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What happened when the fifth angel sounded his trumpet (Rev 9:1)?
What happened when the fifth angel sounded his trumpet (Rev 9:1)?
- The sun was darkened
- One third of the sea turned to blood
- The waters of the earth became poisoned
- A star fell from the sky to the earth (correct)
What was the star that fell to the earth given (Rev 9:1)?
What was the star that fell to the earth given (Rev 9:1)?
- A white robe
- The key to the Abyss (correct)
- A large sword
- A famine to cast upon the earth
What rose out of the Abyss (Rev 9:2)?
What rose out of the Abyss (Rev 9:2)?
- Flaming fire like the sun
- Demons and the dead to harm the earth
- Smoke like smoke from a gigantic furnace (correct)
- Locusts with stingers in their tails
What was the result of the smoke coming from the abyss (Rev 9:2)?
What was the result of the smoke coming from the abyss (Rev 9:2)?
What came out of the smoke from the Abyss (Rev 9:3)?
What came out of the smoke from the Abyss (Rev 9:3)?
What power were the locusts that came out of the Abyss given (Rev 9:3)?
What power were the locusts that came out of the Abyss given (Rev 9:3)?
What were the locusts from the Abyss told not to harm (Rev 9:4)?
What were the locusts from the Abyss told not to harm (Rev 9:4)?
Who or what were the locusts that came out of the Abyss allowed to harm (Rev 9:5)?
Who or what were the locusts that came out of the Abyss allowed to harm (Rev 9:5)?
How long were the locusts given power to harm those without the seal of God on their foreheads (Rev 9:5)?
How long were the locusts given power to harm those without the seal of God on their foreheads (Rev 9:5)?
What were the locusts out of the Abyss not given the power to do (Rev 9:5)?
What were the locusts out of the Abyss not given the power to do (Rev 9:5)?
What were the locusts given the power to do to those who did not have the seal of God on their forehead (Rev 9:5)?
What were the locusts given the power to do to those who did not have the seal of God on their forehead (Rev 9:5)?
What kind of pain did the locusts inflict on those who did not have the seal of God on their forehead (Rev 9:5)?
What kind of pain did the locusts inflict on those who did not have the seal of God on their forehead (Rev 9:5)?
In the days of the stinging locusts, what will people not be able to find (Rev 9:6)?
In the days of the stinging locusts, what will people not be able to find (Rev 9:6)?
How does John describe the stinging locusts from the Abyss (Rev 9:7)?
How does John describe the stinging locusts from the Abyss (Rev 9:7)?
John describes the stinging locusts from the Abyss in all of the following ways EXCEPT (Rev 9:7ff)?
John describes the stinging locusts from the Abyss in all of the following ways EXCEPT (Rev 9:7ff)?
What were the breastplates of the locusts from the Abyss like (Rev 9)?
What were the breastplates of the locusts from the Abyss like (Rev 9)?
Where did the locusts have the power to torment people (Rev 9:10)?
Where did the locusts have the power to torment people (Rev 9:10)?
What was the name of the king over the locusts from the Abyss in Hebrew (Rev 9:11)?
What was the name of the king over the locusts from the Abyss in Hebrew (Rev 9:11)?
What was the name of the king over the locusts from the Abyss in Greek (Rev 9:11)?
What was the name of the king over the locusts from the Abyss in Greek (Rev 9:11)?
What was past just before the sixth angel sounded his trumpet (Rev 9:12)?
What was past just before the sixth angel sounded his trumpet (Rev 9:12)?
When the sixth angel sounded his trumpet where did John hear a voice coming from (Rev 9:13)?
When the sixth angel sounded his trumpet where did John hear a voice coming from (Rev 9:13)?
What did the voice from the golden altar before God tell the sixth trumpet angel to do (Rev 9:14)?
What did the voice from the golden altar before God tell the sixth trumpet angel to do (Rev 9:14)?
