Those who received judgment were the 7 stars (pastors/leadership) and the saints/congregation members of the Tabernacle Temple because they did not repent after receiving the letters/messages from Jesus in Revelation 2-3, which warned them about their spiritual failings. The martyrs, those killed for upholding the Word of God and their faithful testimony, cried out seeking vengeance for the shedding of their blood. The white robe given to them symbolizes that their righteous actions and unwavering devotion are acknowledged by God. Symbolically, the sun, moon, and stars represent the pastors, evangelists, and saints of the Tabernacle Temple (the former spiritual Israel). Their falling and going dark symbolizes their betrayal and lack of repentance after receiving the letters from Jesus in Revelation 2-3, marking the end of the era of spiritual Israel as they have fallen away from their appointed place in heaven. This connects to prophecies about celestial bodies going dark before the coming day of the Lord.

 

Study Guide SCJ Bible Study

[Instructor]

Glory to God. I hope everyone is having a wonderful Lord’s Day, this beautiful Sunday.

Today has been wonderful, despite the sweltering heat in Atlanta – and I’m sure it’s even hotter in other places. As we dive into Revelation chapter 6, things are about to heat up here as well with more action-packed content.

Rev 6: The Judgement of the Sun, Moon, and Stars of the Former Heaven that Betrayed Part 2

The Core Points of Revelation 6

1. Rev 6 Judgment due to lack of repentance
2. Why Judged? Rev 2-3
3. Jesus judges through the 4 Living Creatures
4. Location of Rev 6: Tabernacle Temple (TT)
5. Jesus Opens = Jesus Fulfills
6. New John Witnesses
7. End of an Era (Spiritual Israel)

The judgment occurs due to the lack of repentance. The reason for this judgment is specifically because they did not repent after receiving the letters mentioned in Revelation 2 and 3.

Jesus executes this judgment through the four living creatures. These events take place at the Tabernacle Temple (TT). When it states “Jesus opens,” this represents Jesus fulfilling prophecy.

New John is present to witness these events, allowing him to testify to their fulfillment. Revelation 6 represents the conclusion of an era, which connects to our previous discussion about contrasting chapters.

The 3 sets of contrasting chapters in Revelation:

1. Revelation 6 and Revelation 7
2. Revelation 13 and Revelation 14
3. Revelation 18 and Revelation 19

In the Book of Revelation, there is a significant contrast between consecutive chapters. Each pair of chapters represents opposing spiritual conditions:

When comparing chapters:

– Revelation 6 represents the end of spiritual Israel

– Revelation 7 represents the beginning of new spiritual Israel

Similarly:

– Revelation 13 represents those receiving the mark of the beast

– Revelation 14 represents those receiving God’s seal who can sing the new song

And:

– Revelation 18 represents marriage with the devil, demons, and Babylon

– Revelation 19 represents marriage with the Lamb and the spirits of heaven

The placement of these contrasting chapters next to each other is very important. This understanding serves as a review before examining the 4 seals again, followed by seals 5 and 6.

 

The Judgement

The judgment is directed at the 7 stars and their congregation members. There is a principle: where the head goes, the body follows.

Think about it – has anyone ever experienced their body leaving their head behind, or their head separating from their body? Of course not – that would mean death.

This same principle applies spiritually: when there is a separation between the head and body, it results in death. In a church context, when the head (leadership) is gone, the entire church suffers. This is why churches quickly try to replace leadership when there’s a vacancy – to ensure the church’s survival and continued growth.

Some of you may have experienced such leadership transitions and understand the turmoil it creates. A similar situation occurred with these people – there was a transition of heads in authority because the beast came and took their power. However, this was permitted to happen because they did not repent after receiving the letters.

And now, judgment is coming.

 

Comparing to the story of Jonah

The story presents an interesting contrast to Jonah’s narrative. When God planned to judge Nineveh, He ensured they would first understand their wrongdoings. This made Jonah’s role as a messenger crucial – he needed to testify to the people of Nineveh.

By God’s grace, when the Ninevites heard about their sins, they repented, and their situation changed. However, consider this scenario: if the people had rejected Jonah, saying “get out of here,” Jonah would have told God, “I told you these people are awful. Look what they did to me.”

