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Worksheets2 Thessalonians - the man of Lawlessness ( the antichrist)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 19mins
According to 2 Thessalonians 2:2, what should believers NOT be unsettled or alarmed by?
Rumors of war and famine
Teaching that the day of the Lord has already come
False miracles and wonders
The presence of the Antichrist
What must happen before the day of the Lord comes (the second coming of our Lord Jesus Christ)? (2 Thessalonians 2:3)
The rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem
A great earthquake will shake the earth
The rebellion must occur and the man of lawlessness (the antichrist) be revealed
The disciples must return to spread the gospel
How does the "man of lawlessness" (the antichrist) exalt himself? (2 Thessalonians 2:4)
By performing miracles in God's name
By sitting in God's temple and proclaiming himself to be God
By leading an army against believers
By writing letters to deceive the people
How will the Lord Jesus overthrow the "lawless one" (the antichrist)? (2 Thessalonians 2:8)
By sending an army of angels
By casting him into the sea
By the breath of His mouth and the splendor of His coming
By writing a new law against him
Why do people perish, according to 2 Thessalonians 2:10?
Because they refuse to love the truth (Jesus and His word) and be saved
Because they do not go to church regularly
Because they follow their own desires
Because they do not fast and pray enough
What does God send to those who refuse to believe in the the truth (the word of God)? (2 Thessalonians 2:11)
A prophet to warn them
A powerful delusion so they believe the lie
A plague as a punishment
A vision of His judgment
What does Paul encourage believers to do in 2 Thessalonians 2:15?
Preach to all nations before the end comes
Stand firm and hold fast to the teachings passed on to them
Isolate themselves from the world to remain holy
Be constantly afraid of deception
What does Paul say God has given believers through His grace? (2 Thessalonians 2:16-17)
Authority to perform miracles
Power to resist all suffering
Eternal encouragement and good hope
Protection from all trials
What does Paul remind believers to do in light of the second coming of the Lord Jesus Christ? (2 Thessalonians 2:1)
Prepare for persecution
Gather together in large numbers
Focus on earthly matters
Love, encourage one another and build each other up
What is the ultimate fate of the man of lawlessness (the antichrist) according to 2 Thessalonians 2:8?
He will be destroyed by the Lord Jesus Christ
He will be forgiven and redeemed
He will rule over the earth
He will be cast into the abyss
What does Paul say about the mystery of lawlessness in 2 Thessalonians 2:7?
It is already at work, because we already have people who is antichrist but is not THE ANTICHRIST).
It will be defeated by prayer
It is a sign of the end times
It will be revealed in the last days
What does Paul say will happen to those who do not believe the truth? (2 Thessalonians 2:12)
They will be saved through grace
They will be condemned for their unbelief
They will be judged by their actions
They will receive a second chance
According to 2 Thessalonians 2:5, what does Paul remind the believers about the man of lawlessness?
He will come in peace
They already know what is restraining him
He will be defeated by the apostles
He is a myth and does not exist
What is the significance of the 'strong delusion' mentioned in 2 Thessalonians 2:11?
It will be removed before the end times
It is a test of faith for believers
It leads people to believe falsehoods and believe in lies because they rejected the truth and love the lie.
It is a sign of God's mercy
What does Paul say about the timing of the day of the Lord in 2 Thessalonians 2:3?
It will be announced by prophets
It is already here
It will be preceded by signs and wonders
It will come unexpectedly
According to 2 Thessalonians 2:9, what will the coming of the lawless one be accompanied by?
Great tribulation
Peace and prosperity
Signs and wonders
Miracles and false signs
What does Paul emphasize about the believers' faith in 2 Thessalonians 2:13?
They should rely on their own understanding
They are chosen for salvation through sanctification by the Spirit
They must earn their place in heaven
They should doubt their salvation
What is the meaning of pre-tribulation according to our classes?
teaches Jesus Christ will return to rapture (take up) His Church before the period of tribulation begins. This tribulation is described in passages like Matthew 24, Daniel 9:24-27, and Revelation 6-18 as a time of intense suffering, judgment, and persecution on the earth.
teaches Jesus Christ will return to rapture (take up) His Church after the period of tribulation begins. This tribulation is described in passages like Matthew 24, Daniel 9:24-27, and Revelation 6-18 as a time of intense suffering, judgment, and persecution on the earth.
teaches Jesus Christ will return to rapture (take up) His Church 3 and half years during the period of tribulation. This tribulation is described in passages like Matthew 24, Daniel 9:24-27, and Revelation 6-18 as a time of intense suffering, judgment, and persecution on the earth.
teaches Jesus Christ will return to fight for His Church and conquer the world before the period of tribulation begins. This tribulation is described in passages like Matthew 24, Daniel 9:24-27, and Revelation 6-18 as a time of intense suffering, judgment, and persecution on the earth.
According our classes Pos-tribulation means...........
After the rapture, the Antichrist will rise, and the Great Tribulation will begin.
Jesus will return again after the tribulation to establish His millennial kingdom (Revelation 19-20).
The pos-tribulation rapture (1 Thessalonians 4:16-17) occurs before the seven-year tribulation.
After the rapture, the Antichrist will rise, and the Great Tribulation will begin.
teaches Jesus Christ will return to rapture (take up) His Church before the period of tribulation begins.
The Post-Tribulation (Post-Trib) view teaches that the Church will go through the tribulation but will be raptured at the very end, at Christ’s second coming. This means believers will endure suffering and persecution before Christ returns to establish His kingdom.
By whom, where and when was the book of Revelation written?
By the apostle Paul in Rome in the year AD 85.
By the apostle Pedro in the Island of Patmos in the year AD 65.
By the apostle Luke in Jerusalem in Jerusalem in the year AD 95.
By the apostle John in the Island of Patmos in the year AD 95.
