1. In the book of the prophet Isaiah, God challenges all the fakes and false prophets: «Declare us things to . Show the things that are to come , that we may know that you are .»

2. The book of Proverbs clearly reminds us of our limits about knowing the future: «Boast not yourself of , for you know not what a day may forth.»

3. According to the Bible, who is a reliable source for prophetic revelations? (Check off all the right answers.)
   God.
   Satan.
   Astrologers.
   Mediums.

4. The book of Amos indicates God’s intention concerning His knowledge of the future: «Surely the Lord God will do nothing, but He reveals His to His servants the .» Here are good news!

5. In order to illustrate the importance of studying Bible prophecy, the Second Epistle of Peter compares the prophetic word to:
   «a pearl of great price.»
   «a light that shines in a dark place.»
   «a cord that is not quickly broken.»
   «a refining pot that tests the hearts.»

6. The book of Deuteronomy makes this amazing prediction concerning the Jewish people: «You shall become an , a , and a , among all nations where the Lord shall lead you.» It would have been difficult to better describe what the Jewish people were going to experience in the course of history.

7. In the Gospel according to Matthew, Jesus pronounces the following prophecy: «See you not all these things? Truly I say to you, there shall not be left here one stone on another, that shall not be thrown down.» What building was He talking about?
   King Herod’s palace in Jericho.
   The fortress of Masada.
   The temple of Jerusalem.
   The synagogue at Capernaum.

8. What is the aim of studying Bible prophecy? (Check off all the right answers.)
   Satisfying our curiosity.
   Developing our faith.
   Exciting our imagination.
   Maintaining our hope.

9. According to the book of Habakkuk, Bible prophecy is understandable and reliable: «Write the vision, and make it plain on tables, that he may run that it. For the vision is yet for an , but at the end it shall speak, and not . Though it tarry, wait for it; because it will come, it will not tarry.»

10. The book of Revelation announces this blessing for the students of Bible prophecy: «Blessed is he that reads, and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written therein.» Why is this blessing given? The book of Revelation adds:
    «For prophecy is difficult to understand.»
    «For the students’ curiosity will be satisfied.»
    «For this will give rise to interesting discussions.»
    «For the time is at hand.»

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