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The King and His Kingdom: Examination — 75 Questions
FHMI-1387Shane VaughnCourse Material
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This is a 75-question examination (true/false, multiple choice, short answer) for the FHMI study 'The King and His Kingdom.' It tests the study's teaching on authority and responsibility, YAHSHUA qualifying for David's throne by obedience as a tempted man, the call to the Lost Tribes, the ranked government of the Kingdom, Melchizedek, the out-resurrection, conditions of the millennial earth, and the Sabbath as the seal of the mind.
Summary
This is a 75-question examination (true/false, multiple choice, short answer) for the FHMI study 'The King and His Kingdom.' It tests the study's teaching on authority and responsibility, YAHSHUA qualifying for David's throne by obedience as a tempted man, the call to the Lost Tribes, the ranked government of the Kingdom, Melchizedek, the out-resurrection, conditions of the millennial earth, and the Sabbath as the seal of the mind.
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