A) John of Patmos B) Paul the Apostle C) Moses D) Peter the Apostle
A) Messengers of divine love B) Symbols of peace and prosperity C) Harbingers of the Last Judgment D) Guardians of the Earth
A) Black B) Red C) Pale D) White
A) A bow B) A sword C) A pair of scales D) A sword and scales
A) War B) Conquest C) Famine D) Death
A) A white horse B) A pale horse C) A black horse D) A red horse
A) A bow B) A sword C) A crown D) A pair of scales
A) Conquest B) Death C) Famine D) War
A) The second horseman B) The third horseman C) The fourth horseman D) The first horseman
A) A bow B) A sword C) A pair of scales D) A crown
A) Death B) War C) Famine D) Conquest
A) Black B) Red C) White D) Pale
A) Hades B) The Antichrist C) The Holy Spirit D) The Lamb of God
A) Death B) Famine C) War D) Conquest
A) A quarter of the Earth B) The heavens C) The entire Earth D) The underworld
A) Lightning, earthquake, and storm B) Sword, famine, and plague C) Pestilence, drought, and darkness D) Disease, fire, and flood
A) The Red Rider B) The Black Rider C) The White Rider D) The Pale Rider
A) A pair of scales B) A crown C) A scroll D) A sword
A) A demon B) The Antichrist C) Christ, the Gospel, or the Holy Spirit D) A prophet
A) Righteousness B) Sorrow C) Sin D) Death
A) The fall of Babylon B) The opening of the seventh seal C) The triumphant arrival of Jesus in Heaven D) The sounding of the last trumpet
A) The crucifixion B) The apocalypse C) The birth of Jesus D) The resurrection
A) It represents sin and evil B) It represents chaos and disorder C) It represents mortality and death D) It represents completeness and perfection
A) They are a symbol of the seven deadly sins B) They are a symbol of the seven days of creation C) They are a symbol of the seven wonders of the world D) They are a symbol of God's plan for the end times
A) It represents the four cardinal directions B) It represents the four seasons C) It represents the four horsemen of the apocalypse D) It represents the four elements
A) It represents the seven wonders of the world B) It represents the seven seals that are opened C) It represents the seven deadly sins D) It represents the seven days of creation
A) It represents prosperity and abundance B) It represents peace and harmony C) It represents war and bloodshed D) It represents purity and innocence
A) It represents prosperity and abundance B) It represents purity and innocence C) It represents peace and harmony D) It represents famine and scarcity
A) It represents prosperity and abundance B) It represents purity and innocence C) It represents death and decay D) It represents peace and harmony
A) It represents the four elements B) It represents the four seasons C) It represents the four cardinal directions D) It represents the four horsemen themselves
A) It represents conquest and victory B) It represents purity and innocence C) It represents prosperity and abundance D) It represents peace and harmony
A) Emperor Hadrian B) Emperor Marcus Aurelius C) Emperor Trajan D) Napoleon Bonaparte
A) R. F. Franklin B) Edward Bishop Elliott C) W. C. Stevens D) C. F. Zimpel
A) Edward Bishop Elliott B) Pastor Billy Graham C) R. F. Franklin D) W. C. Stevens
A) The Roman Senate B) The Roman legions C) The five emperors wearing crowns D) The Roman plebeians
A) Emperor Marcus Aurelius B) Emperor Nerva C) Emperor Trajan D) Emperor Hadrian
A) The Marcomannic Wars B) The Trojan War C) The Peloponnesian War D) The Persian Wars
A) The New American Standard Bible B) The Revised Standard Version C) The New International Version D) The King James Version
A) Limos (λευκός) B) Chloros (χλωρός) C) Melas (μέλας) D) Purrhos (πυρρός)
A) 1921 B) 1962 C) 1906 D) 1916
A) A great plague B) A great famine C) A time of peace D) Men killing one another
A) Makhaira (μάχαιρα) B) Pyrhos (πυρρός) C) Thanatos (θᾰ́νᾰτος) D) Limos (λευκός)
A) Makhaira (μάχαιρα) B) Thanatos (θᾰ́νᾰτος) C) Pyr (πῦρ) D) Limos (λευκός)
A) 50 years B) 75 years C) 92 years D) 120 years
A) The beginning of chaos B) The Lord as a Law-Giver C) The rise of new laws D) The end of justice
A) Viridis B) Pallidus C) Niger D) Ruber
A) Nero B) Augustus C) Severus Alexander D) Constantine
A) 10000 people B) 2000 people C) 1000 people D) 5000 people
A) The Persian Empire B) The Roman Empire C) The Byzantine Empire D) The Ottoman Empire
A) Diocletian B) Gallienus C) Aurelian D) Severus Alexander
A) Athanasius B) Oecumenius C) Origen D) Eusebius
A) Bernard of Clairvaux B) Anselm of Canterbury C) Hugh of Saint Victor D) Berengaudus
A) Luis del Alcázar B) Francisco Suárez C) Ignatius of Loyola D) Bartolomé de las Casas
A) Luis de Granada B) Benito Arias Montano C) Miguel de Cervantes D) Juan Luis Vives
A) Vincent de Paul B) Jacques de Bordes C) Blaise Pascal D) François de Sales
A) Gustavus Adolphus B) Emanuel Swedenborg C) Johan Rudbeckius D) Carl Linnaeus
A) An economic collapse B) A solar storm C) A tidal wave D) A meteor shower
A) A global dictatorship under the Antichrist B) A global celebration C) A worldwide peace treaty D) A new ice age
A) Literary interpretation B) Christological interpretation C) Prophetic interpretation D) Historical interpretation
A) Roman emperor Domitian. B) Enoch and his ministry. C) The armies of the saints led by Enoch. D) Parthian forces, possibly Vologases I.
A) A fresco B) A famous woodcut C) A sculpture D) A painting
A) Capitalism B) Communism C) Catholicism D) Islam
A) Tim Keller B) Rick Warren C) Irvin Baxter Jr. D) John Piper
A) Four B) Three C) Five D) Two |