It’s noteworthy that even after the people’s repentance, Jonah remained angry with them – he didn’t like the Ninevites. Had they dismissed Jonah’s message, their judgment likely would have been as severe as Sodom and Gomorrah’s.

This demonstrates that everyone receives a chance, but when someone refuses it by saying “no, thank you,” judgment must follow because God and Jesus are just.

Revelation 6:1-8 | 1st – 4th Seals

 

Let’s review the first 4 seals before examining seals 5 and 6.

When each of the first four seals were opened, one of the four living creatures said “come.” With each command, a rider and a horse appeared.

The first appearance was a rider on a white horse. In this specific case, we know the identity of both the rider and the horse: Jesus was the rider, and New John was the white horse.

Riders:

1. The rider on the white horse is Jesus. And the horse is a person is a flesh. And the flesh in this case is New John.

2. Then we see a rider on a red horse
3. A rider on a black horse and
4. A rider on a pale horse

Each of the riders holding a different tool of judgment.

To summarize the first three tools, what can you summarize them by?

1. The bow
2. The sword, and
3. The scales

You can summarize them all as the word. The word that judges and weighs. That’s how you can kind of summarize all three tools together.

 

The word that judges and weighs (Tools 1-3)

Through the mouth of New John and his helpers, the word of judgment is weighing those who betrayed. They declare to these people: “This is what is happening to you – you need to repent and turn back to Jesus.”

When people hear this message, their hearts begin to shake, questioning: “What did we betray? Is it true? Is what he’s saying right?”

However, some rejected him, saying “Get out of here!” They didn’t call him John, but used his name instead. To those who refused to hear these words he was speaking, judgment began to come upon them.

 

Tool 4 – Death (4th Seal)

When examining the 4th seal, we see death and Hades being introduced. It’s important to remember that death and Hades are the keys that Jesus holds.

This judgment is one that Jesus permits upon the people. The rider carries the title of death, similar to the angel of death during the time of Exodus. This is not Satan’s angel, but rather God’s angel.

The angel called death has a specific duty – the duty of killing. We can see a parallel example of this in Ezekiel 9:4-6. (Though we don’t have time to read it today, please read it later.)

This judgment falls upon those who do not repent – they are the ones who face death. However, it’s crucial to understand that this killing is spiritual in nature, not physical. It refers to the death of the spirit.

 

Those who don’t repent.

The angel called death kills their spirits, and Hades follows closely behind. Hades acts as a collector who gathers and cleans up those who have been killed, like a trash person collecting the dead who have fallen.

Beast of the Earth (BFE) – Destroyer

The reality is that these spirits work through someone who was physically present to carry out the killing. 

This person can be described as beast-like, specifically referring to the beast of the earth (BFE) mentioned in Revelation 13 and Revelation 11. This entity acts as a destroyer, killing through falsehood – using false teachings and false word.

 

Comparing to Adam and Eve Story

When Adam and Eve ate from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, their spirits died instantly, which is how the enemy kills people’s spirits. This spiritual death became evident through their immediate behavioral changes.

Their transformation was clear: they started hiding from God, blamed one another instead of taking responsibility, and became prideful. They also became aware of their nakedness – not in a positive sense. 

This instant spiritual change eventually led to their physical death. However, the original plan was for them to live eternally – for Adam and Eve to still be alive today. That was God’s intention during that time.

 

One more detail – A fourth of the earth. 

Before we move on to seal number 5, there is a detail that I did not cover that I want us to cover. Let’s read together the fourth seal in Revelation 6.

Understanding the Fourth Part of Earth

When we examine closely, a fourth of the earth was killed by sword, famine, and plague. But we need to understand what this “earth” represents. This earth refers to the first heaven and first earth, but not in a literal sense.

The earth or soil is figurative, as shown in Luke 8 where it represents people’s hearts (the parable of the 4 fields). In this context, the earth represents people or saints, while the tabernacle represents heaven.

Mathematical Understanding:

A fourth of them dying means that out of all people, a fourth was first killed spiritually. 

This indicates that the teachings weren’t accepted by everyone simultaneously. It took time for the teachings to take root in people’s hearts. This first quarter was killed spiritually, while three-quarters (75%) remained.

Timeline of Spiritual Death:

In Revelation 2 and 3, Jesus mentions some congregations where:

– Some hate the teachings of the Nicolaitans

– Some tolerate that woman Jezebel

– Some have eaten the teachings or committed sexual immorality

The acceptance of these false teachings was gradual.

