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CHST 112 FINAL TEST WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What is the author, date, provenance, destination, and purpose of Revelation? - Answer-- John the Apostle - Around 90 AD - Provenance = Patmos (island) he was in exile - Destination = the seven churches (Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyati...

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CHST 112 FINAL TEST WITH VERIFIED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What is the author, date, provenance, destination, and purpose of Revelation? -
Answer-- John the Apostle
- Around 90 AD
- Provenance = Patmos (island) he was in exile
- Destination = the seven churches (Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis,
Philadelphia, and Laodicea)
- Purpose = encourage the churches in Asia Minor to endure hardship and to remain
faithful. Revelation is intended to interpret present, earthly circumstances in light of the
supernatural world and of the future.

What are the 7 things we must consider when interpreting an Apocalypse? - Answer-(1)
OT apocalyptic passages provide the most helpful background to understanding
Revelation

(2) Revelation should be read from the perspective of the original audience.

(3) The symbolic images in Revelation must not be taken literally (or even semi-literally).
The symbols point to reality in an entirely figurative way

(4) Revelation is not meant to be read chronologically. It is most entirely cyclical rather
than linear

(5) the content of Revelation is delivered in the difficult cryptic language of dreams,
visions, numerology, and fantasy. This doesnt mean that it isn't God's word and that it
isn't true, it just means that it is a good apocalypse

(6) When John himself interprets his images, these interpreted images must be held
firmly and must serve as a starting point for understanding the others

(7) Symbols are symbols, not allegories. Don't over-press the details

How many visions are in Revelation and what are they of? - Answer-4 visions:
1 = Christ appears and instructs God
2 = Conflict with Satan
3 = the final victory of God (repeating cycles of Babylon being destroyed)
4 = the heavenly Jerusalem

What is the phrase used when transitioning between visions in Revelation? - Answer-"In
the Spirit"

, What is the summary sentence for Revelation? - Answer-Revelation is the apocalypse
that was written to encourage Christians to endure hardship and to grow in their
faithfulness to Jesus.

List the dates of the NT books in order and their authors - Answer-

The most likely date for the writing of 1 Timothy is...

-Around AD 49
-Early to Mid AD 60s
-Mid to Late AD 50s
-After AD 70 - Answer--Early to Mid AD 60s

True or False: Paul most likely left Titus in Ephesus to continue the mission in Asia
Minor - Answer-False (Timothy was left in Ephesus, not Titus)

The most likely date for the writing of 2 Timothy is...

-Around AD 49
-Early to mid AD 60s
-Mid to late AD 50s
-After AD 70 - Answer--Early to mid AD 60s

True or False: Paul most likely left Timothy in Crete to continue the mission in the
Mediterranean - Answer-False (Titus was left in Crete, not Timothy)

Which best describes the audience for Hebrews?

-Jewish Christians
-Non Christian Jews
-Non Jewish Christians - Answer--Jewish Christians

True or False: The language in Hebrews is very different than the language in Paul's
letters, leading to most scholars to believe that Paul didn't write it - Answer-True

What is the most likely date for the writing of Hebrews?

-Around AD 45
-Around AD 65
-After AD 70 - Answer--Around AD 65

True or False: The audience for the book of Hebrews had suffered some persecution -
Answer-True

True or False: the writer of Hebrews claims to be a second-generation Christian -
Answer-True

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