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Student's Study Booklet

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Chapters 1 to 6

Mountain Tops

Bible Prophecy

As

History

Unfolds

By

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Ps. Tony Smits B.Th. & Dr. Ian Traill

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Mountain Tops – Bible Prophecy as History Unfolds

Copyright ©Tony Smits & Ian Traill Worldwide 2012

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No part of the book may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever without the written permission of Tony Smits and or Ian Traill, except for brief quotations embodied in critical

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"Scripture taken from the Holy Bible, Modern King James Version Copyright © 1962 – 1998 By Jay P. Green, Sr. Used by permission of the copyright holder."

ISBN. 978-1-921978-19-7

Published and printed by Traillblazer Ministries [email protected]

Editor: Fred Corlett

Mountain Tops – Bible Prophecy As History Unfolds

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FORWORD

In this book we will examine many cases where the use of control through intimidation with fear of death from “the Beast” that Daniel spoke about. We will connect Daniel’s account with the Book of Revelation coming to the close of the Millennium of Christ’s rule and see what part we play.

God gives a vision to a person who will then endeavour to interpret it, to deliver a prophetic message to all who will listen.

The Prophet will see points on the mountain tops from his insight and perspective, looking forward to a point somewhere in the future, and he or she may possibly think it's a straight line, but it is not. Prophets follow certain rules when recording their prophecy, therefore as you study these points in this book you may develop a deeper understanding of how to identify a true prophecy so that you will not be beguiled.

This book deals with connecting the points on the mountain tops found in the Bible to give an overall understanding of prophecy and then by joining points in history and some scientific information, we able to see God had revealed to mankind His intention beforehand.

It is our simple aim with this book to give you a set of tools to see the mountain tops, but we recommend to you, do not live there, as in most cases the food is in the valley. We pray and hope that as you read this book it will help to bring a sense of assurance to you knowing that many prophecies have been fulfilled.


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TABLE OF CONTENT

FORWORD ................................................................................................................................. 3

TABLE OF CONTENT .............................................................................................................. 5

Assessment Requirements ............................................................................... 7

Assessmeant Sheet .......................................................................................... 9

CHAPTER ONE – GOD SPEAKS .......................................................................................... 11

Please answer all multiple choice questions on your assessment answer sheet. ........... 11

Please write an essay to answer the following question from this chapter in more than 400 words........................................................................................................................... 11

CHAPTER TWO – PROPHETIC THEMES ........................................................................ 13


Please write an essay from this chapter in more than 400 words. ........................................ 14

CHAPTER THREE – PROPHETIC PEDIGREE ................................................................ 16


Please write an essay giving your impressions of the life of a prophet in more than 400 words. .................................................................................................................................. 16

CHAPTER FOUR – A BRIEF HISTORY OF ISRAEL AND JUDAH .............................. 19


Please write an essay giving your impressions of the developments that took place to form the two houses, in more than 400 words. ................................................................... 21

CHAPTER FIVE – HISTORICAL BACKGROUND TO THE BOOK OF DANIEL ..................................................................................................................................... 24


Please write an essay giving your impressions of this chapter in more than 200 words. .................................................................................................................... 24

CHAPTER SIX – THE BOOK OF DANIEL ......................................................................... 27



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Please look at the diagram on the previous page and describe what you have understood from the whole Book of Daniel. ........................................... 33

Please write an essay in more than 600 words, giving your impressions of the Book of Daniel. ................................................................................ 33

Do not hand this paper in if you have less than 600 words as you will lose 50% of you final mark. ............................................................................................. 33


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Assessment Requirements

Assessment for this study covers two areas. One is the multiple choice questions and the second part is a written section. Both parts need to be completed for full assessment.

The multiple choice questions and the written section must be returned to us for recording all results.

1. Please answer all multiple choice questions on your assessment answer sheet.

Please mark your assessment answer sheet square with an X.

Select; A, B, C, D or E

A for True

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B for False.

2. On a separate piece of paper please write your impressions from all chapters.

Use key points that you found were beneficial from each chapter.


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Assessmeant Sheet

This sheet must be returned to our office for assessment and for recording into our files.


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CHAPTER ONE – GOD SPEAKS

Please answer all multiple choice questions on your assessment answer sheet.

