Liberty University BIBL 104 quiz 8 complete solution correct answer key
The last book of the bible describes itself as a "revelation of Jesus Christ" (1:1) an expression that functions as a title for the entire book.
According to 1 John, we can know for sure that we have eternal life for "God has given us eternal life and this life is in his Son. The one who has his son has life. The one who doesn't have the Son of God does not have life" (5:11-12).
Many scholars today opt for an eclectic approach to reading Revelation because it seeks to combine the strengths of several of the above approaches.
Jude warns against:
- In revelation the seven bowl judgments are basically on the same objects as the trumpet judgments but with greater intensity.
- A key theological declaration of the book of Hebrews is:
- Scholars are clear on the authorship of Hebrews.
- In what ways do Paul and James agree about faith and works?
- What does John mean by walking in the light?
- Why is the book of Hebrews so helpful for Jewish Christians?
- Peter reminds his readers that they are _____. Thus identifying them as citizens of another country, not primarily of this earth.
- In revelation before the apocalypse pronounces a message of judgment on the unbelieving world it first calls the ___ to repentance.
- What is the genre of James writing?
- According to our text, a figurative/symbolic usage seems likely for the elect lady in 2nd John.
- Bible prophecy is written to:
The final chapter of revelation describe the ultimate prophetic vision of the eternal state.
If Jesus is our high priest whose sacrifice of himself is sufficient to pay for our sins, do we need anything else to save us?
In 2 Peter 1, we see that confidence in the divine inspiration of scripture is the basis of our faith in its promises, prophesies, and principles.
Per the readings this week in our illustrated Bible Survey text how should a believer react when facing trials?
Per Hayes and Duvall we should approach Revelation with bold confidence, briefing on arrogance.
This last book of the Bible describes itself as a "revelation of Jesus Christ" (1:1), an expression that functions as a title for the entire book.
Peter's first letter prepares believers for persecution and suffering; his second letter warns against false teaching and instructs Christians how to deal with heresy,
Revelation does not depict Christ as a Lamb