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| Rev 2:1-7 was written to the angel of the church of |
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| Rev 2:1-7 How was Jesus described in the letter to the church of Ephesus. |
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| "He who holds the seven stars in His right hand, who walks in the midst of the seven golden lampstands." |
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| Rev 2:1-7 To which church was it said "I know your works, your labor, your patience and that you cannot bear those who are evil?" |
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| Rev 2:1-7 The church in this city "have persevered and have patience, and have labored for My name's sake and have not become weary." |
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| Rev 2:1-7 What did He have against the church in Ephesus? |
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| They left their first love. |
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| Rev 2:1-7 Which church left its first love? |
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| Rev 2:1-7 Who hated the deeds of the Nicolatians? |
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| Rev 2:1-7 Who was told to "remember from where you have fallen, repent and do the first works, or else I will come to you quickly and remove your lampstand from its place-unless you repent" |
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| Rev 2:1-7 What would be given to those of Ephesus who overcame? |
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| To eat from the tree of life, which is in the midst of the Paradise of God. |
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| Rev 2:1-7 "He who holds the seven stars in His right hand, who walks in the midst of the seven golden lampstands" describes Jesus in the letter to the church of |
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| Rev 2:8-11 was written to the angel of the church in |
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| Rev 2:8-11 How was Jesus described in the letter to the church in Smyrna? |
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| "the First and the Last, who was dead, and came to life." |
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| Rev 2:8-11 "the First and the Last, who was dead, and came to life" is the description of Jesus in the letter to the church of |
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| Rev 2:8-11 What was known about the church in Smyrna? |
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| Their works, tribulation, poverty (but they were rich). Also the blasphemy of those who said they were Jews but were a synagogue of Satan. |
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| Rev 2:8-11 What would be given to those in Smyrna who overcame? |
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| They would not be hurt by the second death. |
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| Rev 2:8-11 Who would throw some in Smyrna into prison? |
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| Rev 2:8-11 How long would some in Smyrna have tribulation? |
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| Rev 2:8-11 What were those in Smyrna NOT to fear? |
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| any of the things they were about to suffer. |
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| Rev 2:8-11 What would those in Smyrna who were faithful until death be given? |
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| Rev 2:12-17 How was Jesus described in the letter to the church in Pergamos? |
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| "He who has the sharp two-edged sword." |
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| Rev 2:12-17 What was known about those in Pergamos? |
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| Their works, where they dwelt, and where Satan's throne was. |
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| Rev 2:12-17 Which church "held fast to His name and did not deny His face even in the days in which Antipas was killed? |
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| Rev 2:12-17 Who was called "My faithful martyr" in the letter to the church at Pergamos? |
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| Rev 2:12-17 Whose doctrine (bad) did some in Pergamos hold? (2 names) |
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| Balaam and the Nicolatians |
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| Rev 2:12-17 Who taught Balak to put a stumbling block before the children of Israel? |
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| Rev 2:12-17 What two items were mentioned as being a stumbling block to the children of Israel? |
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| Eating things sacrificed to idols and committing sexual immorality. |
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| Rev 2:12-17 What would happen to those in Pergamos who did not repent? |
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| He would come quickly and fight against them with the sword of His mouth. |
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| Rev 2:12-17 What 2 things would be given to those of Pergamos who overcame? |
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| Some of the hidden manna and a white stone. |
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| Rev 2:12-17 What would be written on the white stone received by those in Pergamos who overcame? |
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| A new name, written which no one knows except him who receives it. |
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| Rev 2:18-29 was written to the angel of the church in |
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| Rev 2:18-29 How was Jesus described in the letter to the church in Thyatira? |
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| "The Son of God, who has eyes like a flame of fire, and His feet like fine brass." |
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| Rev 2:18-19 What 5 things were known about the church in Thyatira? |
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| Their works, love, service, faith, and patience. |
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| Rev 2:18-29 Which of the works of the church in Thyatira were more? |
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| The last are more than the first. |
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| Rev 2:18-29 Who called herself a prophetess in Thyatira? |
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| Rev 2:18-29 Those in Thyatira who did not have the doctrine of Jezebel and had not known the depths of Satan....what would NOT be put on them? |
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| Rev 2:18-29 What were those in Thyatira to do until He came? |
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| Rev 2:18-29 What would be given to those in Thyatira who overcame and kept His works until the end? |
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| They would be given power over the nations-- |
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| Rev 2:18-29 Besides power over the nations, what else would those in Thyatira who overcame receive? |
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| Rev 3:1-6 was written to the angel of the church in |
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| Rev 3:1-6 How was Jesus described in the letter to the church of Sardis? |
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| "He who has the seven Spirits of God and the seven stars" |
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| Rev 3:1-6 What was known (wrongly) about the works of the church in Sardis? |
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| They had a name that they were alive. |
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| Rev 3:1-6 If those in Sardis did NOT watch, how would He come upon them? |
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| Rev 3:1-6 The few in Sardis who had not defiled their garments, would walk with Him in |
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| Rev 3:1-6 Where would the names of those in Sardis who overcame be confessed? |
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| Before His Father and before His angels. |
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| Rev 3:1-6 What two things were said about those in Sardis who overcame? |
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| They would be clothed in white garments and their names would NOT be blotted out from the Book of Life. |
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| Rev 3:7-18 was written to the angel of the church in |
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| Rev 3:7-13 How was Jesus described in the letter to the church in Philadelphia? |
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| "He who is holy, He who is true, 'He who has the key of David, He who opens and no one shuts, and shuts and no one opens" |
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| Rev 3:7-13 What was set before those in Philadelphia? |
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| an open door that no one could shut |
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| Rev 3:7-13 Who was of the synagogue of Satan? |
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| Those who say they are Jews and are not, but lie. |
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| Rev 3:7-13 What would those of the synagogue of Satan be made to do before the church in Philadelphia? |
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| They would come worship before their feet and know that He had loved them. |
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| Rev 3:7-13 Because those in Philadelphia had kept His command to persevere, what would they be kept from? |
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| the hour of trial which shall come upon the whole world, to test those who dwell on the earth. |
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| Rev 3:7-13 If those in Philadelphia held fast, what would no one take? |
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| Rev 3:7-13 What would happen with those in Philadelphia who overcame? |
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| He would be made a pillar in the temple of God and he shall go out no more. |
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| Rev 3:7-13 What would be written on those in Philadephia who overcame? |
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| The name of His God, the name of the city of His God, the New Jerusalem, and His new name. |
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| Rev 3:14-22 was written to the angel of the church of the |
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| Rev 3:14-22 How was Jesus described in the letter to the church of the Laodiceans? |
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| "The Amen, the Faithful and True Witness, the Beginning of the creation of God" |
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| Rev 3:14-22 What temperature were those of the church in Laodicea? |
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| Rev 3:14-22 What would happen with those in Laodicea because they were neither cold nor hot? |
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| He would vomit them out of His mouth. |
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| Rev 3:14-22 Those in Laodicea said they were rich, had become wealthy, and needed nothing. They were actually __ |
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| wretched, miserable, poor, blind, and naked. |
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| Rev 3:14-22 Why were those in Laodicea to buy gold refined in the fire? |
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| Rev 3:14-22 Why were those from Laodicea to buy white garments? |
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| So they could be clothed and the shame of their nakedness would not be revealed |
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| Rev 3:14-22 What were those of Laodicea to do that they might see? |
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| Anoint their eyes with eye salve |
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| Rev 3:14-22 What did He do to as many as He loved? |
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| Rev 3:14-22 What instructions were the Laodiceans given? |
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| To be zealous and repent. |
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| Rev 3:14-22 In Laodicea if anyone heard His voice and opened the door, what would He do? |
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| He would come in and dine with them. |
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| Rev 3:14-22 What would be granted to those in Laodicea who overcame? |
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| They would sit with Him on His throne since He overcame and sat with His Father on His throne. |
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