weeks
D. Deuteronomy 8:3, living by every word
2. In what historical setting does Arthur place her theme verse?
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A. The persecution under Antiochus Epiphanes
B. The Babylonian captivity of Judah
C. The reign of King David
D. The Roman siege of Jerusalem
3. What is the first step of the inductive method?
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A. Consultation, asking a commentary
B. Application, asking what to do
C. Observation, asking what it says
D. Interpretation, asking what it means
4. What questions does Arthur use to observe a text?
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A. The four points of doctrine
B. The five W's and an H
C. The three rules of logic
D. The seven signs of the times
5. Why does Arthur have listeners mark and color-code the text?
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A. To make the Bible look decorative
B. To replace the need for reading
C. To follow a required church rule
D. To reveal structure and aid memory
6. What does Arthur call the book of Daniel?
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A. The skeleton of prophecy
B. The heart of the gospel
C. The end of the story
D. The book of comfort
7. In Daniel 7, who receives an everlasting kingdom?
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A. The little horn
B. The fourth beast
C. One like a son of man
D. The ten kings
8. What does Arthur say the seventy "weeks" of Daniel 9 mean?
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A. Seventy literal days
B. Seventy sevens, or 490 years
C. Seventy ordinary weeks
D. Seventy centuries of time
9. Whom does Arthur identify as "the people of the prince who is to come"?
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A. The Persians
B. The Greeks
C. The Babylonians
D. The Romans
10. What does Arthur say the coming prince does in the middle of the final week?
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A. He breaks the covenant and stops sacrifice
B. He rebuilds the fallen temple
C. He restores peace to the earth
D. He gives the kingdom to the saints
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