| Revelation:1 | ““The Vision (Ch. 1)””: Chapter 1 |
| Revelation:1 | “Jesus Is Bigger Than Any King”: Revelation 1 |
| Revelation:1 | “Revelation 1”: Revelation 1 |
| Revelation:1 | ““Rev. 1: A Vision Too Big to Ignore””: Revelation 1 |
| Revelation:1 | ““The vision (Ch. 1)””: Chapter 1 |
| Revelation:1,1 | “The Daniel frame”: beginning |
| Revelation:1,1 | “deiknumi and semaino”: The Revelation from Jesus Christ, which God gave him to show (deiknumi) his servants what must soon take place. He made it known (semaino) by sending his angel to his servant John |
| Revelation:1,1 | “deiknumi”: made it known by sending his angel to his servant John |
| Revelation:1,1 | ““Preterist, historicist, futurist, or idealist?””: ‘what must soon take place’ |
| Revelation:1,1 | “Preterist”: ‘must soon take place’ |
| Revelation:1,1 | “The Revelation of Jesus”: The revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave him to show his servants what must soon take place. He made it known by sending his angel to his servant John. |
| Revelation:1,1 | “Who wrote it”: John |
| Revelation:1,1-3 | “A prophecy”: begins with a section |
| Revelation:1,1-3 | ““Background: Reading Revelation Right””: Revelation 1:1–3 |
| Revelation:1,1-3 | “The Core Teaching”: Rev 1:1-3 |
| Revelation:1,2 | “The Revelation of Jesus”: who testifies to everything he saw — the word of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ |
| Revelation:1,3 | ““Preterist, historicist, futurist, or idealist?””: ’the time is near’ |
| Revelation:1,3 | “Preterist”: ’the time is near’ |
| Revelation:1,4 | “The base”: John, To the seven churches in the province of Asia: Grace and peace to you from him who is, and who was, and who is to come, and from the seven spirits before his throne, |
| Revelation:1,4-6 | “A letter”: the formal introduction |
| Revelation:1,4-6 | “The Core Teaching”: Rev 1:4-6 |
| Revelation:1,5 | “The base”: and from Jesus Christ, who is the faithful witness, the firstborn from the dead, and the ruler of the kings of the earth. To him who loves us and has freed us from our sins by his blood, |
| Revelation:1,5 | “The interpretation”: that Jesus is the faithful witness, firstborn from the dead, and ruler of the kings of the earth, who freed us from our sins by his blood |
| Revelation:1,5 | “Defeat turned into victory”: Jesus is the faithful witness |
| Revelation:1,5-6 | “Kingdom of priests”: Revelation |
| Revelation:1,5-6 | “The vision behind the letters”: what Jesus did |
| Revelation:1,5-6 | “The Core Teaching”: Rev 1:5-6 |
| Revelation:1,6 | “The working out”: believers as kings |
| Revelation:1,6 | “Will we be beheaded?”: all of us, called kings and priests |
| Revelation:1,6 | “The base”: and has made us to be a kingdom and priests to serve his God and Father — to him be glory and power for ever and ever! Amen. |
| Revelation:1,7 | “Coming with the clouds”: ‘Look, he is coming with the clouds,’ and ‘every eye will see him, even those who pierced him’; and all peoples on earth ‘will mourn because of him.’ So shall it be! Amen. |
| Revelation:1,8 | “The scarlet Beast”: who was and is and is to come |
| Revelation:1,8 | “Unmasking the harlot”: Revelation 1:8 |
| Revelation:1,9 | “Will we be beheaded?”: John in exile |
| Revelation:1,9 | “Overview”: on the island of Patmos, exiled — by the widely-held tradition — for his testimony about Jesus, though whether this was formal Roman banishment or a self-chosen mission field is debated |
| Revelation:1,9 | “The world Revelation was written into”: Revelation 1:9 |
| Revelation:1,9 | “The world Revelation was written into”: Revelation 1:9 |
| Revelation:1,9 | ““Background: Your Own Pax Romana””: Revelation 1:9 |
| Revelation:1,9-20 | “A prophecy”: a vision paired with a calling |
| Revelation:1,10-11 | “A letter”: as a letter to seven churches |
| Revelation:1,10-11 | “The Core Teaching”: to seven real churches |
| Revelation:1,10-12 | “The background and context”: Start of the vision regarding the churches |
| Revelation:1,11 | “Observations”: write to the seven churches |
| Revelation:1,18 | “The twofold attack”: Jesus rules in eternity |
| Revelation:1,19 | “The Daniel frame”: just before the letters to the churches |
| Revelation:1,19 | ““Background: Not Random: The Hidden Design of Revelation””: Revelation 1:19 |
| Revelation:1,20 | “Olive tree”: church is identified |
| Revelation:1,20 | “The Daniel frame”: church |
| Revelation:1,20 | “Jesus’ view”: chapter 1 |
| Revelation:1,20 | “The base”: seven lampstands that identify the churches |
| Revelation:1,20 | “The interpretation”: mystery of the lampstands and stars is solved |
| Revelation:1,20 | “The identity of the two witnesses”: to the seven churches, which are identified with the lampstands |
| Revelation:1,20 | “The Core Teaching”: church |
| Revelation:1,20 | “The Core Teaching”: church |
| Revelation:2 | “A letter”: chapters 2 and 3 |
| Revelation:2 | ““The Letters (Ch. 2-3)””: Chapter 2 |
| Revelation:2 | “Letters Just for You”: Revelation 2–3 |
| Revelation:2 | “Revelation 2–3”: Revelation 2–3 |
| Revelation:2 | ““Rev. 2–3: Real Letters to Real Churches””: Revelation 2–3 |
| Revelation:2 | ““Rev. 2–3: The Churches That Looked Fine but Weren’t””: Revelation 2–3 |
| Revelation:2 | ““Rev. 2–3: The Churches Nobody Praised Enough””: Revelation 2–3 |
| Revelation:2 | ““The letters to the churches (Ch. 2-3)””: Chapter 2 |
| Revelation:2,1 | “Observations”: write to the angel of |
| Revelation:2,1 | “Jesus’ view”: the one who holds the stars and walks among the lampstands |
| Revelation:2,2 | “Ready for the second death”: they call themselves apostles |
| Revelation:2,4 | “A prophecy”: don’t let your love grow cold |
| Revelation:2,5 | “Observations”: Consider how you have fallen |
| Revelation:2,6 | “Jesus’ view”: Nicolaitans |
| Revelation:2,7 | “Observations”: what the Spirit says to the churches |
| Revelation:2,7 | “The solution”: the right to eat from the tree of life, in the paradise of God |
| Revelation:2,7 | “The overcomer”: Ephesus |
| Revelation:2,8 | “Crux 1: two comings to life, one verb”: he became dead and came to life |
| Revelation:2,8-11 | ““The letter to the church in Smyrna””: Smyrna is one of only two churches that receives no rebuke from Jesus. |
| Revelation:2,9 | “The early readers”: Smyrna |
| Revelation:2,9 | “The great tribulation”: as in Smyrna |
| Revelation:2,9 | “Jesus’ view”: Smyrna |
| Revelation:2,9 | “The Core Teaching”: Rev 2:9 |
| Revelation:2,10 | “Will we be beheaded?”: faithful in the face of death |
| Revelation:2,10 | “The great tribulation”: prison and even death |
| Revelation:2,10 | “Observations”: Do not be afraid of what you are about to suffer. I tell you, the devil will put some of YOU in prison to test YOU, and YOU will suffer persecution for ten days. Be faithful, even to the point of death, and I will give you life as your victor’s crown. |
| Revelation:2,10 | “Jesus’ view”: to ten days |
| Revelation:2,10 | “The background and context”: promised to Smyrna |
| Revelation:2,11 | “The overcomer”: Smyrna |
| Revelation:2,12 | “Jesus’ view”: wielding a very sharp sword |
| Revelation:2,12-17 | ““The letter to the church in Pergamon””: The church in Pergamon |
| Revelation:2,13 | “Jesus’ view”: where Satan dwells and has his throne |
| Revelation:2,14 | ““The story of Balaam””: Nevertheless, I have a few things against you: there are some among you who hold to the teaching of Balaam, who taught Balak to entice the Israelites to sin so that they ate food sacrificed to idols and committed sexual immorality. |
| Revelation:2,14 | “The religious aspect”: Pergamum was through Balaam |
| Revelation:2,14 | “Ready for the second death”: Pergamon |
| Revelation:2,14 | “The Core Teaching”: there are some among you who hold to the teaching of Balaam, who taught Balak to entice the Israelites to sin so that they ate food sacrificed to idols and committed sexual immorality |
| Revelation:2,14-15 | “A prophecy”: don’t tolerate false teaching |
| Revelation:2,14-15 | “Jesus’ view”: Balaam and the Nicolaitans |
| Revelation:2,16 | “The solution”: if they refuse it, Jesus will fight against them |
| Revelation:2,17 | “The overcomer”: Pergamon |
| Revelation:2,18-29 | ““The letter to the church in Thyatira””: letter to this church is the longest of the seven |
| Revelation:2,19 | “Jesus’ view”: for their deeds, their love — precisely where Ephesus struggled — their faith, their perseverance, and their continuous growth, doing more now than they did at first |
| Revelation:2,20 | “The early readers”: false prophets under the Old Testament label Jezebel |
| Revelation:2,20 | “The Harlot”: Thyatira |
| Revelation:2,20 | “The Harlot”: Rev.2/20 |
| Revelation:2,20 | “The problem”: one problem: Jezebel |
| Revelation:2,20-21 | “Ready for the second death”: Thyatira |
| Revelation:2,20-22 | “The Harlot”: Rev.2/20-22 |
| Revelation:2,20-22 | “The religious aspect”: Thyatira was through Jezebel |
| Revelation:2,21-22 | “The solution”: All of Jezebel’s followers will suffer, in the hope that they will be moved to repent |
| Revelation:2,22 | “The great tribulation”: The term itself is taken up as a warning to the church in Thyatira, in a judgment on its leader, identified as Jezebel |
| Revelation:2,23 | “The Harlot”: Rev.2/23 |
| Revelation:2,23 | “The solution”: This suffering will serve as a warning to every other church |
| Revelation:2,24-25 | “Unlikely interpretations”: I will not place any other burden on the rest of you who have not followed this teaching |
| Revelation:2,24-25 | “The solution”: cling to Jesus and remain faithful |
| Revelation:2,26-27 | “The overcomer”: Thyatira |
| Revelation:2,28 | “The solution”: morning star |
| Revelation:2,28 | “The overcomer”: Thyatira |
| Revelation:3 | ““The Letters (Ch. 2-3)””: 3 |
| Revelation:3 | ““The letters to the churches (Ch. 2-3)””: 3 |
| Revelation:3,1 | “Crux 1: two comings to life, one verb”: you have a name that you are alive, and you are dead |
