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Understanding The End Times
Lesson Seven

The Kingdom Without Wrath

Watch the video and correct your answers from Lesson Six.  Don't hesitate to review or re-read the chapter if anything is unclear to you.  Take your time to understand the material.

For Lesson Seven, read Chapter Six: The Kingdom Without Wrath in your Textbook and do the questions below.  The questions are in chronological order.

Answers To Lesson Six Questions

Lesson Seven Questions

For Lesson Seven, read Chapter Six: The Kingdom Without Wrath.

Answer these questions as you read through the textbook.  You may either print off the lesson or simply write your answers in a document or notebook with the lesson and question number.  The video in Lesson Eight will take up the answers to these questions and add additional comments.  May the peace and grace of our Lord Jesus be with you.

If you prefer to print the questions out, you can download them in PDF here.

The Kingdom Without Wrath

1.  God has no more _______________ to pour out in the future.

2.  The cross was not the _______________ of sin; the cross made a way _______________ FORGIVE sin.

3.  When wrath is mentioned in the New Testament, it is consistently used to point to the coming destruction of _______________, the final outpouring of God’s wrath.

4.  For those standing inside Christ in the new covenant, there is absolutely _______________ wrath, judgment, or anger.

5.  God _______________ the old covenant, and those who clung to its sinking ship drowned with it.

6.  The old and new covenants _______________ for forty years.

The Old And New Covenants Coexisted

7.  It wasn’t until Jesus inaugurated the new covenant by His ____________ that a new covenant was formed.

8.  I believe the second most _______________ event in Christian history was the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70.

9.  Theologians refer to this time as a _______________ generation.

10.  Because of these _______________ years of coexistence [AD30 - 70], we lose any chance of drawing a simple and clean line between the old and new covenants.

The End Of God’s Wrath In AD 70

11.  The destruction of Jerusalem introduced the end of God’s _______________.

12.  “…for with them, the wrath of God is _______________.”

What About Deliberate Sin?

13.  The blood of Jesus is the _______________ covenant.

14.  The theme of the old being _______________ by the new is inescapable.

15.  What was the day they saw approaching?  The destruction of Jerusalem when every one of their houses would be _______________ to the ground.

16.  It referred to people who, after accepting the new covenant, later turned back to the _______________.

17.  Under the new covenant, if we sin, Jesus is our _______________.

18,  At the end of time there will be a final judgment before God’s throne, but this is not something believers need to _______________.

Assignment
Lesson Seven

1.  Memorize 1 John 2:1.

2.  Answer the following questions:

Jesus lived the majority of His human life under which covenant? 

When did the New Covenant begin? 

When did the Old Covenant finally end? 

Do believers in the new covenant experience the wrath of God? 

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