People gradually began to accept these false teachings. Initially:

– One quarter (25%) accepted

– Three quarters (75%) remained faithful

The remaining three-fourths face death in stages through Revelation chapters 8, 9, and 12:

1. An additional third dies (Revelation 8)
2. Another third dies (Revelation 9)
3. The final third dies (Revelation 12)

Note on Biblical Mathematics:

Some might question why it’s expressed as “one-third” rather than “one-fourth.” This is simply how the Bible presents these proportions, referring to thirds of the remaining people after Revelation 6.

This understanding connects to the letters in Revelation, showing how people gradually accepted false teachings over time.

In Revelation 6, a fourth of people die spiritually. Then, from those who remain, a third die spiritually at different points, continuing this pattern through subsequent chapters until Revelation 12, where everyone has died spiritually. This progression shows the tragic spiritual death that occurs:

1. A fourth die (Revelation 6)
2. A third of the remaining die
3. A third of those still remaining die
4. By Revelation 12, a third of the final remaining group die, completing the total spiritual death

This mathematical progression demonstrates the sad fate that befalls the people throughout these chapters of Revelation.

Revelation 6:9-11 | 5th Seal

Now, let’s proceed to examine the fifth seal. We will understand the significance of these numbers and why I dedicated time to explaining them.

During the opening of the 5th seal, we see the martyrs appear.

The Martyrs – Avenge our Blood!

Revelation Chapter 6:9 – “When he opened the 5th seal, I saw under the altar the souls of those who had been slain because of the word of God and the testimony they maintained.”

This passage reveals the martyrs positioned under the altar before God’s throne. These martyrs are crying out to God, pleading “Avenge us! Avenge our blood!”

Looking at verse 9 more deeply, these martyrs are specifically from the time of the first coming – those who fell asleep in Christ during that era. They are now in heaven, in the spiritual world, speaking directly to God.

Revelation 6:10-11 continues: “They called out in a loud voice, ‘How long, Sovereign Lord, holy and true, until you judge the inhabitants of the earth and avenge our blood?’ Then each of them was given a white robe and they were told to wait a little longer until the number of their fellow servants and brothers who were to be killed has been completed.”

The remaining number that had to be killed was 75%. These were referred to as their brethren. They are called brothers because they once possessed the word of Christ, but they did not repent, so judgment had to come upon them.

The martyrs’ cry comes from witnessing those who once had the word being killed spiritually. The avenging of blood could not occur until the complete number designated to be killed was fulfilled.

Let’s break down each thing:

I’ll help structure this while preserving the exact vocabulary and key messages. Here’s the organized version:

ONE – Altar before God’s Throne (Rev 4)

The altar mentioned is located before God’s throne, which is the same location described in Revelation chapter 4, situated in heaven in the spiritual world.

TWO – Martyrs receives White Robes (Rev 19:8)

The martyrs are given white robes, which represents the righteous acts of the saints. This is an acknowledgment of their actions during the first coming. Their actions are deemed righteous, and as a result, they receive white robes to wear. They are instructed to wait a little longer until the complete number of those who were to be killed is fulfilled. They cry out, “avenge our blood.”

THREE – Inhabitants of earth – The Destroyers that invaded

The inhabitants of the earth continue their same patterns of behavior – they are the same people who killed the martyrs. 

Instructor Nate, this is Revelation’s fulfillment. How did the people who exist in our time kill the martyrs 2,000 years ago? How is that possible?

The people in our present time are connected to those who killed the martyrs 2,000 years ago through the same spirit at work. 

The inhabitants of the earth are the destroyers – the ones who invaded. 

This is why they are called “inhabitants” – they have invaded and now inhabit the place they conquered. 

This follows the historical pattern of all conquering nations: they come, conquer a territory, and leave their people behind to maintain control of that location.

In each Era

Satan’s destructive spirit has been consistently working throughout history, beginning with Adam and Eve’s spiritual death, and then manifesting in Abel’s physical death as the first recorded murder in the Bible. This same evil spirit has operated through different individuals across every era. Jesus himself drew this parallel in Matthew 23 when he pronounced judgment on the Pharisees and Sadducees.

Let us examine Matthew 23 to see this example that Jesus provided.