Q1. When God said, “Let there be light”, this was a conditional Prophecy? True or False

Q2. An unconditional prophecy is initiated by God and carried out and fulfilled by the Holy Spirit. True or False

Q3. Creation is the first commandment and prophecy of God. True or False

Q4. Genesis 1:3, is a prophecy is not a conditional prophecy. True or False

Q5. Conditional prophecy is initiated by God, but in this case we have a part to play. True or False

Q6. Joshua’s disobedience led him to the place of worship and failure. True or False

Q7. Achan moved in a negative, independent way, and his actions had a collective consequence. True or False

Q8. It is a dangerous place to ignore the Old and New Testament Scriptures and dismiss them as not relating to us. True or False

Q9. We are still challenged by the Old Testament Law as an instructor to live a holy life as God’s people. True or False

Q10. The Old Testament is a teacher (Galatians 3:24) and the New Testament is the new state we find ourselves in. True or False

Please write an essay to answer the following question from this chapter in more than 400 words.

Investigate the Word of God and give an example of a CONDITIONAL prophecy that has not been mentioned in this chapter to explain your answer to this question. Please list Scriptures in you answer.

Could the outcome of a prophecy change if man responds in a different manner to the word of warning given?

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CHAPTER TWO – PROPHETIC THEMES


Q11. The prophets of God followed some of the inherited trends found in other previous prophetic writings. True or False

Q12. The dynamics of synergy is that any two or more forces or dynamics working together increase the sum total or output exponentially. True or False

Q13. The apocalyptic writing style use of themes in the Old Testament is seen in Daniel, Ezekiel, Zephaniah, Zechariah and many more. True or False

Q14. You do not need to have a historical understanding of any period to interpret prophecy. True or False

Q15. Revelation sets up the picture of the Godhead in its pre-eminence and holds them rightfully in awe and majesty. True or False

Q16. The mystical symbolic language of Revelation, lends itself to two areas. One is prophetic and the other to the contemporary period in which the book was written. True or False

Q17. All Scripture has a past, contemporary and a future application. True or False

Q18. John portrayed the Spiritual Kingdom in unity with a literal set of experiences which were and are running together at the same time. True or False

Q19. The Lord GOD will not reveal His secret unto his servants the prophets. True or False

Q20. Every word from God has a prophetic implication and influence. True or False

Q21. The theme or rule of seven is from Genesis to Revelation referring to God’s completeness or perfection. True or False

Q22. The number TEN does not represent law and restoration. True or False

Q23. Therefore Seventy becomes the sum total of a testing time in this world towards perfection using the Word of God as the standard measurement. True or False

Q24. One prophetical day stood for one year of 360 days – one year. True or False

Q25. “Abomination that causes Desolation” for the Jew, it is when the sacrifice ceased or was interrupted. True or False


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Please write an essay from this chapter in more than 400 words.

Please refer to the points that gave you a new insight to prophecy.

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CHAPTER THREE – PROPHETIC PEDIGREE


Q26. Anyone prophesying or interpreting prophecy has to know the Word of God and understand the rules involved to be able to understand the evidence presented so that a true interpretation will unfold. True or False

Q27. Anyone could give a prophecy and anyone could interpret a prophecy, but doing so does not mean he/she is a Biblical prophet. True or False

Q28. Which of the following is incorrect when we look at the Godly life of the Prophet?

A. Obedience B. Faith C. Teaching D. Personal attitude E. No need of a personal relationship with God

Q29. Prophetic pedigree should be the endeavour to maintain the view of Scripture and allow history to prove that the words spoken have a Biblical synergy, namely not to conflict with other Scriptures. We will discuss this later in this study in the chapter called, “Prophetic Views Compared”. True or False

Please write an essay giving your impressions of the life of a prophet in more than 400 words.

Please refer to the points that gave you a new insight to the prophet.

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CHAPTER FOUR – A BRIEF HISTORY OF ISRAEL AND JUDAH


Q30. Abram came from Cush of Chaldees. True or False

Q31. Obedience brings blessings as we see in Genesis 12:1–3. God instituted the concept of nationhood when He said to Abram, “Obey Me and leave and I will make you a great nation”. True or False

Q32. God's “Promise” does not extend beyond Israel in that Abraham's “seed” would not include all peoples who believed. True or False

Q33. Sarah had a son who they called Isaac. True or False

Q34. In Genesis 35:10 we see God calling and changing Jacob’s name to Israel. True or False

Q35. Ephraim and Manasseh did not become tribes of Israel. True or False

Q36. Joseph never became a tribe, Ephraim and Manasseh took his place. True or False

Q37. God called the people of Israel (12 tribes) to become a nation of missionaries to the world. True or False

Q38. Ten or 10.5 tribes including Manasseh and Ephraim came under Jeroboam in the north and 2 or 2.5 came under Rehoboam in the south. True or False

Q39. Jeroboam did not abolished the national worship. True or False

Q40. Isaiah did not predict the fall of the nation of Israel. True or False

Take some time to read about King Hezekiah in 2Kings 18:1–20:21; 2Chronicles 29:1–32:33 and then explain in 200 words how he brought revival to the House of Judah.

