Concerning Acts 1:6-12 Answer the Following

  1. What kingdom were the disciples expecting?
    1. The kingdom of God within you, that is, the Church.
    2. The kingdom of heaven.
    3. The invisible kingdom of God.
    4. The restoration of the kingdom of Israel; all twelve tribes.

     

  2. What did Jesus reply?
    1. The kingdom will not be restored to Israel.
    2. God has not chosen to tell you when he will restore the kingdom to Israel.
    3. The kingdom of Israel is now restored, and I am her king.
    4. The Church is the new Israel and I have given her the keys to heaven; Israel is no more.

     

  3. Who was Jesus speaking to?
    1. The Church.
    2. The faithful in Israel.
    3. The Jews.
    4. The world.

     

  4. From where was Jesus taken up into heaven?
    1. Galilee.
    2. Bethlehem.
    3. The Temple.
    4. The Mount of Olives.

     

  5. Why are we told in verse twelve that they returned to Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives?
    1. It is just filler, that is, background color for the Bible reader.
    2. It is unimportant; just a random place.
    3. So that we might know where he was risen from.
    4. So that we might know where he shall return to.

       

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  6. What did Moses say concerning Israel and the blessings and the curses?
    1. Israel would experience both the blessings and the curses of the law, and that after she considered all this she would repent and be restored in the Land that God gave them.
    2. The curses might not ever come to Israel, because they might be good.
    3. The curses would come to Israel and they would be rejected and they could never come back; because of Israel's unbelief the blessings would be given to the church instead.
    4. Israel would experience both the blessings and the curses of the law, they would be restored to the land, but because they continued to rebel they would once and for all time be rejected and the blessed kingdom would be given to the Church.

     

  7. To what extent did God promise to restore Israel, after she experienced the curses of the law and were scattered throughout the furthermost lands of the earth?
    1. He promised to make them more prosperous than they were in Egypt.
    2. He promised to make they healthy, wealthy, and wise.
    3. He promised that they would be more wealthy after their restoration than they where during the reign of King Solomon.
    4. He promised to give them back their land, but because of their continued rebellion they would never be the apple of his eye again.

     

  8. The fulfillment of the prophecy to scatter them to the furthermost lands of the world saw its greatest fulfillment when?
    1. By the Assyrians in approximately 730 BC.
    2. By the Babylonians in approximately 600 BC.
    3. By the Romans in approximately 70 AD.
    4. By none of the above.

     

  9. When Israel is restored in fulfillment of this prophecy the following will be true?
    1. Never again will Israel be cast forth from the land.
    2. Israel will have returned with their whole heart and soul.
    3. Israel will have more wealth that they had under King Solomon.
    4. All of the above.

       

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  10. What is written on the scroll?
    1. What will happen if people don't repent.
    2. One possible outcome for the earth.
    3. What exactly is going to come upon the whole earth; period!
    4. The contents of the scroll have not yet been written.

     

  11. When will the seals be broken and the contents of the scroll will be fulfilled?
    1. No one knows.
    2. In the year 2034 AD.
    3. Seven years after the year 2000.
    4. At the exact time and day that the Lord determined before the creation.

     

  12. Who is able to open the scroll?
    1. Jesse, the father of David.
    2. Solomon, the son of David.
    3. Jesus, the son of David and the father of David.
    4. David will come back to life and open the scroll.

     

    General Questions about the Coming of the Lord

  13. When the Lord returns he will...?
    1. Gather up his bride for the wedding banquet.
    2. Come as destruction from God.
    3. Come as Israel's deliverer, and reestablish Israel in the land.
    4. All of the above.

     

  14. The name that best describes the returning Lord for Israel is...?
    1. The Judge.
    2. The Savior.
    3. The Avenger.
    4. The Deliverer.

     

  15. The name that best describes the returning Lord for the Church is...?
    1. The Judge.
    2. The Bridegroom.
    3. The Deliverer.
    4. The King of kings.

     

  16. The name that best describes the returning Lord for the people of the world is...?
    1. The Judge.
    2. The Savior.
    3. The King of kings.
    4. The Deliverer.

     

  17. The Lord's return means...?
    1. The end of the world.
    2. The great judgment day.
    3. Good things for everybody.
    4. Different things for everyone.

     

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