| Revelation:3,1 | “Jesus’ view”: approaches this church as the one who holds the fullness of the Spirit and the seven stars — the angels of the churches |
| Revelation:3,1 | “The background and context”: In the letter to Sardis |
| Revelation:3,1 | “The Core Teaching”: Rev 3:1 |
| Revelation:3,1-2 | “The problem”: as dead, in need of waking up before what remains also dies |
| Revelation:3,1-6 | ““The letter to the church in Sardis””: letter to Sardis |
| Revelation:3,2 | “The problem”: found your deeds incomplete in the sight of God |
| Revelation:3,3 | “What’s about the second death and the first resurrection?”: hold onto it and repent |
| Revelation:3,3 | “The problem”: if you do not wake up, I will come like a thief, and you will not know at what time I will come to you |
| Revelation:3,5 | “The overcomer”: Sardes |
| Revelation:3,5 | “The background and context”: Conquerors clothes white clothing in Sardis |
| Revelation:3,7-13 | ““The letter to the church in Philadelphia””: Philadelphia |
| Revelation:3,8 | “The background and context”: reality in Philadelphia |
| Revelation:3,9 | “The early readers”: Philadelphia |
| Revelation:3,9 | “The early readers”: when many Jews become Christians |
| Revelation:3,9 | “Ready for the second death”: act in Satan’s way |
| Revelation:3,9 | “The Core Teaching”: Rev 3:9 |
| Revelation:3,10 | “Futurist”: Philadelphia’s promise to be kept from the hour of trial coming on the whole world |
| Revelation:3,10 | “Jesus’ view”: they patiently endure. |
| Revelation:3,10 | “The hour of trial”: Since you have kept my command to endure patiently, I will also keep you from the hour of trial that is going to come on the whole world to test the inhabitants of the earth |
| Revelation:3,10 | “Pre-tribulational”: ‘kept from the hour of trial that is going to come upon the whole world’ |
| Revelation:3,10 | “Pre-tribulational”: ‘kept from the hour of trial’ |
| Revelation:3,10 | “Post-tribulational”: ‘kept from the hour of trial’ |
| Revelation:3,10 | “So which one?”: Revelation 3:10 |
| Revelation:3,11 | “The background and context”: reality in Philadelphia |
| Revelation:3,12 | “The overcomer”: Philadelphia |
| Revelation:3,14-22 | ““The letter to the church in Laodicea””: letter to the church of Laodicea |
| Revelation:3,17 | “What’s about the second death and the first resurrection?”: I am rich, I have acquired wealth |
| Revelation:3,17 | “Jesus’ view”: failing exactly in the very ways they think they are strong |
| Revelation:3,17-18 | “The religious aspect”: self-aware |
| Revelation:3,18 | “The background and context”: Jesus’ offer to Laodicea |
| Revelation:3,20 | “The background and context”: wish of Laodicea |
| Revelation:3,21 | “The overcomer”: Laodicea |
| Revelation:3,21 | “The background and context”: Laodicea receives a promise to sit on the throne |
| Revelation:3,21 | “The background and context”: the overcomers in Laodicea |
| Revelation:4 | ““Worship (Ch. 4-5)””: Chapter 4 |
| Revelation:4 | “The Best Party in Heaven”: Revelation 4–5 |
| Revelation:4 | “The Lion Who Is Really a Lamb”: Revelation 4–5 |
| Revelation:4 | “Revelation 4–5”: Revelation 4–5 |
| Revelation:4 | ““Rev. 4: Worship Fixes Everything””: Revelation 4–5 |
| Revelation:4 | ““Worship (Ch. 4-5)””: Chapter 4 |
| Revelation:4,1 | “The Daniel frame”: I will show you what must take place after this |
| Revelation:4,1 | “deiknumi”: The angel shows him the heavenly throne room |
| Revelation:4,1 | “The background and context”: introduction to the throne room |
| Revelation:4,1 | “The background and context”: Revelation |
| Revelation:4,1 | “Pre-tribulational”: between chapters 4 and 19 of Revelation |
| Revelation:4,1 | “The Core Teaching”: Revelation 4:1 |
| Revelation:4,1-2 | “The background and context”: Start of the vision here in the throne room |
| Revelation:4,1-2 | “When the rapture happens”: After this I looked, and there before me was a door standing open in heaven. And the voice I had first heard speaking to me like a trumpet said, ‘Come up here, and I will show you what must take place after this.’ At once I was in the Spirit, and there before me was a throne in heaven with someone sitting on it. |
| Revelation:4,2 | “The background and context”: Revelation |
| Revelation:4,2 | “The background and context”: Revelation |
| Revelation:4,3 | “The background and context”: Revelation |
| Revelation:4,3 | “The throne room”: rainbow |
| Revelation:4,4 | “First look”: twelve-times-two reflects the eternal worship in heaven |
| Revelation:4,4 | “The background and context”: White clothing of the 24 elders |
| Revelation:4,4 | “The background and context”: the 24 elders |
| Revelation:4,4 | “The background and context”: the picture of the 24 elders |
| Revelation:4,4 | “The background and context”: 24 elders |
| Revelation:4,4 | “The worship”: 24 elders |
| Revelation:4,5 | “The number 4”: introduction |
| Revelation:4,5 | “The base”: chapter 4 |
| Revelation:4,5 | “The background and context”: The description of what is before the throne |
| Revelation:4,5 | “The background and context”: Revelation |
| Revelation:4,6 | “The throne room”: sea of glass |
| Revelation:4,6-10 | “The background and context”: 4 living beings |
| Revelation:4,7 | “Background”: four living creatures (representing the creation) |
| Revelation:4,7 | “The worship”: the four creatures |
| Revelation:5 | “The description of the devil”: after the enthronement of Christ |
| Revelation:5 | “The resolution”: the previous chapter Jesus was revealed as the only one worthy of opening the scroll |
| Revelation:5 | ““Worship (Ch. 4-5)””: 5 |
| Revelation:5 | ““Worship (Ch. 4-5)””: 5 |
| Revelation:5,1 | “The book with the seven seals”: a scroll with seven seals appears and draws all attention |
| Revelation:5,1-5 | “The background and context”: Revelation |
| Revelation:5,1-5 | “The scroll only one can open”: Revelation 5:1-5 |
| Revelation:5,2-4 | “The book with the seven seals”: Since no one turns out to be able to open it, John is understandably in deep distress |
| Revelation:5,4 | “The background and context”: Revelation |
| Revelation:5,5 | “The structure of the chapter”: lion |
| Revelation:5,5 | “The background and context”: The Lamb overcame (death) and is worthy to open the scroll |
| Revelation:5,5 | “The background and context”: Revelation |
| Revelation:5,5-6 | “deiknumi”: different images describing the same underlying reality symbolically |
| Revelation:5,5-6 | “The army of God”: lion of Judah is identified as a lamb being slaughtered |
| Revelation:5,5-6 | “The pattern: overcoming through weakness”: the lion who turns out to be the lamb |
| Revelation:5,5-6 | “The perspective”: going through death into resurrection and appearing as one who was slain |
| Revelation:5,5-7 | “The book with the seven seals”: But there is one who can open it: the Lion of Judah — the ancient title from Jacob’s blessing over Judah’s line, the ruler whose scepter would not depart until the obedience of all peoples belongs to him. That’s what John hears — but what he sees is a slaughtered lamb. The two are aspects of the same reality: the apparently helpless lamb is the victorious, invincible lion |
| Revelation:5,5-7 | “The background and context”: description |
| Revelation:5,6 | “What actually carries the theme”: a Lamb standing as though it had been slain |
| Revelation:5,6 | “The twofold attack”: lamb |
| Revelation:5,6 | “The structure of the chapter”: lamb |
| Revelation:5,6 | “The background and context”: description of the eyes of the Lamb |
| Revelation:5,6-14 | “The solution”: because he is God, he is worthy of receiving worship |
| Revelation:5,6-14 | “Defeat turned into victory”: he therefore triumphs |
| Revelation:5,6-14 | “The Core Teaching”: Revelation 5:6-14 |
| Revelation:5,8 | “The origin of the trumpets”: It is the prayer of the saints |
| Revelation:5,8-14 | “The twofold attack”: they should worship Jesus |
| Revelation:5,9 | “Crux 4: how much of the promise lands inside history?”: out of every tribe and tongue and people and nation |
| Revelation:5,9 | “The background and context”: the scroll |
| Revelation:5,9 | “The background and context”: Revelation (the Lamb is declared worthy to open them; the opening itself begins at 6:1) |
| Revelation:5,9 | “The background and context”: Jesus bought them from all nations |
| Revelation:5,9 | “The background and context”: Revelation |
| Revelation:5,9-10 | “Will we be beheaded?”: rule |
| Revelation:5,9-10 | “The 144,000”: chapter 5 |
| Revelation:5,10 | “Kingdom of priests”: worship of Christ |
| Revelation:5,10 | “The background and context”: Revelation |
| Revelation:5,11 | “The background and context”: angels |
| Revelation:5,12 | “The background and context”: honor and glory |
| Revelation:5,12-13 | “The background and context”: all give him praise |
| Revelation:5,13 | “The number 4”: where creatures from the four realms of the world — heaven, earth, sea, and under the sea — sing a fourfold hymn of praise to God and the Lamb |
| Revelation:5,13-14 | “The background and context”: Revelation |
| Revelation:6 | ““The Seals (Ch. 6)””: Chapter 6 |
| Revelation:6 | “The Horses Are Not the Boss”: Revelation 6 |
| Revelation:6 | “Revelation 6”: Revelation 6 |
| Revelation:6 | ““Rev. 6: The Four Horsemen and the Wrath of the Lamb””: Revelation 6 |
| Revelation:6 | ““The seals (Ch. 6)””: Chapter 6 |
| Revelation:6,1-8 | “The description of the devil”: as four horsemen |
| Revelation:6,1-8 | “The text”: Rev.6/1–8 |
| Revelation:6,2 | “A rider who doesn’t seem to belong”: ‘I looked, and there before me was a white horse! Its rider held a bow, and he was given a crown, and he rode out as a conqueror bent on conquest.’ |
| Revelation:6,5-6 | “The great tribulation”: for the third horseman |
| Revelation:6,5-6 | “Is Babylon the apostate church?”: abuse of the weak |
| Revelation:6,8 | “But aren’t there also differences?”: place of death, which can be on earth |
| Revelation:6,9 | “What actually carries the theme”: the souls of those who had been slain |
| Revelation:6,9 | “Will we be beheaded?”: parallel with the souls under the altar |