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Please refer to the points that gave you a new insight.

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CHAPTER FIVE – HISTORICAL BACKGROUND TO THE BOOK OF DANIEL


Q41. King Jehoiakim burned the manuscript of Jeremiah because Jeremiah had insisted on repentance and strict adherence to the law. True or False

Q42. King Nebuchadnezzar invaded Judah four times? True or False

Q43. The first king Daniel served under in Babylon was the tyrant Jehoiakim. True or False

Q44. Jeremiah called “the weeping prophet”, proclaimed the Word of God from about 628 to 586 B.C. in Jerusalem. True or False

Q45. Nebuchadnezzar gave the first decree 536 B.C. to rebuild the temple in Jerusalem mentioned in 2Chronicles 36:22-23 and Ezra 1:1-7. True or False

Q44. It was the fourth decree that any of the Israelites who wished to go to Jerusalem may go (Ezra 7: 12-26). True or False

Q45. The Book of Isaiah was written somewhere between 701 and 681 B.C. In chapter 13 Isaiah made a pronouncement against Babylon and that they would be displaced by the Medo-Persians. True or False

Please write an essay giving your impressions of this chapter in more than 200 words.


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CHAPTER SIX – THE BOOK OF DANIEL


Q46. Daniel wants the readers to be encouraged and assured that God is in control. True or False

Q47. Daniel gave four prophecies. Which one below is incorrect?

A. The Times of the Gentiles.

B. The reign of the Antichrist.

C. The victory of the Christ.

D. The flood and Noah.

E. The time of the Lord's Return.

Q48. We have studied the twelve chapters under seven main headings. True or False

Q49. Daniel was carried captive to Babylon, when he was about 18 years of age. True or False

Q50. Daniel and his friends’ character of faith were shown when they were not afraid to reject the king's food. True or False

Q51. Daniel was not of royal descent, but he was trained in court etiquette and educated in the Torah. True or False

Q52. The Medians and Persians ruled jointly and it was under Darius we see Daniel serving in Babylon. True or False

Q53. Chapter two of Daniel deals with the interpretation of King Nebuchadnezzar's first dream under fear of death. True or False

Q54. Daniel had Biblical training, but it was the inspiration of the Holy Spirit of God that revealed the dream the King had. True or False

Q55. Daniel used the theme of the Rock to finish his interpretation. True or False

Q56. In Deuteronomy 28:49, 57) we get an insight into the symbol of this empire as the, “Eagle”. True or False

Q57. Daniel then announces that this prophecy was conditional verse 45. True or False

Q58. Daniel chapter three can be divided nine divisions. True or False

Q59. Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego worshiped the golden image. True or False

Q60. In the theme of seven we see it is not to death, but unto purity. True or False


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Q61. The opening of Daniel Chapter four is a letter from King Nebuchadnezzar giving thanks to God for his restoration. True or False

Q62. Nebuchadnezzar lifted up his eyes towards heaven and honoured God the Most High, the King of heaven, and he knew that it was God who humbled and restored him. True or False

Q63. In chapter five Belshazzar was not the king when Babylon fell to the Cyrus' army, led by his general, Gobryas. True or False

Q64. Belshazzar was defeated by Cyrus all of which was prophesied by Isaiah 200 years before. True or False

Q65. In chapter six Darius, did not respect Daniel and threw him into the lions. True or False

Q66. King Darius of the Medes praised the living God of Daniel and then the king turned to the accusers and commanded that they be thrown into the lion’s den. True or False

Q67. In chapter seven Daniel receives two visions, one being four beasts from the sea and the second being the judgment by the “Ancient of Days”. True or False

Q68. Daniel reveals that the Kingdom of God will be given into the hands of the saints. True or False

Q69. Jesus will judge the nations in the "Valley of Jehoshaphat" (Joel 3:1-2; 11-16) which is the Kidron Valley at the foot of the Temple Mount, sitting upon His throne of glory (Matthew 25: 31). True or False

Q70. In Daniel chapter eight he names the Empires which are represented by a Ram and Goat. True or False

Q71. Gabriel does not explain the vision concerning the time of the end, a day of wrath, a day appointed. True or False

