Question selected match premillenialism a christ will

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Premillenialism A.
Christ will return before the millennium. He will raise dead Christians to
life again and they will reign with him on earth. Satan will have no
power until the very end of this period when he will gather together all

those who still resist Christ's rule. They will then be destroyed in a final
battle, and the end will come.
Postmillenniali
sm
C.
The millennium is the time immediately before the second coming: he
will return after it. This "millennial age" will be a period of peace and
righteousness in which more and more people will become Christians
and the world will grow more godly.
Amillennialism B.
The millennium represents the whole of the last days; we are in it now.
Satan has already been defeated and bound by the death and
resurrection of Christ. He is still active, but he can do nothing to thwart
God's purposes. Christians who have died already reign with Christ in
heaven.
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Revelation was probably written by
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The two parallel tracks that this course took were:
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Our primary goal in this course was to equip you to _____
 Question 4
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How does Vaughn Roberts define the Kingdom of God?
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Cultural Intelligence is

 Question 6
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True/False: The promises of the kingdom will all be completely fulfilled at the end of
time.
 Question 7
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Match the Cultural System to its definition
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Informal Legal
System
K.
Although less formalized, simple legal systems are still binding and are
passed along through conventional wisdom. Citizens and visitors are
presumed to understand and follow the rules.
Informal
Education
System
H.
The emphasis of wisdom passed to youth from extended-family
members, parents, and siblings.
Kinship Family
P.
The family finds its identity in several generations of history and the
household often includes three or more generations
Capitalism N.
A society created around the idea of individuals gaining resources and
services based on their capacity to pay for them. Decisions are market
driven.
Solid Artistic
System
A.
A preference for clean, tight boundaries that emphasize precision and
straight lines.
Socialism O.
A society in which the state coordinates and implements the
production and distribution of basic resources through central planning
and control.