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1This term refers to a literary convention associated with apocalyptic literature whereby an author adopts the name of a venerated hero from the past.
- AAntonym
- BSynonym
- CPseudonym
- DCantbehym
2This term refers to a literary convention associated with apocalyptic literature whereby an author recounts past history if he were predicting it, thereby presenting it in the form of a prophecy.
- APredicative prophecy
- BVaticinium ex eventu
- CLapsus linguae
- DAllegorical oracle
3These chapters in the book of Daniel consist of stories about Daniel and his three friends and their service in the royal courts of Babylon and Persia.
- AChapters 1-6
- BChapter 7-12
- CChapters 2&7
- DChapters 1&12
4These chapters in the book Daniel consist of Daniel's personal accounts of visions he received.
- AChapters 1-6
- BChapter 7-12
- CChapters 2&7
- DChapters 1&12
5This title comes from Daniel 7. In the New Testament, Jesus applied this title to himself according to the Gospels.
- AThe Son of Man
- BThe Ancient of Days
- CThe Abomination of Desolation
- DThe Little Horn
6In chapters 2 and 7 the book of Daniel presents visions that portrays a historical succession of four earthly kingdoms. The identities of these four kingdoms are debated. The two interpretive options presented in the textbook are mainly distinguished by their different interpretations of the fourth kingdom as being...
- AEither Assyria or Babylon
- BEither Babylon or Persia
- CEither Media or Persia
- DEither Greece or Rome
7Chapter 10-12 in the book Daniel relate a dramatic vision in which Daniel sees an attempt by this ruler to destroy Judaism in the second century BC.
- AAntigonus the One-eyed
- BAntiochus IV Epiphanies
- CBelshazzar
- DDarius the Mede
8The book of Daniel is bilingual, being composed in these two languages.
- AHebrew and Aramaic
- BHebrew and Greek
- CHebrew and Akkadian
- DHebrew and Ugaritic
9This expression occurs in Daniel 9:27 and 11:31 and seems to have some clear connection to Maccabean events int the second century BC. In Matthew 24:15, Jesus uses this expression and connects it with the end of the age and events leading up to his second coming.
- AThe Son of Man
- BThe Ancient of Days
- CThe Abomination of Desolation
- DThe Little Horn
10Those who deny that the book of Daniel is pseudepigraphal typically date the work to this period.
- ASixth century BC
- BFourth century BC
- CSecond century BC
- DFirst century AD
11Those who affirm that the book of Daniel is pseudepigraphal typically date the work to this period.
- ASixth century BC
- BFourth century BC
- CSecond century BC
- DFirst century AD
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