Jesus was addressing the Pharisees and Sadducees when He said “whom you murdered.” These people were not physically present during the murders of Abel, the prophets, or Zechariah and Barakiah. However, Jesus was actually speaking to the spirit that was present during all these events.

People inherit both the title and responsibilities of the spirit that uses them. Therefore, when Satan’s spirit uses a person, they become guilty of the actions they commit under that influence.

This is what Jesus meant in this context. This is also what the martyrs cry out about – the same spirit that continues to kill righteous people.

They cry “How long, sovereign Lord?” until God ends this. But God’s response was “not yet,” as His word must be fulfilled.

FOUR – Blood Avenged

The avenging of blood takes place in the book of Revelation. While we are currently discussing Revelation chapter 6, the full judgment occurs in three parts – one-third at a time – as described in Revelation chapters 8, 9, and 12. These events are yet to take place.

The judgment will occur where the Tabernacle Temple is located. God’s judgment brings about this avenging, which is specifically detailed in Revelation chapters 16 and 18, chapters we will examine later.

Revelation 6:12-17 | 6th Seal

Let’s break down what’s going on here.

The Heaven is leaving the people (Go dark and fall)

The opening of the 6th seal reveals a great earthquake, accompanied by the sun, moon, and stars going dark and falling. This topic, which has been previously mentioned in parables and intermediate discussions, will now be examined in detail.

During this event, not only do the celestial bodies darken and fall, but the sky also recedes like a scroll. This brings us to an important question: What is the significance of the sun, moon, and stars going dark in fall, and what broader meaning does this carry?

The darkening and falling of these celestial bodies represents betrayal. These heavenly bodies – the sun, moon, and stars – should naturally be positioned in the sky, in heaven, where they belong. Their falling indicates they are departing from their proper place.

The description of the sky receding like a scroll is particularly significant because the sky represents heaven. When the sky recedes like a scroll, it means heaven is departing from these people – a dire situation indeed.

The reason for their darkening and falling is clear: they betrayed and did not repent. This explains why they went dark and fell from their positions.

 

Story of Joseph

Let’s examine this in more detail.

This dream belongs to Joseph, who was one of Jacob’s sons. Joseph was specifically the 11th son of Jacob, and the first child born to Rachel, Jacob’s true love. By the time of this dream, Benjamin, the last son, had already been born.

Joseph was known as a dreamer, and God blessed him with many dreams. In this particular vision, being the 11th son, Joseph saw a representation of his family. It’s important to note that Jacob’s family would later become the physical Israelites.

In the dream, there were specific figurative representations:

– The sun represents Jacob (the father)

– The moon represents the mother

– The stars represent the 11 brothers

Together, these celestial bodies – the sun, moon, and stars – represent the chosen people, which was Jacob’s family.

The Chosen People

The Bible consistently shows a logical pattern where the sun, moon, and stars represent God’s chosen people. 

Throughout Scripture, God maintains this figurative representation without changing its meaning. These celestial bodies – the sun, moon, and stars – symbolize those whom God has appointed, and their proper dwelling place is meant to be in heaven.

This symbolism presents a small microcosm that reflects all of God’s chosen people, whose true home should be in the heavenly realm.

So the modern day version of this is the sun, moon, and stars of the tabernacle of heaven.

1. The sun is the one whose job it is to deliver the light – the pastor.

2. The moon is the one whose job is to reflect the light of the sun – the evangelists.

3. The stars are those who take the light and continue to reflect it themselves, for which there should be countless in number – the saints.

So the sun, moon, and stars are the pastors, evangelists, and saints. Pastors, evangelists, and saints – in a tabernacle that is heaven.

At the Tabernacle Temple (TT)

ONE – Great Earthquake

In the spiritual heaven, specifically at the Tabernacle Temple, there was a great earthquake. This earthquake was not physical, but rather represented what was happening as people were hearing these words. Something was shaking.

What exactly was shaking? It was the hearts of the people in the TT (Tabernacle Temple). Their hearts were shaking as they began to realize and understand what was happening to them. This realization came as the testimony of these events was being made known to them.

As this understanding dawned on them, something significant took place, as described in Revelation chapter 6.

TWO – Sun, Moon and Stars (Daniel 12:3)

In Revelation chapter 6, following the earthquake, the sun, moon, and stars were affected. These celestial bodies fell, shaken by a strong wind. 

