1.   After reading Jeremiah 33:6-9, what appropriate question comes to mind as we consider whether this is an earthly city being spoken of here?        ANSWER


2.   What conclusion do we reach concerning this Jerusalem after a careful and thoughtful analysis of this prophecy in Jeremiah 33:6-9?          ANSWER


3.   How does Jeremiah 25:29 identify this Jerusalem today?            ANSWER

4.   There are certain scriptures that will help us to reason on the fact that God’s Kingdom, New Jerusalem, will be an earthly arrangement.  What can we learn from Daniel 11:44, 45 on this matter?            ANSWER

5.   What situation does Isaiah 2:2-4 and Micah 4:1-4 depict that can only be an earthly scene?           ANSWER

6.   What evidence does Zechariah 8:20-22 present?   ANSWER


7.   What description does Revelation 22:14, 15 give of New Jerusalem that shows it has to be on earth?         ANSWER

8.   In many of Jesus’ parables or illustrations, he foretold that there would many in our modern-times who would seek to enter the Kingdom but would not qualify to do so.  What action would be taken against these ones and what does this prove?                ANSWER

9.   Who are the ones who receive these judgments and why?        ANSWER

10.   As a result of not being allowed access into God’s Holy City, New Jerusalem, what will be the reaction of the two-thirds as described in Jesus’ parables?         ANSWER

 

 

11.   What did Jesus liken the kingdom to at Mark 4:30-32 that emphasizes that it is an earthly arrangement?         ANSWER

 

12.   What similar situation does Ezekiel 17:22-24 describe?            ANSWER

 

13.   Who do these “birds” mentioned in Ezekiel 17:22-24 and Mark 4:30-32 picture and to what are they flocking?      ANSWER