In the second half of the book, Daniel is no longer the interpreter of dreams and visions. He is the recipient. In his first dream he saw animated representations of four empires. (These corresponded to the metallic representations of Neb's dream statue.) Which of the following represented the Med-Persian Empire?
a. A lion with wings of an eagle
b. A leopard with four wings
c. A beast with large iron teeth
d. A bear up on one of it's sides
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According to our study, which of the following is not an interpretation of an image in Daniel's vision?
a. Ram: Medo-Persian Empire
b. Goat: Grecian Empire
c. One large horn on the goat: Alexander the Great
d. Head of bronze: Nebuchadnezzar
100
What prompted Daniel's lengthy intercession recorded in Daniel 9? What he understood . . .
a. from the inspired writings of Isaiah
b. as he studies the Torah
c. from his vision
d. from the inspired writings of Jeremiah
100
According to our study, which of the following is NOT among the reasons why the "man dressed in linen" in Daniel's final vision might very well have been Christ?
a. The similarity of the description to the one who is undoubtedly Christ in Revelation 1.
b. Daniel's exceedingly strong reaction to the sight.
c. Gabriel called him the "Son of Man".
d. The detained angel could have been a separate individual from the "man dressed in linen."
100
The histories of what two Greek dynasties are recorded in Daniel 11?
a. The Seleucids and the Ptolemies
b. The Cassanders and the Lysimachusians
c. The Alexanders and the Egyptians
d. Antiochus and Antichrist
200
Whom did Daniel see with "eyes of a man and a mouth that spoke boastfully"?
a. Antiochus IV Epiphanes
b. The "little horn"
c. The beast
d. The Antichrist
200
After the prominent horn was "broken off" at the "height of his power," "four prominent horns grew up." Who were these "four prominent horns"?
a. the sons of Alexander the Great
b. Generals who served under Alexander the Great
c. The illegitimate heirs of Alexander the Great
d. The Seleucids
200
How long was their present captivity and the desolation of Jerusalem predicted to last according to the writings Daniel studied?
a. 100 years
b. Times and half a time
c. 49 years
d. 70 years
200
Why was the speaking angel detained?
a. The prince of the Persian kingdom resisted him twenty-one days.
b. The prince of the Grecian kingdom resisted him twenty-one days.
c. The prince of the power of the air resisted him twenty-one days.
d. He couldn't finish his homework for Daniel.
200
Why are the conflicts of these two dynasties important scripturally?
a. They emerge into the Roman Empire.
b. The Beautiful Land (the land of Israel) was positioned between them.
c. They were both completely annihilated by God.
d. The Messiah emerged from one of them.
300
What position of God is depicted most clearly by the title, "Ancient of Days"?
a. Universal Judge
b. Universal Creator
c. Lord of Heaven and Earth
d. Sovereign Ruler
300
Which of the following gives the correct names of these four men?
a. Cassander, Lysimachus, Ptolemy, Seleucus
b. Cassander, Antiochus the Great, Cyrus, Seleucus
c. Cassander, Lysimachus, Petra, Selime
d. Cassandra, Lysimachus, Ptolemy, Selectra
300
When was Daniel's answer given according to Gabriel?
a. At the time of the evening sacrifice
b. As soon as he began to pray.
c. At the time of the morning sacrifice
d. At the time of his repentance.
300
According to our study, who were these princes of Persia and Greece?
a. Cyrus and Alexander the Great
b. Angels God had assigned to the kingdoms
c. Future kings of the empires
d. Demons presumably assigned to influence the kingdoms.
300
According to our study, which of the following does NOT apply to Antiochus IV Epiphanes in Daniel 11?
a. A king of the North
b. A king who corrupts with flattery
c. A king who temporarily abolishes the daily sacrifice
d. The king who "will exalt and magnify himself above every god"
400
Which of the following does not happen to Christ in this scene?
a. He enters Jerusalem.
b. He approaches the Ancient of Days
c. He is given authority, glory and sovereign power.
d. All peoples and nations worship Him.
400
What is distinct about the mention of Gabriel in Daniel 8?
a. He looks like Christ.
b. He didn't have wings.
c. Only Daniel could hear his voice.
d. His name is the first given to an angel in Scripture.
400
Who is the "Annointed One," according to our interpretation?
a. Christ, the Messiah
b. Cyrus the King
c. The counterfeit son
d. The Ancient of Days
400
Who is "Michael"?
a. Israel's God-assigned angelic "prince".
b. The demon assigned to influence Israel
c. Gabriel's assistant
d. Satan's arch enemy
400
What is one of the primary themes in Chapter 12?
a. The new heavens and the new earth
b. Resurrection
c. Final rewards
d. Daniel's death
500
Scriptures tell us the Little Horn will "oppress" the saints of God. What does this mean according to the definition we learned for "oppress"?
a. He will imprison them.
b. He will try to wear them out.
c. He will deceive them.
d. He will persecute them.
500
Who is the wicked "stern-faced king" and "master of intrigue" in Daniel 8?
a. Antiochus IV Epiphanes
b. Antiochus the Great
c. The Antichrist
d. Belshazzar
500
Scripture predicted the "Anointed One" wou8ld be "cut off and will have nothing." We learned that He was "cut off" when He was crucified. According to our session, in what way did Christ "have nothing".
a. He had no descendants.
b. He was forsaken momentarily by all His disciples.
c. He was not acknowledged as Messiah by the nation of Israel.
d. He was forsaken momentarily by His Father.
500
What does the name "Michael" mean?
a. Strong man of God
b. Archangel of God
c. Prince of God
d. Who is like God?
500
Who are "like stars forever and ever"?
a. Those who don't experience the "second death"
b. Those who are resurrected from the dead
c. Those who lead many to righteousness
d. Those who become Daniels in their generation