The wind here has specific meaning – it represents angels and the judgment they bring. It was specifically noted as a strong wind.

THREE – Mountain and Island Removed

When verse 14 describes “the sky receded like a scroll rolling up, and every mountain and island was removed from its place,” this has a figurative meaning related to churches and organizations.

Specifically, this refers to the church of the 7 stars. In this context:

– The mountain represents the headquarters (HQ)

– The islands represent the branch churches

To understand this better:

An island is essentially a mountain surrounded by water. If all the water were removed, an island would appear as a large mountain.

The structure of branch churches works like this:

1. A branch church is established in a location
2. That location becomes the centerpiece
3. The HQ aims to grow by:

   – Sending out “mini mountains” into areas like the sea

   – Bringing people out of the sea in that location

   – Establishing more branches surrounded by the sea

However, when the text mentions mountains and islands being removed, it signifies:

– Their position of authority is being taken away

– Their authority is being destroyed

FOUR – Rock and Caves (Babylon’s Organization, churches), People Flee

In Revelation 6:15-16, people are being removed from their God-given place and fleeing to a different location not designated by God. These people specifically flee into rocks and caves. 

A cave represents darkness, as it is essentially an inverted mountain. Both rocks and caves lack light within them. These people seek to hide themselves from God’s wrath in these dark places.

These rocks and caves are figurative – they represent Babylon’s organizations, specifically Babylon’s churches where there is no light. 

These are churches that lie in falsehood, and people flee to these locations for refuge. This is not a good situation.

FIVE – End of One Era, Beginning of a New Era (Rev 7)

Revelation 6 represents the conclusion of one era, while Revelation chapter 7 marks the beginning of a new era. 

These chapters demonstrate the transition between different time periods. This timeline specifically relates to Israel’s relationship [with God], which is the central focus of these passages.

Start of Physical Israel, Ex 19:5-6

God’s promise to Abraham marked the beginning of physical Israel. This promise began its fulfilment through Moses, who received the law from God. Moses’ responsibility was to deliver this law to the 12 tribes of physical Israel.

Throughout their timeline, physical Israel faced numerous challenges while attempting to follow God’s laws. They struggled significantly, largely due to Satan’s deliberate attempts to make them stumble through various temptations. 

These temptations came in two forms:

1. Internal temptations: As seen in Exodus 32, when the people created the golden calf during Moses’ absence on the mountain.

2. External temptations: When Gentile nations approached them with their women, wines, gods, and crafts, causing Israel to repeatedly stumble.

This pattern of stumbling continued until the time of the prophets. The events described in 1 Kings 11, where Solomon worshipped Gentile gods, became the final turning point. As a result, God permitted Assyria and Babylon to ravage and destroy His people.

God then began communicating His future plans through the prophets – Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel – revealing His intention to start anew.

End of Physical Israel, Joel 2:28-32, Isa 13:10.

Now we will examine Joel chapter 2, which comes directly after the book of Hosea in the Bible. 

In this chapter, we can find an example of prophecies that demonstrate God’s intention to make a new beginning.

When you truly grasp the Bible’s logic, you notice the same patterns appearing throughout. Even when reading a verse for the first time, or after a long time, you can say, “I understand that logic.”

We discussed this before – recognizing who God is talking about in different passages. I hope you’re experiencing this more frequently as you study the Old Testament.

Let’s look at what we see here:

God declared in Joel 2, “and afterwards, I will pour out my spirit.” This passage is significant because Apostle Peter quoted it in Acts 2 during the day of Pentecost. This was when God began pouring out His spirit upon the people. The spirit was initially poured out through Jesus, and then upon the disciples as well, including Matthias who replaced Judas.

God poured out His spirit on these people because He planned to do something new with them – something that hadn’t happened before.

Furthermore, in Joel 2:30, it states: “I will show wonders in the heavens and on the earth, blood and fire and billows of smoke.”

And Joel 2:31 continues: “The sun will turn to darkness, and the moon to blood before the great and dreadful coming of the Lord.”

Start of Spiritual Israel, Jn 1:11-13

When Jesus came for those living in darkness, it was truly dreadful. The arrival of the light was especially difficult for many people to accept.

For the survivors mentioned in Joel 2:32, it was a great moment because the Lord had come. This day of the Lord marked Jesus’ first coming appearance.

At Jesus’ first coming, as described in John 1:11-13, we see that “He came to that which was his own, but his own did not receive him.” However, to all who received him, to all who called upon his name (as stated in verse 32), they were given the right to become children of God. These people were not born of human decision or husband’s will, but born of God. This fulfilled God’s plan of starting something new with Christ’s appearance.

Jesus himself prophesied about the end, speaking of the sun, moon, and stars falling again. During the first coming, we entered securely into the era of spiritual Israel. People were no longer born in the normal natural way (which was common in this era), but were being born of the Spirit.

In this new era, people from all over the world could become part of God’s plan, as the disciples were sent worldwide to preach the gospel. This created a spiritual Israel, and people from physical Israel could certainly be part of this spiritual Israel. The disciples themselves were those survivors from physical Israel.

This addresses the arguments about replacement – God continues to work through the descendants of Abraham.

End of Sipiritual Israel, Mt 24:29-32, Rev 6:12-14.

The concept focuses on those born of the promise, highlighting a transition from physical to spiritual rights that applies to all. Jesus prophesied about this transition coming to an end through different parables and signs.

Jesus provided prophecies through the parable of the farmer and his field. Additionally, in Matthew 24, He gave signs involving the falling of the sun, moon, and stars.

Matthew 13 contains the parable of the sower, which further illustrates this message. In this parable, Jesus sowed good seed in his field, but the enemy came and sowed weeds among the wheat.

While this passage has been read many times, it essentially conveys the same message about the transition from physical to spiritual inheritance.

Did we see the parallels of Matthew 13 when reading this? 

The parable of the field and the parable of the sower – where two seeds are sown in the same field. Who are the harvesters of that field? The angels. Jesus is telling us the same thing here in verse 31. That’s the harvest – the same event.

He gave us the prophecies of the farmer and his field, and in Matthew 24, the falling of the sun, moon, and stars as a sign. 

And in Matthew 13, which is the parable of the sower – Jesus sowed good seed in his field, but the enemy came and sowed weeds among the wheat. We’ve read that passage many times, and this is essentially saying the same thing.

The Field is not our Destination

When we look at what happened 2,000 years ago, there was a newly established sun that must come to an end. This indicates that spiritual Israel and the field are not our final destinations.

Our true destination is the barn – Mount Zion. One cannot remain in the current place and expect to be justified before God in the end times.

God will remind us of Matthew 24:15-16, where He warned, “When you see the abomination that causes desolation standing in the holy place… flee.” He might ask, “Why didn’t you flee when I told you to?”

What will be our response to God? Will we say, “It was strange to me” or “It was different from what I learned before” or “I felt uncomfortable”? 

Consider this: Were the disciples comfortable? Were the early Christians comfortable? God didn’t call us to be comfortable – He called us to be in the specific place He designated.

At the time of the second coming, there will be new 12 tribes celebrating because:

1. They have come out of Babylon
2. They are where God asked them to be
3. They are witnessing the end of God’s plan – His 6,000-year work

Let this be your story. If you’re still struggling with things in your heart, pray like the man whose son was demon-possessed, asking God to help your unbelief.

Now is the time – we’re in the era of new spiritual Israel. People will come from the north, south, east, and west to take their seats. You must be among them.

Continue Study for the Test

Continue to study the test questions thoroughly. There are some bigger updates coming soon that we will share later. Things are going to become more exciting as our class may grow slightly – consider this a small teaser for now.

When reviewing, it’s important to focus on the main points. While we share many details during our verse-by-verse study, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Instead, concentrate on identifying the three to five most important points from each chapter that you need to remember. The review we cover at the beginning of each lesson typically highlights these key points.

Regarding the tests, there is substantial content and numerous questions. Focus on understanding why specific answers are correct. Some questions, like question two, may not be clear yet because we haven’t covered those topics. I acknowledge this, and we will address these questions that relate more to actual reality later.

For other questions, concentrate on comprehending why certain answers are correct. If something isn’t clear, use it as a discussion point with your evangelist during your next meeting. For example, you might say, “I was reviewing question five – I understand the first two sub-questions, but the third one doesn’t make sense. Can we discuss it?”

This approach will help us master the test together. We will soon have a dedicated test review session where we’ll spend the entire class going through all test questions before the actual test.

Memerization

Let’s Us Discern