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Unit 5 Review

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Unit 5 Review

p. 279Lesson 5–1 1. Who are the only three angels specifically named in

Scripture? 2. What would lead you to believe that there is a system of rank and authority in the angelic realm? 3. Who is Satan? Explain where he came from and how he came to be the enemy of God. 4. Give at least five names or titles by which Satan is known in Scripture. 5. Explain man’s role in the spiritual war. 6. What is God’s purpose in allowing the spiritual war to be played out on Earth? 7. After the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ, how did the nature of the spiritual war change? 8. What is the difference between the strategic victory and the tactical victory in spiritual war? 9. What is the source of daily tactical victory? 10. Who are the overcomers? 11. In what sense is religion the ace up Satan’s sleeve? If

Christianity is not a religion, what is it? 12. Name nine denials the Bible says will characterize the end times. 13. How would you explain Satan and spiritual war to a friend?

What Scripture would you use to back your claims?

Memory verses 1 John 5:4–5 Matthew 11:28–30

Lesson 5–2 1. What is the arena of the spiritual war? 2. The book of Job is a treatise on what New Testament promise? 3. Who was Job and when did he live? Describe what kind of

man he was.

p. 2804. Describe the exchange between God and Satan laid out in

Job 1:6–8. 5. What charge does Satan bring against Job? 6. What theological “secret” does Satan reveal in his accusation of Job? 7. What does Satan want Job to do? 8. Job 1:12 is an illustration of what New Testament promise? 9. Where is Jesus Christ right now and what five activities is

He involved in on behalf of every believer? 10. Name at least five things the Bible declares that God is able to do and five things He is faithful to do. 11. How would you explain the arena of spiritual war to a friend? What Scriptures would you use to back your claims?

Memory verse 1 Peter 5:8

Lesson 5–3 1. How can we know that the enemy operates according to a well-thought-out plan? 2. What five tactics does Satan use against Job in the attacks described in Job 1:13–19? 3. Why is it dangerous for us to harbor fears? 4. How does Job deal with his sorrow and pain after Satan’s first assault? 5. Describe the exchange between God and Satan in Job 2:1–

6. What new accusation does Satan bring against Job? 6. What does Satan do to Job in his second assault? 7. What three doctrinal principles are illustrated in Job’s response to his wife? 8. What are seven disciplines for producing peace? 9. Why are even the smallest of decisions we make so important? 10. Is it possible for a Christian to take a vacation from the spiritual war? What marathon runner’s tactic can we use to enable us to last out our race?

p. 28111. What are ten principles of physical warfare that can be applied to spiritual warfare? 12. How would you explain the tactics of Satan to a friend?

What Scriptures would you use to back your claims?

Memory verses Job 1:20–22

Lesson 5–4 1. What tactic of Satan finally worked on Job? 2. Describe Job’s three friends and the “comfort” they offered. 3. Describe an incident in the life of Jesus that illustrates the principle that sin in our lives is not the only explanation for suffering. 4. When God breaks His silence, how many of Job’s questions does He answer? Basically, what does He say to Job? 5. What is Job’s response to God’s words? 6. Do you think that Job today would say that his suffering was worth the pain he experienced? Give reasons for your answer. 7. What are the five stages of suffering outlined in 1 Peter?

How do they relate to the five stages of growth? 8. What is “the good fight of faith”? Why is it good? 9. How would you explain to a friend the purpose behind human suffering? What Scriptures would you use to back your claims?

Memory verses Job 19:25–26 Job 13:15

Lesson 5–5 1. Why is it important for us to have some understanding of

prophecy?

p. 2822. What is the difference between the kingdom of Israel and the kingdom of God? 3. Why was the establishment of the kingdom of Israel postponed? 4. With what are the “mystery doctrines” concerned? To whom were these doctrines revealed? 5. What is the difference between the day of the Lord and the day of Christ? 6. How can an understanding of the Rapture give balance to our lives? 7. What does it mean to redeem the time? 8. What are two reasons why we should redeem time? 9. What are seven things we can do to redeem time? 10. Draw a timeline to illustrate four dispensations of human history, giving the name of each dispensation and portions of Scripture in which each dispensation is described. 11. How do we earn eternal reward? What is the relationship between blessing in time and reward in eternity? 12. Name four categories of reward described in the Bible.

Name five kinds of crowns and the reasons for which they will be given. 13. How would you explain to a friend the events that will close out human history? What Scriptures would you use to back your claims?

Memory verses Ephesians 5:15–17 Psalm 90:12 Matthew 6:19–21

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