Ch. G: Revelation Quizizz

From a Greek word, it means to reveal or uncover, as if drawing back a veil

• apocalyptic

• transcendent

• New Jerusalem

Crossing beyond the range of normal human experience

• apocalyptic

• transcendent

• New Jerusalem

A symbol for the new world that God will create when evil is destroyed

• apocalyptic

• transcendent

• New Jerusalem

Revelation 13:1–18: One of the heads of first beast appeared to have been __________. (This beast represents the Roman Empire. The heads represent the emperors. The wounded head represents Emperor Nero.)

• fatally wounded

• fiercely alive

• extremely hungry

Revelation 13:1–18: All people living on earth were expected to _____ the beast. (Christians were expected to honor the Roman emperor as if he were a god.)

• worship

• eat

• scare

Revelation 13:1–18: The second beast put to ____ all who would not worship the first beast. (Those who did not honor the emperor would be punished. The second beast is linked to Domitian, the emperor responsible for the persecution of Christians when Revelation was written.)

• death

• prison

• torture

Revelation 13:1–18: The number of the beast is ___. (This number means total imperfection. It points to Emperor Nero.)

• 666

• 777

• 999

In Revelation 4:1–5:14, which of these four events was first?

• Four creatures covered with eyes surround the throne. (Four means universal; eyes mean wisdom.)

• John sees someone with a gleaming face on the throne. (Though not named, this is God.)

• Lamb takes scroll with seven seals. (Lamb is Jesus. Seven is perfect; scroll is God’s perfect plan.)

• Twenty-four elders fall, throw their crowns (Twenty-four means God’s people; crowns mean power.)

In Revelation 4:1–5:14, which of these four events was second?

• Four creatures covered with eyes surround the throne. (Four means universal; eyes mean wisdom.)

• John sees someone with a gleaming face on the throne. (Though not named, this is God.)

• Lamb takes scroll with seven seals. (Lamb is Jesus. Seven is perfect; scroll is God’s perfect plan.)

• Twenty-four elders fall, throw their crowns (Twenty-four means God’s people; crowns mean power.)

In Revelation 4:1–5:14, which of these four events was third?

• Four creatures covered with eyes surround the throne. (Four means universal; eyes mean wisdom.)

• John sees someone with a gleaming face on the throne. (Though not named, this is God.)

• Lamb takes scroll with seven seals. (Lamb is Jesus. Seven is perfect; scroll is God’s perfect plan.)

• Twenty-four elders fall, throw their crowns (Twenty-four means God’s people; crowns mean power.)