| Revelation:6,9 | “Pre-tribulational”: those slain because of the word of God |
| Revelation:6,9-11 | “The army of God”: fifth seal |
| Revelation:6,9-11 | “The resolution”: How long this will go on? |
| Revelation:6,9-11 | “The call”: reminds us of the suffering church in the fifth seal |
| Revelation:6,9-11 | “The seven seals”: Since the saints are not excluded from hardship (we will see why during the trumpets), they suffer and ask when this will end. But their request for vindication is not yet granted — instead they receive white robes and are told to wait until the full number of martyrs is complete. From there on, the tension between the saints’ prayer and God’s timing is a common theme in the book. |
| Revelation:6,9-11 | “The seven seals”: fifth seal, where the prayers of the saints come into focus |
| Revelation:6,10 | “Crux 1: two comings to life, one verb”: how long until you judge and avenge our blood? |
| Revelation:6,12-17 | ““The wrath of the Lamb””: I watched as he opened the sixth seal. There was a great earthquake. The sun turned black like sackcloth made of goat hair, the whole moon turned blood red, and the stars in the sky fell to earth, as figs drop from a fig-tree when shaken by a strong wind. The heavens receded like a scroll being rolled up, and every mountain and island was removed from its place. Then the kings of the earth, the princes, the generals, the rich, the mighty, and everyone else, both slave and free, hid in caves and among the rocks of the mountains. They called to the mountains and the rocks, ‘Fall on us and hide us from the face of him who sits on the throne and from the wrath of the Lamb! For the great day of their wrath has come, and who can withstand it?’ |
| Revelation:6,12-17 | “The seven seals”: What follows is cosmic upheaval, met by universal terror: everyone from kings to slaves hides and begs to be sheltered from the wrath of the Lamb — the same Lamb who was just pictured as slain. The one who conquered by dying is also the one whose coming wrath none can survive. |
| Revelation:6,12-17 | “Pre-wrath”: the sixth seal |
| Revelation:6,16 | “The Wrath of the Lamb”: once |
| Revelation:6,17 | “Pre-wrath”: ’the great day of their wrath has come’ |
| Revelation:6,17 | “Pre-wrath”: ’the great day of their wrath has come’ |
| Revelation:7 | ““God’s Army (Ch. 7)””: Chapter 7 |
| Revelation:7 | “God Counts Every One of Us”: Revelation 7 |
| Revelation:7 | “Revelation 7”: Revelation 7 |
| Revelation:7 | ““Rev. 7: The Crowd Nobody Could Count””: Revelation 7 |
| Revelation:7 | ““The army of God (Ch. 7)””: Chapter 7 |
| Revelation:7,1 | “The number 4”: the four winds |
| Revelation:7,1-4 | “A prophecy”: God’s people are protected |
| Revelation:7,1-4 | “The sealing of the church”: Revelation 7:1-4 |
| Revelation:7,2 | “A little word with big consequences”: angel with the seals of the living God |
| Revelation:7,4 | “Where this site lands, and what it costs”: 144,000 |
| Revelation:7,4 | “The army of God”: the 144,000 counted as soldiers is what John hears |
| Revelation:7,4-8 | “The number 12”: Twelve is squared and multiplied by 1,000 in Revelation |
| Revelation:7,4-8 | “The structure of the chapter”: the army of God |
| Revelation:7,4-8 | “First look”: listed first among the tribes elsewhere in the book, reflecting Jesus |
| Revelation:7,5-8 | “A prophecy”: no one will be lost |
| Revelation:7,9 | “Preterist”: every tribe, tongue, people, and nation |
| Revelation:7,9 | “What actually carries the theme”: standing before the throne |
| Revelation:7,9 | “Crux 4: how much of the promise lands inside history?”: out of every nation and tribes and peoples and tongues |
| Revelation:7,9 | “The army of God”: what John sees is an uncountable number from all nations who worship God |
| Revelation:7,9-17 | “Heaven and the New Jerusalem”: seven |
| Revelation:7,9-17 | “The structure of the chapter”: worshipers from every nation, coming out of the Great Tribulation |
| Revelation:7,14 | “The great tribulation”: book of Revelation |
| Revelation:7,15-17 | “The army of God”: are now comforted by God |
| Revelation:8 | ““The Trumpets (Ch. 8-9)””: Chapter 8 |
| Revelation:8 | “Loud Trumpets, Big Warnings”: Revelation 8–9 |
| Revelation:8 | “Revelation 8–9”: Revelation 8–9 |
| Revelation:8 | ““Rev. 8–9: The Warnings Nobody Listens To””: Revelation 8–9 |
| Revelation:8 | ““The trumpets (Ch. 8-9)””: Chapter 8 |
| Revelation:8,1-6 | “The origin of the trumpets”: “When he opened the seventh seal, there was silence in heaven for about half an hour. 2 And I saw the seven angels who stand before God, and seven trumpets were given to them. 3 Another angel, who had a golden censer, came and stood at the altar. He was given much incense to offer, with the prayers of all God’s people, on the golden altar in front of the throne. 4 The smoke of the incense, together with the prayers of God’s people, went up before God from the angel’s hand. 5 Then the angel took the censer, filled it with fire from the altar, and hurled it on the earth; and there came peals of thunder, rumblings, flashes of lightning and an earthquake. 6 Then the seven angels who had the seven trumpets prepared to sound them.” |
| Revelation:8,2-5 | “The seven seals”: twice |
| Revelation:8,5 | “The number 4”: conclusion of the seals |
| Revelation:8,7 | “The number 4”: during the first trumpet |
| Revelation:8,7 | “The first four trumpets”: The first trumpet |
| Revelation:8,8 | “The first four trumpets”: a mountain, ablaze, hurled into the sea |
| Revelation:8,8-9 | “The first four trumpets”: The second trumpet |
| Revelation:8,10-11 | “The first four trumpets”: The third trumpet |
| Revelation:8,12-13 | “The first four trumpets”: The fourth trumpet |
| Revelation:9 | ““The Trumpets (Ch. 8-9)””: 9 |
| Revelation:9 | “The sealing of the church”: chapter 9 |
| Revelation:9 | ““The trumpets (Ch. 8-9)””: 9 |
| Revelation:9,1-12 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: The fifth trumpet |
| Revelation:9,4 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: God’s own people are sealed and off-limits to the locusts entirely |
| Revelation:9,4-6 | “What the trumpets do”: Revelation 9:4-6 |
| Revelation:9,5 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: even the locusts stay under God’s command |
| Revelation:9,6 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: long to die and can’t |
| Revelation:9,7 | “The mystery of the first horseman”: the demonic locusts from the Abyss also wear something like crowns |
| Revelation:9,11 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: the angel of the abyss, Abaddon in Hebrew, Apollyon — ‘Destroyer’ — in Greek |
| Revelation:9,13-21 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: The sixth trumpet |
| Revelation:9,14 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: angels are released at the Euphrates |
| Revelation:9,20-21 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: the people still did not repent |
| Revelation:10 | ““The Little Scroll (Ch. 10)””: Chapter 10 |
| Revelation:10 | “A Sweet and Sour Scroll”: Revelation 10 |
| Revelation:10 | “Revelation 10”: Revelation 10 |
| Revelation:10 | ““Rev. 10: Sweet in Your Mouth, Sour in Your Stomach””: Revelation 10 |
| Revelation:10 | ““The small scroll (Ch. 10)””: Chapter 10 |
| Revelation:10,1 | “A little word with big consequences”: with the angel with the little scroll |
| Revelation:10,2 | “A bag full of references”: Rev.10/2 |
| Revelation:10,2 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: heaven and earth |
| Revelation:10,3-7 | “The combination 4x7”: the seven thunders |
| Revelation:10,5 | ““The small scroll (Ch. 10)””: Revelation 10:5 |
| Revelation:10,7 | “The Daniel frame”: God |
| Revelation:10,7 | “The Core Teaching”: God |
| Revelation:10,7 | “The Core Teaching”: God |
| Revelation:10,7 | “The Core Teaching”: Revelation 10:7 |
| Revelation:10,9 | “What’s about the second death and the first resurrection?”: turn your stomach sour, but it is sweet in your mouth |
| Revelation:10,11 | “Eating the scroll”: After eating the scroll, John is told he must prophesy again — not just to Israel, as Ezekiel was, but about many peoples, nations, languages, and kings |
| Revelation:11 | ““The two witnesses””: Revelation chapter 11 |
| Revelation:11 | ““The Two Witnesses (Ch. 11)””: Chapter 11 |
| Revelation:11 | “Brave Helpers”: Revelation 11 |
| Revelation:11 | “Revelation 11”: Revelation 11 |
| Revelation:11 | ““Rev. 11: The Three Days When It Looked Like You Lost””: Revelation 11 |
| Revelation:11 | ““The two witnesses (Ch. 11)””: Chapter 11 |
| Revelation:11,1-2 | ““Preterist, historicist, futurist, or idealist?””: John is told to measure |
| Revelation:11,1-2 | “Futurist”: The temple John is told to measure |
| Revelation:11,1-2 | “What are the 3.5 years in Revelation”: the temple |
| Revelation:11,1-2 | “The seventh trumpet, and what comes first”: in worship |
| Revelation:11,1-2 | “The call”: the measurement of the temple |
| Revelation:11,1-2 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: worship of God |
| Revelation:11,1-2 | “The third temple”: fact that the temple is given to the Gentiles in Revelation |
| Revelation:11,1-2 | “When it was written”: the instruction to measure the temple |
| Revelation:11,1-2 | “Why it matters here — and what would change”: the temple still standing |
| Revelation:11,2 | “A little math”: Outer area of the temple is left to the pagans |
| Revelation:11,2 | “Part 2: The 3.5 Years”: Rev 11:2 |
| Revelation:11,3 | “Arithmetic”: length of time the two witnesses are active |
| Revelation:11,3 | “A little math”: witnesses with prophecy |
| Revelation:11,3 | “What are the 3.5 years in Revelation”: 1260 days of the two witnesses |
| Revelation:11,3 | “The heritage”: 3.5 years |
| Revelation:11,3 | “The heritage”: Living in simplicity and repentance |
| Revelation:11,3 | “The first three angels”: prophesying in sackcloth |
| Revelation:11,3 | “The identity of the two witnesses”: 3.5 years |
