Revelation 11:15-19 – Sequences of Seven
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.
Revelation 11:1-14 – The Two Witnesses
John sees two witnesses, who are the two lampstands and two olive trees that stand before the Lord of the earth. These two witnesses bring testimony of Jesus and His power to reveal Him before the nations for 1260 days. However,
Revelation 10 – The Little Scroll
An angel comes down from heaven to deliver a little scroll, which John is commanded to eat. In his mouth it is sweet, just as the Gospel brings life. However, in his stomach it is bitter, as the Gospel also cuts both ways…
Revelation 8:6-9:21 – The First Six Trumpets
As the seventh seal is broken, seven angels are given seven trumpets. During the first six trumpets the earths and heavens encounter another cycle of circumstances, trials and tribulations as each is blown.
Revelation 8:1-5 – The Seventh Seal
Jesus, the Lamb who is worthy, breaks open the seventh seal of the scroll. This begins a half-hour of silence, prayers from the saints mixed with incense, and the coming of God’s wrath on earth. The fullness of God’s holiness in His salvation and judge…
Revelation 7:9-16 – The Gospel and Eternity
The Apostle John sees a multitude in heaven sourrounding Jesus on His throne, worshiping Him. Jesus has saved them, brought them to Himself, and promised to be their Everything for forever. The Gospel and eternity are linked: Without the cross,
Revelation 7:1-10 – The 144,00: Saved and Sealed
John looks and sees the Lord holding back judgement and wrath from the earth until the complete number of His servants (represented by the 144,000 from the tribes of Israel) are sealed, preventing them from being harmed.
Revelation 6 – Opening the First Six Seals
John watches as Jesus, the Lamb of God and the only one worthy, breaks open the first six seals of the scroll. After each seal is broken, John records what happens in the aftermath. In the midst of tribulation and trials,
Revelation 5 – Worthy is the Lamb
While the Apostle John’s visit to heaven continues, no one is found in heaven or earth to open the seven seals of the scroll. No one is worthy. However, an elder directs John to look upon the Lion of Judah, for He is worthy to break the seals.
Revelation 4 – Holy, Holy, Holy…Wholly Set-Apart King
The Revelation of Jesus Christ continues by giving us a glimpse into the heavenly throne room. John is invited and escorted into a glorious experience — glorious due to the One who sits on the throne, Jesus Himself.