1. Which is true?

The Bible is a book given by the Hebrew people, who spoke Yiddish.
The Bible was given by inspiration of Yahweh.
The King James Version was used by the Messiah.
There are 36 books in the Old Testament.

2. Which book is not in the Old Testament?

Zechariah.
Micah.
Hebrews.
Esther.

3. Which is not found in the Bible?

"Woe is me."
"Yahweh helps those who help themselves."
"Vengeance is mine."
"My cup runneth over."

4. Is this sentence true or false?  "With the advance of technology, the world will get better and better, which will lead to higher human values that will usher in the Millennium."

True
False

5. Postmillennialism teaches

That Yahshua will return to set up a 1,000 year reign.
That the world will change for the better after the Millennium.
Both of these.
Neither of these.

6. Dispensationalism means

That history is divided into segments, each perceived under different principles of Yahweh.
We are no longer under Old Testament law today.
Anyone can do what he wants as long as he "rightly divides the word of truth."
None of these.

7. According to the rapture doctrine,

When the Savior returns, the earth will be carried away with love and joy.
Everyone will be protected for three and a half or seven years.
Faith is all that is required for salvation.
Yahshua could return at any time to whisk the righteous off to safety.

8. Before Yahshua's Kingdom is established on earth, what must happen?

Jeremiah must be resurrected.
There will be wars, famines, disease and earthquakes in different places.
John the Baptist must be resurrected.
Nothing.  He could come at any time "like a thief in the night."

9. Yahshua will establish His worldwide Kingdom

At Jerusalem.
In the Vatican.
In the hearts of the saints.
Everywhere.

10. What is the reward of the faithful in the coming Kingdom?

Nirvana.
To rule with Yahshua over angels and men.
To wear white robes and lounge on clouds.
To be all, see all and know all.

When completed, please review and submit.  You will receive your graded paper back.  After you review your graded paper, proceed with Lesson 2.