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Genesis 12-50: A Brief Summary
Patriarchs→(period in the Old Testament – after Beginnings – Genesis 12-50) It begins with Abraham (& Sarah) and his call and continues through Isaac, Jacob and his 12 sons. The sons and Jacob are taken to Egypt by Joseph who becomes a leader during the famine. Genesis closes with the death of Joseph. Talks of the ancestors of the Jewish people. (Patriarch→Any of the early Biblical characters regarded as fathers of the human race.)
Exile (captivity)→Fall of Jerusalem (Babylonian captivity of the Southern Kingdom).
Covenant→An agreement between 2 or more parties or people, usually with described benefits, responsibilities, and consequences.
Persian Empire→(between the Testaments) Time when Persians controlled Judah. Jews were allowed to
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Banking & financial centre.
Are lukewarm→neither warm (healing) nor cold (refreshing)→a stern warning.
Are poor, wretched & blind.
Are being rebuked→in love.
If they overcome, they will sit with God on the throne.
Preterist→Focus on the 1st Century. All events in Revelation have already occurred during the days of the Roman Empire....
Futurist→Describes future events which will accompany the end times (tribulation).
Historicist→Revelation is a symbolic story of the church from the beginning until Christ’s return.
Idealist→(or Allegorical) Believe Revelation does not describe actual events, but is strictly symbolic of the constant struggle between good & evil. The final result will be the final triumph of Jesus vs. Satan.
Rapture→All believers/saved will suddenly disappear to meet Christ. They are air lifted to heaven – all non believers are left behind.

The “Beast” →2 beasts in Revelation:
1. Beast out of the Sea
10 horns & 7 heads – description of body parts.
Blasphemes God – given power to wage war.
All people will worship beast – call for patient endurance on the part of the saints.
2. Beast from Earth
Forces people to worship him.
Power from 1st
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The Antichrist will rule the world until overthrown by the Second Coming of Christ.
Tribulation→Seven years of widespread persecution (debate as to whether the rapture will be before or after the tribulation).
Armageddon→The place of the last decisive battle – nations will kill each other until Christ intervenes.
Premillennialism→Christ will literally return before the millennium (1000 year reign). The first resurrection will occur – either before or after the tribulation. The 1000 year reign of peace will occur. After this, Satan is loosened – fire from heaven will destroy Satan and his followers; believers will stand before God for judgement.
Amillennialism→No literal 1000 year reign of Christ on earth. Rather, a spiritual reign which began at the time of Christ’s resurrection and will continue until his second coming.
Postmillennialism→Millennium is a specific period of peace and prosperity which will end with Christ’s return, the resurrection of the dead, and the final judgement.
Babylon→A city that gets destroyed in the foretelling of Revelation. It seems to represent every kind of evil. May symbolise the Roman

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