What were the four angels bound at the great river Euphrates released to do (Rev 9:15)?
What were the four angels bound at the great river Euphrates released to do (Rev 9:15)?
When the four angels bound at the great river Euphrates were released, what was the number of their mounted troops (Rev 9:16)?
When the four angels bound at the great river Euphrates were released, what was the number of their mounted troops (Rev 9:16)?
John describes the horses and riders with breastplates of all of the following colors EXCEPT (Rev 9:17)
John describes the horses and riders with breastplates of all of the following colors EXCEPT (Rev 9:17)
What did the heads of the horses and riders John saw look like (Rev 9:17)?
What did the heads of the horses and riders John saw look like (Rev 9:17)?
What came out of the mouth of the horses and riders that John saw (Rev 9:17)?
What came out of the mouth of the horses and riders that John saw (Rev 9:17)?
How much of humankind was killed by the fire, smoke and sulfur coming out of the mouths of the horses and riders (Rev 9:18)?
How much of humankind was killed by the fire, smoke and sulfur coming out of the mouths of the horses and riders (Rev 9:18)?
All of the following were associated with the killing of one third of humankind from the horses and riders EXCEPT (Rev 9:18)
All of the following were associated with the killing of one third of humankind from the horses and riders EXCEPT (Rev 9:18)
When John saw the horses and riders, what were the horses' tails like (Rev 9:19)?
When John saw the horses and riders, what were the horses' tails like (Rev 9:19)?
While one third of humankind was killed by the horses and riders, the rest did not repent of all of the following EXCEPT (Rev 9:20)?
While one third of humankind was killed by the horses and riders, the rest did not repent of all of the following EXCEPT (Rev 9:20)?
While one third of humankind was killed by the horses and riders, the rest did not repent of all of the following EXCEPT (Rev 9:21)?
While one third of humankind was killed by the horses and riders, the rest did not repent of all of the following EXCEPT (Rev 9:21)?
John listed all of the following as things idols cannot do EXCEPT (Rev 9:20)?
John listed all of the following as things idols cannot do EXCEPT (Rev 9:20)?
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Study Notes
Fifth Trumpet - The Locusts from the Abyss
- The fifth angel sounded his trumpet, resulting in a star falling from the sky to the earth.
- The fallen star was given the key to the Abyss.
- A massive smoke billowed from the Abyss, darkening the sun and sky.
- Locusts emerged from the smoke, empowered like scorpions.
Locusts' Restrictions and Powers
- The locusts were commanded not to harm grass, plants, or any vegetation.
- They were allowed to harm only those without the seal of God on their foreheads.
- Their power to torment was limited to five months, causing intense pain akin to a scorpion's sting.
Description of the Locusts
- Locusts were described as horses prepared for battle, adorned with gold crowns and human-like faces.
- Their armor resembled iron breastplates, and they had tails capable of tormenting.
The King of the Locusts
- The king over the locusts was named Abaddon in Hebrew and Apollyon in Greek.
Sixth Trumpet - Release of the Four Angels
- The sixth angel sounded his trumpet, and a voice from the golden altar instructed to release the four angels bound at the Euphrates River.
- These angels were set free to kill one third of humankind.
- The number of mounted troops under their command was two million.
Riders and Their Destruction
- The horses and riders wore breastplates in colors, including fiery red and yellow as sulfur.
- Their heads resembled lions, and they breathed out fire, smoke, and sulfur.
- One third of humankind was killed by the destructive forces unleashed.
Humanity's Lack of Repentance
- Despite facing calamities, the survivors did not repent from idolatry, murders, magic arts, and sexual immorality.
- The idols they worshipped were criticized for their inability to communicate or move.
Summary of Key Figures and Events
- The locust plague symbolizes divine judgment, emphasizing spiritual warfare.
- The release of the angels marks distinctive apocalyptic events, foreboding widespread destruction.
- The text highlights the resistance of humankind to repentance even amidst catastrophic events.
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