Key Figures
Who is the author of Revelation?
John the Apostle. Rev. 1:1
What is the total number of seals?
Answer: Rev 8:1 - Seven
'Who proclaimed, “Who is worthy to open the scroll and break its seals?”
Answer: Rev. 5:2 - A mighty angel
The roll of the shepherd and where will does He led them?
Answer: Rev. 7:17
The number of churches John(the revelator) wrote to (in the book of Revelations)
Answer: Rev. 1:4 - What is Seven.
How many people were sealed from the twelve tribes?
Answer: Rev. 7:4 - 144,000
The book of “Revelations” is the revelation of this man
Answer: JESUS CHRIST, The Messiah.
What is the first seal opened to?
Answer: Rev. 6:1-2 - The four living creatures and the elders fell down before the Lamb.
How does the Lamb’s sacrifice connect to the sealing of the 144,000?
Triple Jeopardy!!!
Answer: Rev. 7:14 - The Lamb’s blood ransomed people for God, making them a kingdom and priests.
The isle John the revelator was exiled on?
Double Jeopardy!!!
Answer: Rev. 1:9 - the isle of Patmos
What was the description of the lamb who opened the scroll?
Answer: Rev. 5:5 - The Lamb was described as the Lion of the tribe of Judah and the Root of David who opened the sealed scroll.
What do the golden bowls full of incense represent?
Answer: Rev. 5:8 - The prayers of the saints.
What is the vision of the sealed people from the twelve tribes?
Double Jeopardy!!!
Answer: Rev. 7:2 - They are sealed to protect them from the coming judgments.
What does the universal worship in Revelation 5–7 reveal about God’s character?
Answer: Rev. 7:9 - God is worthy of all praise and honor from every tribe, language, and nation
The place(continent) where the churches John the revelator wrote to were located
Answer: Rev. 1:4 - Asia
Why is the Lamb the only one worthy to open the scroll and loose it's seal?
Answer: 5:9 Because He was slain and redeemed us to God by His blood.
What do the seven horns and seven eyes of the Lamb represent?
Answer: Rev. 5:6 - The seven Spirits of God sent out into all the earth
Who are these arrayed in white robes, and where did they come from?
Answer: Rev. 7:13-15
Why was the pale green horse only given authority over a fourth of the earth?
Double Jeopardy!!!
Answer: Rev. 6:8. During these first 4 judgments, unbelievers will still have a chance to turn to Christ.
What happen when the Lamb took the scroll?
Answer: Rev. 5:8 - The four living creatures and twenty-four elders fell down and worshipped.
Who stood around the throne, and what did they do?
Answer: Rev. 7:11-12
What does the scroll with seven seals represent?
Double Jeopardy!!!
Answer: - God’s divine plan or message to be revealed, Study and Obey
What was the number of the great multitude, and what did they cry out?
Answer: Rev. 7:9-10
What is the main theme of Revelation 5–7?
Double Jeopardy!!!
The worthiness of Christ to open the scroll and the beginning of God’s judgments Study and Obey.
Which tribes are mentioned as having people sealed? Name the tribes.
Answer: Rev. 7:4-8 - All 12 tribes of Israel; Judah, Reuben, Gad, Asher, Naphtail, Manasseh, Simeon, Levi, Issachar, Zebulun, Joseph, Benjamin.