| Revelation:11,3 | “The character of the two witnesses”: with sack clothes |
| Revelation:11,3 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: god |
| Revelation:11,3 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: in sackcloth |
| Revelation:11,3 | “Part 2: The 3.5 Years”: 11:3 |
| Revelation:11,3-12 | “The seventh trumpet, and what comes first”: the testimony of two witnesses |
| Revelation:11,3-13 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: witnesses |
| Revelation:11,3-14 | “The heritage”: two witnesses in the Book of Revelation |
| Revelation:11,4 | “Olive tree”: context of the two witnesses |
| Revelation:11,4 | “The heritage”: filled with the Holy Spirit |
| Revelation:11,4 | “The identity of the two witnesses”: They are ’the two olive trees’ and the two lampstands, and they stand before the Lord of the earth |
| Revelation:11,5 | “The heritage”: They do not use violence to attack people but leave the judgment to God |
| Revelation:11,5 | “The first three angels”: warning judgments |
| Revelation:11,5 | “The identity of the two witnesses”: Consuming their enemies with fire from their mouths |
| Revelation:11,5 | “The Core Teaching”: Revelation 11:5 |
| Revelation:11,5-6 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.11/5-6 |
| Revelation:11,5-6 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.11/5-6 |
| Revelation:11,5-6 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.11/5-6 |
| Revelation:11,6 | “The heritage”: They are witnesses with miracles |
| Revelation:11,6 | “The identity of the two witnesses”: stopping the rain |
| Revelation:11,6 | “The identity of the two witnesses”: water into blood |
| Revelation:11,6 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: repentance |
| Revelation:11,6-10 | “The mystery of her fall”: for obvious reasons |
| Revelation:11,7 | “The role of testimony”: We will fulfill our destiny before that happens. |
| Revelation:11,7 | “The heritage”: They are defeated by the enemy when their testimony is finished |
| Revelation:11,7 | “The mystery of the first horseman”: overpowering the two witnesses |
| Revelation:11,7 | “Defeat turned into victory”: They are overcome by the beast |
| Revelation:11,7 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: humility, allowing temporary defeat |
| Revelation:11,7 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: when their time comes, their work is done |
| Revelation:11,7-12 | “The pattern: overcoming through weakness”: the two witnesses, who seem to be defeated but are actually raised to glory |
| Revelation:11,8 | “The material of the city”: the two witnesses, whose dead bodies were once exposed |
| Revelation:11,8 | “Defeat turned into victory”: them unburied |
| Revelation:11,8 | “Defeat turned into victory”: the great city, where their Lord was crucified |
| Revelation:11,8 | “Defeat turned into victory”: to Jesus’ death on the cross |
| Revelation:11,8-11 | “The heritage”: But this is not their defeat because they will be resurrected like Jesus |
| Revelation:11,9-10 | “Defeat turned into victory”: whole world celebrates because the witnesses are now silent |
| Revelation:11,9-10 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.11/9-10 |
| Revelation:11,10 | “Defeat turned into victory”: their enemies who send gifts to each other |
| Revelation:11,11 | “Crux 1: two comings to life, one verb”: breath of life from God entered them, and they stood on their feet |
| Revelation:11,11 | “What actually carries the theme”: stood on their feet |
| Revelation:11,11 | “Crux 3: does chapter 20 follow chapter 19?”: 11:11 |
| Revelation:11,11-12 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.11/11-12 |
| Revelation:11,12 | “The heritage”: They are exalted like Jesus |
| Revelation:11,13 | “The seventh trumpet, and what comes first”: a tenth of the city collapses and seven thousand people die, while the rest are overwhelmed and give glory to the God of heaven |
| Revelation:11,13 | “The seventh trumpet, and what comes first”: The word translated ’terrified’ here |
| Revelation:11,13 | “The seventh trumpet, and what comes first”: give glory to the God of heaven |
| Revelation:11,13 | “Defeat turned into victory”: a tenth of the city falls and 7,000 people die in the earthquake |
| Revelation:11,13-14 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.11/13-14 |
| Revelation:11,15 | “Mid-tribulational”: the seventh trumpet |
| Revelation:11,15-19 | “The seventh trumpet, and what comes first”: The seventh trumpet |
| Revelation:11,15-19 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.11/15-19 |
| Revelation:11,19 | “The number 4”: conclusion of the trumpets |
| Revelation:12 | “The binding of Satan”: chapter 12 |
| Revelation:12 | “The description of the devil”: Jesus is declared victorious again |
| Revelation:12 | “The Harlot”: Pursued mother |
| Revelation:12 | “The Harlot”: Rescued Mother |
| Revelation:12 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: permanent loser |
| Revelation:12 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: second |
| Revelation:12 | ““Jesus’ Victory (Ch. 12)””: Chapter 12 |
| Revelation:12 | “A Different Christmas Story”: Revelation 12 |
| Revelation:12 | “Revelation 12”: Revelation 12 |
| Revelation:12 | ““Rev. 12: The Christmas Story With a Dragon in It””: Revelation 12 |
| Revelation:12 | ““The victory of Jesus (Ch. 12)””: Chapter 12 |
| Revelation:12,1 | “The binding of Satan”: 12 |
| Revelation:12,1 | “The Harlot”: Has security in heaven |
| Revelation:12,1-5 | “The story”: A great sign appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet and a crown of twelve stars on her head. She was pregnant and cried out in pain as she was about to give birth. Then another sign appeared in heaven: an enormous red dragon with seven heads and ten horns and seven crowns on its heads. Its tail swept a third of the stars out of the sky and flung them to the earth. The dragon stood in front of the woman who was about to give birth, so that it might devour her child the moment he was born. She gave birth to a son, a male child, who ‘will rule all the nations with an iron sceptre.’ And her child was snatched up to God and to his throne. |
| Revelation:12,1-6 | “Reading the pages”: example |
| Revelation:12,1-6 | “The description of the devil”: He tries to destroy the child — and fails |
| Revelation:12,1-6 | “The 144,000”: He fails to destroy the child |
| Revelation:12,1-12 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Jesus the overcomer |
| Revelation:12,4 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: demons |
| Revelation:12,5 | “Missing key words”: the child is saved from the dragon |
| Revelation:12,5-17 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: vengeful defeat of the dragon |
| Revelation:12,6 | “A little math”: Woman is protected in the desert |
| Revelation:12,6 | “What are the 3.5 years in Revelation”: protected from the devil’s attack |
| Revelation:12,6 | “Where this site lands, and what it costs”: 1,260 days |
| Revelation:12,6 | “The Harlot”: Rev.12/6 |
| Revelation:12,6 | “Part 2: The 3.5 Years”: 12:6 |
| Revelation:12,7 | “The great tribulation”: Michael fights with the dragon |
| Revelation:12,7-8 | “The binding of Satan”: battle of angels against Satan and his accomplices |
| Revelation:12,7-12 | “The description of the devil”: He fights against Michael — and is cast out of heaven |
| Revelation:12,7-12 | “The 144,000”: He loses his position in heaven |
| Revelation:12,9 | “The binding of Satan”: earth |
| Revelation:12,9 | “The binding of Satan”: that ancient snake called the devil, or Satan |
| Revelation:12,9 | “The binding of Satan”: 12 |
| Revelation:12,9 | “But aren’t there also differences?”: earth |
| Revelation:12,9 | “The great tribulation”: devil |
| Revelation:12,9-10 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: Satan and his demons together |
| Revelation:12,10 | “Will we be beheaded?”: overcomers who did not love their life (did not consider it that precious) |
| Revelation:12,12 | “The question”: You might say it got worse. |
| Revelation:12,12 | “The binding of Satan”: has only a short time |
| Revelation:12,12 | “The great tribulation”: But because of his defeat, he is ruthless, knowing he has only a little time left |
| Revelation:12,12 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: panic because time is short |
| Revelation:12,12 | “Why the tribulation intensifies”: Revelation 12:12 |
| Revelation:12,13-17 | “The great tribulation”: first against Israel |
| Revelation:12,13-17 | “The description of the devil”: He tries to destroy the woman — and fails |
| Revelation:12,13-17 | “The 144,000”: He fails to destroy the woman |
| Revelation:12,14 | “A little math”: Woman is protected in the desert |
| Revelation:12,14 | “What are the 3.5 years in Revelation”: provided for in the desert |
| Revelation:12,14 | “Part 2: The 3.5 Years”: 12:14 |
| Revelation:12,16-17 | “The bowls”: mark of the beast |
| Revelation:12,17 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: dragon |
| Revelation:12,17 | “Pre-tribulational”: those who keep God’s commands and hold to the testimony of Jesus |
| Revelation:13 | “But aren’t there also differences?”: deception increases after Satan is cast out in chapter 12 |
| Revelation:13 | “The great tribulation”: against the church |
| Revelation:13 | “6–6–6: The failure of the evil trinity”: Rev. 13 |
| Revelation:13 | “The context of the first readers”: two beasts in Revelation |
| Revelation:13 | “The text”: Rev.12/17–13–18 |
| Revelation:13 | “The description of the devil”: He tries to destroy the descendants of Jesus, the Church, and also fails |
| Revelation:13 | “The false trinity”: second story of the dragon and the two beasts |
| Revelation:13 | “The character of the harlot”: first beast of chapter 13 |
| Revelation:13 | “The 144,000”: His persecution and suppression through the two beasts |
| Revelation:13 | “The resolution”: chapter 13 |
