The Throne & The Lamb Name
What is the first major image John sees in heaven?
God on His throne.
What do the judgments show about God’s control?
They are measured and allowed by Him.
Who is the dragon identified as?
Satan.
Revelation 14:12 calls believers to what?
Patient endurance.
Who ultimately reigns?
The Lord God Almighty.
Who is the only one worthy to open the scroll?
The Lamb who was slain (Jesus)
Even during judgment, what does God still desire from people?
Repentance.
How do believers overcome the dragon?
By the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony.
Does faithfulness always lead to acceptance?
No.
What fills heaven at the end?
Worship.
How is Jesus described in Revelation 5 that shows both power and sacrifice?
As the Lion of Judah and the Lamb.
What Old Testament story do the plagues in Revelation mirror?
The plagues in Exodus.
What does the mark of the beast symbolize?
Allegiance and worship.
What happens to the two witnesses after their apparent defeat?
God restores and vindicates them.
What happens to Babylon?
It falls.
What do the elders do with their crowns?
They cast them before the throne.
What happened to Pharaoh’s heart during the plagues?
It grew harder.
What is the contrast to the mark of the beast?
Being sealed by God.
What does being sealed mean?
We belong to God and are secure in Him.
What replaces the old heaven and earth?
A new heaven and new earth.
What is the main point of Revelation 4–5 before any judgment begins?
God is sovereign and worship comes before judgment.
What do increasing judgments reveal about the human heart?
What is already there.
According to 1 John, what is the spirit of antichrist?
Denying who Jesus truly is.
What does wisdom choose in Proverbs 1?
Listening to God rather than following foolishness.
How does Revelation end?
With restoration and God dwelling with His people.