Handwriting of God Upon the Nations

Preview: Signs of the end times will be made plain to those who are with God and will be a mystery to those who are not.


Scripture Reading: Jeremiah 25:29-38.

Memory Verse: Isaiah 45:22.

1. What will the Lord do for His servants? Amos 3:7.
2. What kind of times did Paul say we would have in the last days, and for what reason? II Timothy 3:1-3.
3. Where was the love of those people centered? II Timothy 3:4.
4. Would this class of people have religion or godliness? Discuss. II Timothy 3:5.
5. Would they be students of the Word? Why or why not? II Timothy 3:7.
Note: That is why so many are deceived, because they only have a form of godliness.
6. How have those people tampered with the Law of God? Isaiah 24:5.
7. How did Jeremiah prophecy against the nations of the last day? Jeremiah 25:31-32.
8. How many will be slain, and how much of the earth will be affected? Jeremiah 25:33.
9. Who is responsible for the last days’ war? Jeremiah 25:34.
10. How greatly will it affect the shepherds (the clergymen) of that day? Jeremiah 25:35-36.
11. What has become of our peaceable habitation? Jeremiah 25:37.
12. How has the anger of the Lord affected the land? Jeremiah 25:38.
13. What did Jesus compare the nations within the last days? Luke 17:26-30.
14. Why can’t all Bible students see those things? Matthew 16:1-3.
15. What did Jesus caution us to take heed of in the last days? Matthew 16:6 & Matthew 16:12.
16. Of what did Peter say that we should take heed? II Peter 1:19.
17. How many ways can prophecy be interpreted? II Peter 1:20.
18. How did the prophecy come about?  What was the inspiration for the prophecy? II Peter 1:21.
Note: The Lord spared not the angels of Heaven in sin; the Lord did not spare the old world in the day of the flood, but he destroyed those sinners with the flood, and turned Sodom and Gomorrah into ashes. Let us do all we can to study prophecies, watch and pray that we may be worthy to escape those things that are coming upon the earth, as the handwriting of God is on the nations, and not on the plaster of the wall.