| Revelation:13 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: beasts |
| Revelation:13 | ““The Dragon and the Two Beasts (Ch. 13)””: Chapter 13 |
| Revelation:13 | “The Copycat Villain”: Revelation 13 |
| Revelation:13 | “Revelation 13”: Revelation 13 |
| Revelation:13 | ““Rev. 13: The Beast, the Number, and Why 666 Isn’t About You””: Revelation 13 |
| Revelation:13 | ““Literally or symbolically””: a beast with many heads and horns roam the world |
| Revelation:13 | ““The dragon and the two beasts (Ch. 13)””: Chapter 13 |
| Revelation:13 | “The four horsemen”: chapter 13 |
| Revelation:13,1 | “A bag full of references”: It has 10 horns |
| Revelation:13,1 | “A bag full of references”: Has 7 heads |
| Revelation:13,1 | “A bag full of references”: 10 crowns |
| Revelation:13,1 | “The twofold attack”: From the sea |
| Revelation:13,1 | “The twofold attack”: Animal with seven heads |
| Revelation:13,1 | “The twofold attack”: Represents kingdoms of this world |
| Revelation:13,1 | “The false trinity”: Has 7 heads and 10 horns |
| Revelation:13,1 | “The scarlet Beast”: Rev.13/1 |
| Revelation:13,1 | “No more sea”: Revelation |
| Revelation:13,1 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: From the sea |
| Revelation:13,1 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/1 |
| Revelation:13,1 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: from the sea |
| Revelation:13,1 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: sea |
| Revelation:13,1 | “A literal reading that isn’t consistently literal”: beast will not have seven heads and ten horns |
| Revelation:13,2 | “A bag full of references”: Mouth of a lion |
| Revelation:13,2 | “A bag full of references”: Feet like bear |
| Revelation:13,2 | “A bag full of references”: Animal like a leopard |
| Revelation:13,2 | “The twofold attack”: Dragon gives power and throne |
| Revelation:13,2 | “The twofold attack”: dragon gives all authority to the first beast |
| Revelation:13,2 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/2 |
| Revelation:13,2 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: dragon |
| Revelation:13,2 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: first beast |
| Revelation:13,3 | “What actually carries the theme”: as though slain to death, and its death-wound was healed |
| Revelation:13,3 | “The 666 in context”: description of the first beast |
| Revelation:13,3 | “The eighth king”: first beast’s appearance a perfect resemblance of him |
| Revelation:13,3 | “The twofold attack”: Deadly wound is healed |
| Revelation:13,3 | “The twofold attack”: The whole earth is amazed |
| Revelation:13,3 | “The twofold attack”: first beast appears to be killed and resurrected from the death |
| Revelation:13,3 | “The twofold attack”: One of his heads is deadly wounded. |
| Revelation:13,3 | “The false trinity”: Head as if slaughtered, grows back |
| Revelation:13,3 | “The scarlet Beast”: Head as if slaughtered, grows back |
| Revelation:13,3 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Deadly Wound is Healed |
| Revelation:13,3 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/3 |
| Revelation:13,3 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: first |
| Revelation:13,3-4 | “The first beast”: With each new emperor, it comes back to life. Rome is unbeatable. |
| Revelation:13,3-4 | “The twofold attack”: His resurrection creates fear (Who can fight with him?) |
| Revelation:13,3-4 | “The sixth bowl”: this is exactly where the resurrected beast makes its claim to be unbeatable |
| Revelation:13,3-4 | “The seven hills and seven kings”: in chapter 13 |
| Revelation:13,3-4 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: The first |
| Revelation:13,4 | “The twofold attack”: Worship dragon who gave power |
| Revelation:13,4 | “The twofold attack”: Who is like the beast(strong like it) |
| Revelation:13,4 | “The dark side”: astonished when they see the strength of the beast |
| Revelation:13,4 | “The false trinity”: Who can fight against the beast |
| Revelation:13,4 | “The scarlet Beast”: Beast seems unrivalled |
| Revelation:13,4 | “Is Babylon the apostate church?”: security |
| Revelation:13,4 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: people worship the dragon and the beast |
| Revelation:13,4 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/4 |
| Revelation:13,4 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/4 |
| Revelation:13,4 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: submission |
| Revelation:13,4 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: never allow a sign of weakness |
| Revelation:13,4-6 | “The first beast”: Rome blasphemes God |
| Revelation:13,4-6 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: The first |
| Revelation:13,5 | “Arithmetic”: the 42 months of the beast’s activity |
| Revelation:13,5 | “A little math”: The first beast blasphems |
| Revelation:13,5 | “Where this site lands, and what it costs”: 42 months |
| Revelation:13,5 | “The twofold attack”: Has power only for 42 months |
| Revelation:13,5 | “Part 2: The 3.5 Years”: 13:5 |
| Revelation:13,5-6 | “The twofold attack”: great blasphemies against God and His people |
| Revelation:13,5-6 | “The false trinity”: Speech of blasphemy |
| Revelation:13,5-6 | “The scarlet Beast”: Rev.13/5-6 |
| Revelation:13,5-6 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: great blasphemies against God and his people |
| Revelation:13,6 | “A bag full of references”: Animal blasphemes God |
| Revelation:13,7 | “Crux 1: two comings to life, one verb”: 13:7 |
| Revelation:13,7 | “The twofold attack”: Fight saints and defeat them |
| Revelation:13,7 | “The twofold attack”: Has power over tribes, languages, and nations |
| Revelation:13,7 | “The twofold attack”: conquering the saints |
| Revelation:13,7 | “The false trinity”: Fight against saints and defeat them |
| Revelation:13,7 | “The scarlet Beast”: Rev.13/7 |
| Revelation:13,7 | “Is Babylon the apostate church?”: war |
| Revelation:13,7 | “The mystery of the first horseman”: refer to the beast |
| Revelation:13,7 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/7 |
| Revelation:13,7 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: power over tribes, tongues and nations |
| Revelation:13,7 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: The first |
| Revelation:13,7 | ““Pre-tribulation, mid-tribulation, pre-wrath, or post-tribulation?””: the beast’s war against the saints |
| Revelation:13,7 | “Pre-tribulational”: the saints |
| Revelation:13,7 | “Pre-wrath”: the beast’s war against the saints |
| Revelation:13,7-8 | “The first beast”: he starts persecutions against God’s people and is successful with it |
| Revelation:13,8 | “What to do?”: worshiping the beast instead |
| Revelation:13,8 | “The twofold attack”: All on earth worship the beast who are not written in the book of life |
| Revelation:13,8 | “The twofold attack”: All who dwell on earth worship the first beast |
| Revelation:13,8 | “The twofold attack”: Everyone worships the first beast |
| Revelation:13,8 | “The dark side”: the whole world to worship it without resistance |
| Revelation:13,8 | “The false trinity”: All who are not written in the book of life worship the beast |
| Revelation:13,8 | “The scarlet Beast”: Rev.13/8 |
| Revelation:13,8 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/8 |
| Revelation:13,8 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: first |
| Revelation:13,9 | “The twofold attack”: If anyone has ears, listen! |
| Revelation:13,9 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/9 |
| Revelation:13,9-10 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: first |
| Revelation:13,10 | “The first beast”: he has the power and the saints can only endure |
| Revelation:13,10 | “What to do?”: perseverance |
| Revelation:13,10 | “The twofold attack”: Here is patience and faith of the saints |
| Revelation:13,10 | “The twofold attack”: killing any resistance |
| Revelation:13,10 | “Is Babylon the apostate church?”: persecution |
| Revelation:13,10 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/10 |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The second beast”: the moment this second beast rises up, looking harmless, like a lamb |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The twofold attack”: From the Earth |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The twofold attack”: Animal with two horns like lamb/son of man |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The twofold attack”: second beast has two horns |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The twofold attack”: Second beast speaks like a dragon |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The mystery of the second beast”: Then I saw another beast coming up out of the earth. It had two horns like a lamb, but it spoke like a dragon. |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Comes from Earth |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Has two horns like a lamb |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Comes from Earth |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Has two horns like a lamb |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: From the earth |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/11 |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: from the earth |
| Revelation:13,11 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: land |
| Revelation:13,11 | ““The dragon and the two beasts (Ch. 13)””: Revelation 13:11 |
| Revelation:13,12 | “The second beast”: sure that the whole earth worships the first beast |
| Revelation:13,12 | “The twofold attack”: Rules in power of the first beast |
| Revelation:13,12 | “The twofold attack”: Forces all to worship the first beast whose wound was healed |
| Revelation:13,12 | “The twofold attack”: second beast speaks with the authority of the first beast |
| Revelation:13,12 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Acts in power of the (first) beast |