Q72. Nebuchadnezzar was the Beast, an abomination of desolation who destroyed Solomon’s Temple in Jerusalem. True or False

Q73. Daniel records the two Empires in conflict; the Medo-Persian Empire and the Romans almost 200 years before it was to happen. True or False

Q74. In Daniel chapter nine received an understanding that Jeremiah's prophecy of 70 years of captivity was coming to an ending. True or False

Q75. Daniel knows the most powerful thing he can do is repent as repentance restores the correct lines of communication with God. True or False

Q76. Gabriel explains Seventy weeks starting with the decree to rebuild Jerusalem in the year 457 B.C. which is to take 7 weeks; 49 years followed by another 62 weeks 434 years until the Messiah comes, notable starting His ministry after His baptism by John the Baptist in 27 A.D. True or False

Q77. When Stephen was stoned, by the Jews who had rejected the Gospel of Jesus, this brought the 70 weeks /490years to completion. True or False


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Q78. Again the rejection of the blessing of God by Judah which did not cause the abomination and desolation to occur again through Antiochus IV Epiphanes. True or False

Q79. In Daniel chapter nine verse 27 the third “he” is referring to Antiochus IV Epiphanes followed by Titus Flavius Domitianius Augustus and the Roman Church. True or False

Q80. In Daniel chapter ten he is dealing with a great conflict and the details about a prophecy for the future beyond the 490 years that Judah was back in Israel. True or False

Q81. Daniel was depressed in a spirit of mourning for seven weeks. True or False

Q82. In Daniel chapter ten he had a visitation of Jesus and Gabriel. True or False

Q83. Did Joshua, Saul/Paul and John in the Book of Revelation have the same type of encounter? True or False

Q84. Gabriel reveals to Daniel the things that will happen to Israel in the "the latter days". True or False

Q85. Jeremiah uses the term “that day” twenty times. True or False

Q86. In Daniel chapter eleven he predicates seven Syrian Wars. True or False

Q87. The Roman commander Scipio shall turn Antichous III insolence back upon Antichous III. True or False

Q88. Antiochus IV Epiphanes caused an Abomination that caused Desolation in the temple by forcing a stop to the burnt offering. True or False

Q89. This Greek emperor Alexander the Great, will be followed by four others who divide his kingdom. True or False

Q90. Now it is Selecus III, brother of Antichous III the King of the North shall wage war with a great force that will come as far as the King of the South Ptolemy IV fortress.

Which is the verse does this appears in?

A. Verse 2

B. Verse 3

C. Verse 8

D. Verse 10

E. Verse 12

Q91. The second in line to the throne Antiochus IV Epiphanes will take the throne suddenly after his brother Selucus IV is poisoned and he will use flattery to obtain the kingdom.



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A. Verse 16

B. Verse 18

C. Verse 21

D. Verse 28

E. Verse 29

Q92. The Roman, Gaius Popillius Laenas, came in ships from Cyprus to help against Antichous IV, and Antichous IV was afraid of the Romans and withdraw. True or False

Q93. Antichous IV will be fuming by this defeat and he will turn to take his anger out in Judah who are in disobedience to God (v30).


A. Verse 16

B. Verse 24

C. Verse 21

D. Verse 28

E. Verse 30

Q94. In the book of Daniel chapter 12, Daniel makes five points in verse one; One Michael stands up for two the sons of God, three; there shall be a great trouble and the saints will be delivered that is who written in the book. True or False

Q95. Daniel reveals that God will win out in the end and set up His Kingdom forever. True or False

Q96. Chapter twelve of Daniel opens with the final victory for the saints and sets the timetable. True or False

Q97. Below which one is incorrect? The books in heaven are;

A. The book of tears

B. The book of remembrance

C. The book of sins

D. The book of births

E. The book of life


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Q98. The Jews had and arrived at a place where their focus was Temple-based for conducting Mosaic Law. True or False

Q99. In the book of Daniel chapter 12, verse 2 Daniel makes two points one is referring to two resurrections, one of believers and non-believers. True or False

Q100. In which verse does Daniel hear the High Priest, Christ saying’ “it shall be for a time, times, and a half”

A. Verse 2

B. Verse 3

C. Verse 7

D. Verse 10

E. Verse 12

In the space below please list the five points Daniel make in verse one.

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In the space below list the things the sons of God have?

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The Times of

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Please look at the diagram on the previous page and describe what you have understood from the whole Book

of Daniel.

Please write an essay in more than 600 words, giving your impressions of the Book of Daniel.

Do not hand this paper in if you have less than 600 words as you will lose 50% of you final mark.


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