Revelation 5 & 6 Quiz

What does the scroll with seven seals in Revelation 5 symbolize?

• The judgment of Israel

• God's plan for redemption and judgment

• A covenant with the angels

• The book of life

Who is the only one found worthy to open the scroll in Revelation 5?

• The angel Gabriel

• The Apostle John

• Jesus, the Lamb of God

• Moses

What does the title "Lion of the tribe of Judah" emphasize about Jesus in Revelation 5?

• His role as a prophet

• His wisdom

• His authority and kingship

• His priesthood

In Revelation 5, what reason do the beings in heaven give for Jesus' worthiness to open the scroll?

• He created the world

• He was slain and redeemed people by His blood

• He led Israel out of Egypt

• He defeated Satan in the wilderness

According to the article, what should Jesus' authority over the future inspire us to do?

• Place our trust in material things

• Seek greater control over our lives

• Trust Him fully and align our lives with His teachings

• Focus only on earthly goals

What life lesson can we draw from the emphasis on Jesus' sacrificial death for people from "every tribe and nation"?

• The importance of exclusivity in faith

• Embracing diversity and showing love to all people

• Avoiding people who are different from us

• Prioritizing unity over truth

In Revelation 5, how do all creatures in heaven and earth respond to Jesus taking the scroll?

• With silence

• With hesitation

• By worshipping Him

• By questioning His authority

What does true worship involve, according to the life lessons of Revelation 5?

• Revering God for who He is and His works, beyond our own needs

• Asking God for personal desires and needs

• Singing songs without understanding their meaning

• Focusing on self-achievement

What do the four horsemen in Revelation 6 symbolize?

• God's promise to end suffering

• The consequences of sin and God's judgment

• The prosperity of God's people

• The final peace on earth

Why is the vision of the four horsemen a reminder of God's justice?

• It shows that there is no punishment for sin

• It symbolizes God's grace over all actions

• It emphasizes that God will hold the world accountable

• It shows the end of God's authority