| Revelation:13,12 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Acts in power of the (first) beast |
| Revelation:13,12 | “Is Babylon the apostate church?”: ideology |
| Revelation:13,12 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/12 |
| Revelation:13,12 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/12 |
| Revelation:13,12-14 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: second beast |
| Revelation:13,13 | “Elijah and the drought (1. Kings 16/29–18/35)”: the same feat the second beast performs |
| Revelation:13,13 | “The twofold attack”: It can make fire fall down from heaven in front of all the people |
| Revelation:13,13 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Can make fire fall from the sky |
| Revelation:13,13 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Rev.13/13 |
| Revelation:13,13 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: second |
| Revelation:13,13 | “Part 2: The 3.5 Years”: calling down fire |
| Revelation:13,13-14 | “The second beast”: worthy of great signs and wonders |
| Revelation:13,13-14 | “The twofold attack”: Does great signs, makes fire fall from heaven, deceives by signs |
| Revelation:13,13-14 | “The twofold attack”: Does great things in front of people |
| Revelation:13,13-14 | “Is Babylon the apostate church?”: a feeling of superiority |
| Revelation:13,13-14 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/13-14 |
| Revelation:13,13-15 | “Is Babylon the apostate church?”: impressive temple worship |
| Revelation:13,14 | “Crux 1: two comings to life, one verb”: whose sword-wound healed, and it came to life |
| Revelation:13,14 | “What actually carries the theme”: it came to life |
| Revelation:13,14 | “The context of the first readers”: wounded by a sword in Revelation |
| Revelation:13,14 | “The twofold attack”: Gets power of the first beast |
| Revelation:13,14 | “The twofold attack”: Power image of the beast |
| Revelation:13,14 | “The dark side”: see more signs and wonders |
| Revelation:13,14 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/14 |
| Revelation:13,14 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: powerful image of the beast |
| Revelation:13,14-15 | “The twofold attack”: Can give life so animal can speak |
| Revelation:13,14-15 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Can give life so that beast can speak |
| Revelation:13,15 | “The second beast”: idol gets its power from the people who support it |
| Revelation:13,15 | “The twofold attack”: Kill all who do not worship image |
| Revelation:13,15 | “The twofold attack”: people who don’t want to follow |
| Revelation:13,15 | “The twofold attack”: It can make a statue come alive |
| Revelation:13,15 | “The twofold attack”: Kills all that not worship him |
| Revelation:13,15 | “The dark side”: God who forces submission and destroys resistance outright |
| Revelation:13,15 | “The harlot and the second beast”: All who do not worship it will be killed |
| Revelation:13,15 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: All who do not worship it will be killed |
| Revelation:13,15 | “Ready for the second death”: kill believers |
| Revelation:13,15 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/15 |
| Revelation:13,15 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: second |
| Revelation:13,15-17 | “Will we be beheaded?”: economic or social pressure |
| Revelation:13,16 | “The twofold attack”: Make marks to all |
| Revelation:13,16 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Make a mark on forehead and hand |
| Revelation:13,16 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Rev.13/16 |
| Revelation:13,16 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/16 |
| Revelation:13,16-17 | “The second beast”: will be financially ruined |
| Revelation:13,16-17 | “The dark side”: all people to submit to our value system |
| Revelation:13,16-17 | “Is Babylon the apostate church?”: giving wealth or making poor |
| Revelation:13,16-17 | “Is Babylon the apostate church?”: exclusion of anyone who won’t comply |
| Revelation:13,16-17 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: second |
| Revelation:13,17 | “The twofold attack”: No one can buy or sell, unless they have the mark of the beast |
| Revelation:13,17 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Cannot buy or sell without the mark |
| Revelation:13,17 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Cannot buy or sell without mark |
| Revelation:13,17 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/17 |
| Revelation:13,18 | “Arithmetic”: which is the mystery of the beast |
| Revelation:13,18 | ““666: The number of the beast””: The magic number of the beast |
| Revelation:13,18 | “The 666 in context”: number of a man |
| Revelation:13,18 | “What to do?”: wisdom to tell what is of God and what is not |
| Revelation:13,18 | “The twofold attack”: Here is wisdom |
| Revelation:13,18 | “The twofold attack”: If anyone has understanding: Count |
| Revelation:13,18 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Requires wisdom |
| Revelation:13,18 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Requires wisdom |
| Revelation:13,18 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/18 |
| Revelation:13,18 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: Rev.13/18 |
| Revelation:13,18 | “The witnesses and the beasts”: second beast |
| Revelation:13,18 | “The Core Teaching”: Rev 13:18 |
| Revelation:13,18 | “Let’s retire the decoder ring”: ‘This calls for wisdom. Let the person who has insight calculate the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man. That number is 666.’ |
| Revelation:14 | ““The Two Harvests (Ch. 14)””: Chapter 14 |
| Revelation:14 | “Faithful Even When It’s Hard”: Revelation 14 |
| Revelation:14 | “Revelation 14”: Revelation 14 |
| Revelation:14 | ““Rev. 14: Two Harvests, and Which One You’re In””: Revelation 14 |
| Revelation:14 | ““The two harvests (Ch. 14)””: Chapter 14 |
| Revelation:14,1 | “What actually carries the theme”: standing with the Lamb on Mount Zion |
| Revelation:14,1 | “The 666 in context”: mention of the 144,000 |
| Revelation:14,1-5 | “Will we be beheaded?”: faithful to Jesus |
| Revelation:14,1-5 | “The weapons of warfare it imagines”: not what Revelation actually shows |
| Revelation:14,4 | “What to do?”: because they are virgins |
| Revelation:14,4-5 | “The 144,000”: These are those who did not defile themselves with women, for they remained virgins. They follow the Lamb wherever he goes. They were purchased from among mankind and offered as first fruits to God and the Lamb. No lie was found in their mouths; they are blameless. |
| Revelation:14,6-7 | “The first three angels”: he had the eternal gospel to proclaim to those who live on the earth — to every nation, tribe, language and people. He said in a loud voice, ‘Fear God and give him glory, because the hour of his judgment has come. Worship him who made the heavens, the earth, the sea and the springs of water.’ |
| Revelation:14,6-13 | “The pattern: overcoming through weakness”: whose worshippers are warned of the disaster awaiting everyone who trusted in them |
| Revelation:14,7 | “The number 4”: by the three angels |
| Revelation:14,8 | “The two harvests”: fall of Babylon announced just a few verses earlier |
| Revelation:14,10-11 | “What is hell about?”: tormented with burning sulphur, the smoke of their torment rising for ever and ever |
| Revelation:14,14 | “The mystery of the first horseman”: one who looks like the Son of Man on a white cloud with a sickle to harvest the earth |
| Revelation:14,14-19 | “The combination 4x7”: sevenfold mention of the sickle |
| Revelation:14,19 | “The two harvests”: the wine press of the wrath of God |
| Revelation:15 | ““The Bowls of Wrath (Ch. 15-16)””: Chapter 15 |
| Revelation:15 | “Bad Things Don’t Win”: Revelation 15–16 |
| Revelation:15 | “Revelation 15–16”: Revelation 15–16 |
| Revelation:15 | ““Rev. 15–16: When Knowing Better Changes Nothing””: Revelation 15–16 |
| Revelation:15 | ““The bowls of wrath (Ch. 15-16)””: Chapter 15-16 |
| Revelation:15,1 | “Further arguments for one battle”: beginning of the bowls explicitly calls them the final plagues |
| Revelation:15,1 | “Background”: put an end to this |
| Revelation:15,1 | “Pre-wrath”: the bowls explicitly called ’the wrath of God’ |
| Revelation:15,1-5 | “Background”: in the throne room of God |
| Revelation:15,2 | “What actually carries the theme”: standing on the sea of glass |
| Revelation:15,6-7 | “Background”: them the bowls of wrath |
| Revelation:16 | ““The Bowls of Wrath (Ch. 15-16)””: 16 |
| Revelation:16,2 | “The bowls”: The first bowl |
| Revelation:16,2-9 | “The number 4”: four bowls poured on the land, sea, rivers, and sun |
| Revelation:16,3-7 | “The bowls”: The second and third bowls |
| Revelation:16,5-7 | “Background”: the altar’s own verdict makes clear: ’true and just are your judgments’ |
| Revelation:16,8-11 | “The bowls”: The fourth and the fifth bowls |
| Revelation:16,8-11 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: fourth and fifth bowls, where people again refuse to repent and curse God |
| Revelation:16,9 | “Defeat turned into victory”: those struck by the plagues curse God and refuse to repent and give him glory |
| Revelation:16,9-11 | “The bowls”: cursing God’s name rather than repenting |
| Revelation:16,12 | “The eighth king”: sixth bowl |
| Revelation:16,12 | “The sixth bowl”: The river Euphrates was dried up to make way for the kings of the East. |
| Revelation:16,12-14 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: the sixth bowl |
| Revelation:16,12-16 | “Armageddon and Karkemish”: Armageddon |
| Revelation:16,12-16 | “Armageddon”: Revelation 16:12-16 |
| Revelation:16,12-21 | “The bowls”: The sixth and seventh bowls |
| Revelation:16,13 | “The 666 in context”: the sixth bowl |
| Revelation:16,13 | “The description of the devil”: as a trinity in the sixth bowl |
| Revelation:16,13 | “The harlot and the second beast”: the sixth bowl |
| Revelation:16,13 | “The sixth bowl”: The three frogs coming out of the mouth of the dragon and his companions |
| Revelation:16,13 | “The seven hills and seven kings”: chapter 16 |
| Revelation:16,13-16 | “The bowls”: unclean spirits gather the kings of the earth for battle rather than let them turn back |
| Revelation:16,14 | “Two final battles?”: the sixth bowl |
| Revelation:16,15 | “The seven hills and seven kings”: a call to stay alert |
| Revelation:16,15 | “The religious aspect”: be awake and vigilant |
| Revelation:16,16 | “The translation”: in the Bible, |
| Revelation:16,17 | “God lives with the people”: judgment of the kingdom of Satan |
| Revelation:16,17-20 | “The seventh trumpet, and what comes first”: seventh bowl, where the devil’s kingdom is torn down |
| Revelation:16,17-21 | “Armageddon”: Revelation 16:17-21 |
| Revelation:16,18 | “The number 4”: conclusion of the bowls |
| Revelation:16,18-20 | “Further arguments for one battle”: destruction of Babylon and the devil’s kingdom behind her |
| Revelation:17 | “Overview”: so many characters in this chapter interact with each other |
| Revelation:17 | “The Harlot”: Destroyed woman |
| Revelation:17 | “The religious aspect”: Revelation |
| Revelation:17 | “The resolution”: chapter 17 |
| Revelation:17 | ““The Harlot (Ch. 17-19)””: Chapter 17 |
| Revelation:17 | “Revelation 17–19”: Revelation 17–19 |
| Revelation:17 | ““Rev. 17–18: Babylon Falls””: Revelation 17–19 |
| Revelation:17 | ““The harlot (Ch. 17-19)””: Chapter 17 |
| Revelation:17 | “The four horsemen”: chapter 17 |
| Revelation:17,1 | “deiknumi”: The introduction to the vision of the harlot |
| Revelation:17,1 | “The Harlot”: Angel announces court |
| Revelation:17,1 | “The Core Teaching”: 17:1 |
| Revelation:17,1-2 | “The Harlot”: Rev.17/1-2 |
| Revelation:17,1-2 | “The Harlot”: Rev.17/1-2 |
| Revelation:17,1-13 | “The Ekphrasis”: first half of chapter 17 |
| Revelation:17,2 | “The mystery of her fall”: controls the kings |
| Revelation:17,2 | “The Harlot”: fools people |
| Revelation:17,2 | “The economic aspect”: Babylon’s adultery with the kings of the earth |
| Revelation:17,3 | “The ministry”: (Rev.17/3) |
| Revelation:17,3 | “The false trinity”: Has 7 heads and 10 horns |
| Revelation:17,3 | “The false trinity”: Blasphemous name |
| Revelation:17,3 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Sits in desert |
| Revelation:17,3 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Sits on the (first) beast |
| Revelation:17,3 | “The mystery of her fall”: sits on the beast |
| Revelation:17,3 | “The scarlet Beast”: Rev.17/3 |
| Revelation:17,3 | “The scarlet Beast”: Rev.17/3 |
| Revelation:17,3 | “The Harlot”: Rev.17/3 |
| Revelation:17,3 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Sits in desert |
| Revelation:17,3 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Sits on the (first) beast |
| Revelation:17,4 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Is richly dressed and adorned |
| Revelation:17,4 | “The Harlot”: Dressed in canvas |
| Revelation:17,4 | “The Harlot”: Rev.17/4 |
| Revelation:17,4 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Is dressed like the bride of the lamb |
| Revelation:17,4 | “The religious aspect”: 17 |
| Revelation:17,4 | “The most dressed-up figure in the whole book”: ‘The woman was dressed in purple and scarlet, and was glittering with gold, precious stones and pearls. She held a golden cup in her hand, filled with abominable things and the filth of her adulteries.’ |
| Revelation:17,5 | “The Daniel frame”: beast |
| Revelation:17,5 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Has sign on forehead: Babel |
| Revelation:17,5 | “The Harlot”: Rev.17/5 |
| Revelation:17,5 | “The Harlot”: Persecuted Mother |
| Revelation:17,5 | “The Harlot”: Rev.17/5 |
| Revelation:17,5 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Rev.17/5 |
| Revelation:17,5 | “The religious aspect”: Babylon the great the mother of harlots and of the abominations of the earth |
| Revelation:17,5 | “The Core Teaching”: beast |
| Revelation:17,5 | “The Core Teaching”: harlot |
| Revelation:17,5 | “The Core Teaching”: Revelation 17:5 |
| Revelation:17,6 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Drink blood of the saints |
| Revelation:17,6 | “The Harlot”: Persecutes and kills saints |
| Revelation:17,6 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Drink blood of the saints |
| Revelation:17,6 | “Is Babylon the apostate church?”: the silencing of inconvenient voices |
| Revelation:17,7 | “The Ekphrasis”: bewildered narrator |
| Revelation:17,8 | “The false trinity”: the beast that was, and is not, and is to come |
| Revelation:17,8 | “The false trinity”: All who are not written in the book of life are overwhelmed |
| Revelation:17,8 | “The scarlet Beast”: Rev.17/8 |
| Revelation:17,8 | “The scarlet Beast”: once was, now is not, and yet will come up out of the Abyss and go to its destruction |
| Revelation:17,8 | “The scarlet Beast”: once was, now is not, and yet will come |
| Revelation:17,9 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Requires wisdom |
| Revelation:17,9 | “The seven hills and seven kings”: seven hills |
| Revelation:17,9 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Requires wisdom |
| Revelation:17,9-11 | “Preterist”: seven kings |
| Revelation:17,9-11 | “When it was written”: the count of kings, of whom five have fallen, one is, and one is yet to come |
| Revelation:17,10 | “The false trinity”: 5 kings fallen, the seventh yet to come |
| Revelation:17,10 | “The scarlet Beast”: 5 kings fallen, the seventh yet to come |
| Revelation:17,11 | “The 666 in context”: described as one of the seven heads (the kings) but also as an eighth king |
| Revelation:17,11 | “The scarlet Beast”: once was, and now is not, … is going to his destruction |
| Revelation:17,11 | “The seven hills and seven kings”: comes as an 8th king who is also one of the seven |
| Revelation:17,12 | “A bag full of references”: Rev.17 |
| Revelation:17,12-13 | “The 10 kings”: The ten horns you saw are ten kings who have not yet received a kingdom, but who for one hour will receive authority as kings along with the beast |
| Revelation:17,14 | “The exodus in Mark”: judgment or promise, only if bears fruit |
| Revelation:17,14 | “The false trinity”: Beast makes war on King of Kings |
| Revelation:17,14 | “The false trinity”: Fights against Lamb and is overcome |
| Revelation:17,14 | “The scarlet Beast”: Beast makes war against the King of Kings |
| Revelation:17,14 | “The scarlet Beast”: Rev.17/14 |
| Revelation:17,14 | “The Harlot”: Remnant resists |
| Revelation:17,15 | “The Harlot”: Has security in nations and kings |
| Revelation:17,16 | “A little word with big consequences”: described in the previous chapter |
| Revelation:17,16 | “The false trinity”: Fight against Harlot and destroys it |
| Revelation:17,16 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Will be destroyed by fire |
| Revelation:17,16 | “The mystery of her fall”: they are the ones who destroy her |
| Revelation:17,16 | “The scarlet Beast”: Rev.17/16 |
| Revelation:17,16 | “The Harlot”: Rev.17/16 |
| Revelation:17,16 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Rev.17/16 |
| Revelation:17,16 | “The religious aspect”: ashamed like Babylon |
| Revelation:17,17 | “The mystery of her fall”: The simplest answer is that God put it into their hearts |
| Revelation:17,17 | “The Harlot”: God has put in heart to destroy the harlot |
| Revelation:17,18 | “The Harlot”: Rev.17/18 |
| Revelation:17,18 | “The Harlot”: Rev.17/18 |
| Revelation:18 | ““The Harlot (Ch. 17-19)””: 18 |
| Revelation:18 | ““The harlot (Ch. 17-19)””: 18 |
| Revelation:18,1 | “A little word with big consequences”: the judgment of Babylon |
| Revelation:18,3 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Cannot buy or sell without sign |
| Revelation:18,3 | “The economic aspect”: prostitute themselves with Babylon |
| Revelation:18,3 | “The nations and their gifts”: the kind of glory and riches they once drew from Babel |
| Revelation:18,4 | “The character of the harlot”: and we need to leave |
| Revelation:18,4 | “Is Babylon the apostate church?”: so that you’re forced to keep reflecting and stepping out of it, day after day |
| Revelation:18,4 | “Her impact and her judgment”: Revelation 18:4 |
| Revelation:18,6 | “The judgment”: double for her deeds |
| Revelation:18,7 | “The character of the harlot”: She sees herself as untouchable |
| Revelation:18,7 | “The Harlot”: Rev.18/7 |
| Revelation:18,8 | “The religious aspect”: exactly the judgment that falls on Babylon |
| Revelation:18,9 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Rev.18/9 |
| Revelation:18,9 | “The mystery of her fall”: weep over her afterward |
| Revelation:18,9 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Rev.18/9 |
| Revelation:18,9 | “The economic aspect”: grow rich as a result |
| Revelation:18,9-11 | “The Harlot”: God judges successors |
| Revelation:18,10 | “The character of the harlot”: the kings lament Babylon’s sudden fall |
| Revelation:18,10 | “The Harlot”: Court comes quickly |
| Revelation:18,10 | “Defeat turned into victory”: Babylon the great city |
| Revelation:18,11 | “The 666 in context”: description of the beast on which the harlot sits |
| Revelation:18,11 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Merchants who traded with her can no longer buy or sell anything, now that she has fallen |
| Revelation:18,11-13 | “The combination 4x7”: list of the merchants’ goods at Babel |
| Revelation:18,11-17 | “The harlot and the second beast”: Rev.18/11-17 |
| Revelation:18,11-17 | “The Harlot and the second beast”: Rev.18/11-17 |
| Revelation:18,11-19 | “The Harlot”: Addiction to economic wealth |
| Revelation:18,12-13 | “The character of the harlot”: list of her goods |
| Revelation:18,12-13 | “The economic aspect”: list of Babylon’s trade goods |
| Revelation:18,16 | “The Harlot”: Rev.18/16 |
| Revelation:18,16 | “The Harlot”: Rev.18/16 |
