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The seventh trumpet is blown, leading to another scene of worship before the throne followed by one more description of the Lord’s return. His second advents presents both the rescue of His people as well as His wrath upon His enemies. The whole depiction is yet another cyclical account within the sequences of seven, which are closely associated with the death of Jesus on the cross under the wrath of the Father for which He set prisoners free from sin and death.
The following slides were used during the sermon to show the possible alignment of the seven seals, seven trumpets, seven bowls of wrath, and the crucifixion of Jesus Christ:
