What are the three essentials to an official seal?

Answer

To be complete, an official seal must show three things: (1) The name of the lawgiver; (2) his official
position, title, or authority, and so his right to rule; and (3) his kingdom, or the extent of his dominion and
jurisdiction. Thus: "George VI, King of Great Britain," "Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United
States."

By what is the Medo-Persian Empire represented in the great image?
What was the result of this strife?
Under what condition is the written law good?
Did Christ have anything to do with creation and the making of the Sabbath?
What is to endure throughout all generations?
With what are we to comfort one another?
Why was the gospel to be preached to the Gentiles?

Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle