Epistles--Prophecy

1. Multiple choice: How many days will the two witnesses of Revelation 11 prophesy? (a) 1,000 days ; (b) 1,070 days; or (c) 1,260 days.

2. The two witnesses of  Revelation 11 are said to be  "the two olive trees and the two (a) Angels; (b) lampstands; or (c) altars standing before the God of the earth."

1. (c) 1,260 days (Rev. 11:3).

2. (b)  "Lampstands" (Rev. 11:4).

Epistles--Prophecy

1. Multiple choice: Who, that comes out of the bottomless pit, will be able to kill the two witnesses of Revelation 11? (a) The dragon; (b) the harlot; or (c) the beast.

2. How many days will the dead bodies of the two witnesses lie in the street of Jerusalem? (a) Seven; (b) three-and -a-half; or (c) twelve.

1. (c) The beast (Rev. 11:7). 

The scarlet  beast of Revelation 17:8 is also described as ascending out of the bottomless pit.

2. (b) Three-and- a-half (Rev. 11:9).

Epistles--Prophecy

1. Multiple choice: In Revelation 11, John was given a measuring rod. What was he to measure ?
(a) The temple; (b) the walls of Jerusalem; or (c) the court of the Gentiles.

2. Question: The two witnesses will have three special powers to bring trouble on earth. Name one of them.

1. (a) The temple (Rev. 11:1)

2. To stop rain from falling, to turn water to blood, or to strike the earth with plagues (Rev. 11:6).

Epistles--Prophecy

1. Multiple choice: An angel told John that when the seventh angel was about to sound his trumpet the  (a) Salvation; (b) mercy; or (c) mystery of God would be finished.

2. Question: The two witnesses of Revelation 11 were a part of which one of the seven trumpet judgment?

1. (c) Mystery (Rev. 10:5-7).

2. The sixth trumpet judgment  (Rev. 9:13-11:13).
The sixth trumpet judgment ends with the two witnesses ascending to heaven and a great earthquake occurring in the city where they had given witness.

Epistles--Prophecy

1. Multiple choice:What did John do with the little book that he took from the angle of Revelation 10? (a) He read it; (b) he cast it into the sea; or (c) he ate it.

2. Fill in the blank: John took the little book from the angle and ate it . It was sweet in his mouth, but his  --------- became bitter.

1. (c) He ate it (Rev. 10 :10. 

Jeremiah speaks of eating the word of the Lord  (Jer. 15:17). It is a way of 

saying that the word is taken into a person and made a part of him.

2. Stomach (Rev. 10:10).

The message  seemed  to be pleasant but had unfavorable results.

Epistles--Prophecy

1 Multiple choice: An angel came down out of heaven in revelation 10 holding a little book. What did the angel have on his head? (a) A miter; (b) a rainbow; or (c) a helmet.

2. Question: In connection with the crying out an angel holding a little book, "seven thunders uttered their voices." Did John record or not record what the seven thunders said?

1. (b) A rainbow (Rev. 10:1).

There was also a rainbow around the throne of God  (Rev. 4:3).

2. He did not record it because a voice from heaven  told him not to (Rev. 10:4).

Epistle -- Prophecy

1. True or false? John was told to seal up the words of the prophecy of the book of Revelation.

2. Fill in the blanks: At the end of the book of Revelation, Jesus says,  "I am the Root  and the Offspring of David, the Bright and --------  ---------."

1. False. (Rev. 22:10).

The reason given for not sealing the book was that the time of fulfillment was at hand.

2. "Morning Star" (Rev. 2216). 

Balaam says in his prophecy, A star shall come out of Jacob" (Num. 24:17).