Messianic Age Review

According to the lesson, what does the term "Messianic Age" refer to?

• The time or era of the Messiah

• Only the years before creation

• A period of Babylonian captivity

• The final day only

What is stated about the words "Messiah" and "Christ" in the introduction?

• They refer to different people

• They mean the same thing

• "Christ" is an Old Testament term only

• They are unrelated religious titles

Based on Micah’s historical context in the lesson, during what approximate years did Micah serve as the Lord’s prophet?

• 900–850 B.C.

• 800–760 B.C.

• 739–693 B.C.

• 650–600 B.C.

In the discussion of Micah 4:1, what does the phrase "in the last days" most often refer to in Old Testament prophetic language, according to the lesson?

• The literal final 24 hours of history

• The Messianic Age

• Only the Babylonian Captivity

• An unknown, undefined time

According to the lesson, what does the phrase "in the last days" refer to?

• The time when nations stop all wars

• The period when Jesus came

• The end of the physical world

• The era of ancient Israel's kings

In Micah 4, metonymy is used to connect locations with worship. Which phrase is associated by metonymy with the worship of the true God?

• Mountains and hills

• The White House

• The mountain of the Lord

• Foreign nations

What shift does Micah 4 describe about many Gentile unbelievers during the Messianic Age?

• They will rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem

• They will convert and seek the Lord’s teaching

• They will conquer Israel militarily

• They will return to idol worship on hilltops

What kind of peace did Jesus say He brings, clarifying Micah’s imagery?

• A permanent earthly peace among nations

• Personal prosperity and success

• Spiritual peace with God through forgiveness

• Political peace in Israel

What does it mean that those who possess this spiritual peace will "walk in the name of the Lord"?

• They will travel to Jerusalem annually

• They will think, speak, and act according to God’s holy will

• They will avoid all contact with non-Jews

• They will memorize every law perfectly

According to the lesson, what is the main focus of Isaiah 9:1-7 in this section?

• Isaiah’s military victories

• Isaiah’s inspired description of the Messiah and the blessings He brings

• Micah’s personal life story

• A list of Judah’s kings after Manasseh