| Revelation:18,16 | “The religious aspect”: 18 |
| Revelation:18,17 | “The character of the harlot”: loss of their trade |
| Revelation:18,17 | “The Harlot”: Rev.18/17 |
| Revelation:18,19 | “The Harlot”: Rev.18/19 |
| Revelation:18,19 | “The first four trumpets”: which grew rich through shipping |
| Revelation:18,20 | “Crux 1: two comings to life, one verb”: 18:20 |
| Revelation:18,21 | “The first four trumpets”: a great millstone hurled into the sea, never to be found again |
| Revelation:18,22-24 | “The judgment”: inflicted on others |
| Revelation:18,23 | “The Harlot”: Uses wizardry |
| Revelation:19 | ““The Harlot (Ch. 17-19)””: 19 |
| Revelation:19 | ““The harlot (Ch. 17-19)””: 19 |
| Revelation:19,2 | “Crux 1: two comings to life, one verb”: 19:2 |
| Revelation:19,2 | “The Harlot”: God atones blood of witnesses |
| Revelation:19,5 | “God lives with the people”: judgment of Babel |
| Revelation:19,8 | “The Harlot”: Dressed in pure white canvas |
| Revelation:19,9 | “The solution”: marriage supper of the Lamb |
| Revelation:19,9-10 | “The Harlot”: is certain |
| Revelation:19,11 | “A little word with big consequences”: Jesus fought the battle after the wedding |
| Revelation:19,11-12 | “The mystery of the first horseman”: victorious rider on a white horse with a crown on his head |
| Revelation:19,11-21 | “A little word with big consequences”: the final battle |
| Revelation:19,11-21 | “Two final battles?”: Jesus’s battle ‘before’ the 1000-year kingdom |
| Revelation:19,11-21 | “Armageddon and Karkemish”: by Jesus |
| Revelation:19,11-21 | “Armageddon”: Revelation 19:11-21 |
| Revelation:19,15 | “Two final battles?”: sword |
| Revelation:19,15 | “The two harvests”: treads the winepress of the fury of the wrath of God Almighty |
| Revelation:19,15 | “The child”: Rev.19/15 |
| Revelation:19,17-18 | “Two final battles?”: Revelation 19 |
| Revelation:19,17-21 | “Further arguments for one battle”: chapter 19 |
| Revelation:19,17-21 | “Further arguments for one battle”: chapter 19 |
| Revelation:19,19 | “Two final battles?”: human armies |
| Revelation:19,20 | “A little word with big consequences”: the beast and the false prophet were captured right after the battle was lost |
| Revelation:19,20 | “The description of the devil”: 19 |
| Revelation:19,21 | “The weapons of warfare it imagines”: Jesus goes to war alone, armed only with the sword of his mouth |
| Revelation:20 | ““The Thousand-Year Kingdom (Ch. 20)””: Chapter 20 |
| Revelation:20 | “A Thousand Years of Jesus Being King”: Revelation 20 |
| Revelation:20 | “Heaven Is Being Close to God”: Revelation 20 |
| Revelation:20 | “Revelation 20”: Revelation 20 |
| Revelation:20 | ““Rev. 20: The Thousand Years That Isn’t a Countdown””: Revelation 20 |
| Revelation:20 | ““The millenium (Ch. 20)””: Chapter 20 |
| Revelation:20,1 | “Futurist”: chapters 20–22 |
| Revelation:20,1 | “The binding of Satan”: 20 |
| Revelation:20,1-3 | “Crux 2: what “bound” means”: Revelation 20:1–3 |
| Revelation:20,1-3 | “The binding of Satan”: beginning of chapter 20 |
| Revelation:20,1-3 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: an angel comes down from heaven holding the key to the abyss |
| Revelation:20,2 | “The binding of Satan”: a comparable act of angelic power over Satan, though without chapter 12’s language of an actual fight |
| Revelation:20,2 | “The binding of Satan”: dragon, that ancient snake, who is the devil, or Satan |
| Revelation:20,2 | “But aren’t there also differences?”: The binding of Satan |
| Revelation:20,3 | “The binding of Satan”: abyss |
| Revelation:20,3 | “The binding of Satan”: 20 |
| Revelation:20,3 | “The binding of Satan”: is released for a short time |
| Revelation:20,3 | “But aren’t there also differences?”: abyss |
| Revelation:20,3 | “But aren’t there also differences?”: it is stopped in chapter 20 |
| Revelation:20,4 | ““The thousand year kingdom””: one vision |
| Revelation:20,4 | “What is the story line?”: resurrection |
| Revelation:20,4 | “Will we be beheaded?”: beheaded |
| Revelation:20,4 | “A few steps through history”: 1000 year kingdom |
| Revelation:20,4 | “Two details worth explaining”: Revelation 20:4 |
| Revelation:20,4-5 | “Crux 1: two comings to life, one verb”: Revelation 20:4–5 |
| Revelation:20,4-5 | “Where this site lands, and what it costs”: Revelation 20:4–5 |
| Revelation:20,4-6 | “What is the story line?”: chapter 20 |
| Revelation:20,4-6 | “What’s about the second death and the first resurrection?”: I saw thrones on which were seated those who had been given authority to judge. And I saw the souls of those who had been beheaded because of their testimony about Jesus and because of the word of God. They had not worshiped the beast or its image and had not received its mark on their foreheads or their hands. They came to life and reigned with Christ for a thousand years. (The rest of the dead did not come to life until the thousand years were ended.) This is the first resurrection. Blessed and holy are those who share in the first resurrection. The second death has no power over them, but they will be priests of God and of Christ and will reign with him for a thousand years. |
| Revelation:20,4-6 | “The perspective”: believers could reign with him |
| Revelation:20,5-6 | “Two details worth explaining”: Revelation 20:5-6 |
| Revelation:20,6 | “Crux 1: two comings to life, one verb”: the second death has no power |
| Revelation:20,6 | “So what is the second death?”: Blessed and holy are those who share in the first resurrection. The second death has no power over them, but they will be priests of God and of Christ and will reign with him for a thousand years. |
| Revelation:20,7-10 | “Two final battles?”: the battle of Gog and Magog after the 1000-year kingdom |
| Revelation:20,7-10 | “What is the story line?”: battle of Gog and Magog |
| Revelation:20,8 | “The number 4”: four ends of the earth |
| Revelation:20,8 | “Two final battles?”: demonic armies |
| Revelation:20,8 | “A literal reading that isn’t consistently literal”: Gog and Magog |
| Revelation:20,9 | “Two final battles?”: fire |
| Revelation:20,10 | “The description of the devil”: 20 |
| Revelation:20,10 | “The harlot and the second beast”: 20 |
| Revelation:20,11-15 | “Preterist”: the final judgment before the great white throne |
| Revelation:20,12 | “What actually carries the theme”: standing before the throne |
| Revelation:20,13 | “No more sea”: the place of the dead |
| Revelation:20,13 | “Pressing an interpretation onto the text”: the Last Judgment |
| Revelation:21 | “A letter”: chapter 21 |
| Revelation:21 | “A prophecy”: God’s kingdom will surely come |
| Revelation:21 | “What is the story line?”: chapter 21 |
| Revelation:21 | “Heaven and the New Jerusalem”: 21 |
| Revelation:21 | “A few steps through history”: one chapter later in Revelation |
| Revelation:21 | ““New Heaven and New Earth (Ch. 21-22)””: Chapter 21 |
| Revelation:21 | “Our New Home, the New Jerusalem”: Revelation 21–22 |
| Revelation:21 | “Revelation 21–22”: Revelation 21–22 |
| Revelation:21 | ““Topical: The Ending You Actually Want””: Revelation 21–22 |
| Revelation:21 | ““The new heaven and new earth (Ch. 21-22)””: Chapter 21 |
| Revelation:21,1 | “Preterist”: The new heaven and new earth |
| Revelation:21,1 | “Crux 1: two comings to life, one verb”: first heaven and the first earth |
| Revelation:21,1 | “Everything is new”: Then I saw ‘a new heaven and a new earth,’ for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and there was no longer any sea. |
| Revelation:21,1 | “No more sea”: will be no more sea |
| Revelation:21,1 | “No more sea”: there will no longer be any sea at all |
| Revelation:21,2 | “The Harlot”: Covered with precious jewels |
| Revelation:21,2 | “Heaven and the New Jerusalem”: prepared and dressed for her husband |
| Revelation:21,2 | “Jerusalem the Holy city”: I saw the Holy City, the new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride beautifully dressed for her husband. |
| Revelation:21,2 | “The overcomer”: part of the New Jerusalem |
| Revelation:21,2 | “First look”: New Jerusalem represents a woman (the bride) |
| Revelation:21,2 | “Pressing an interpretation onto the text”: the New Jerusalem comes down to earth |
| Revelation:21,2 | “Ending where we started, but the right way”: ‘I saw the Holy City, the new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride beautifully dressed for her husband.’ |
| Revelation:21,3 | “God lives with the people”: And I heard a loud voice from the throne saying, ‘Look! God’s dwelling-place is now among the people, and he will dwell with them. They will be his people, and God himself will be with them and be their God. |
| Revelation:21,4 | “Crux 4: how much of the promise lands inside history?”: death shall be no more |
| Revelation:21,4 | “Wipe away the tears”: He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away. |
| Revelation:21,5 | “All things new”: He who was seated on the throne said, ‘I am making everything new!’ Then he said, ‘Write this down, for these words are trustworthy and true.’ |
| Revelation:21,6 | “Living water”: He said to me: ‘It is done. I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End. To the thirsty I will give water without cost from the spring of the water of life. |
| Revelation:21,7 | “The overcomer”: Those who are victorious will inherit all this, and I will be their God and they will be my children. |
| Revelation:21,7 | “Ready for the second death”: overcomers |
| Revelation:21,7-8 | “The overcomer”: excluded from the second death |
| Revelation:21,8 | “What is hell about?”: consigned to the fiery lake of burning sulphur, the second death |
| Revelation:21,8 | “Ready for the second death”: But the cowardly, the unbelieving, the vile, the murderers, the sexually immoral, those who practise magic arts, the idolaters and all liars — they will be consigned to the fiery lake of burning sulphur. This is the second death.’ |
| Revelation:21,9 | “The harlot and the second beast”: the bride of the Lamb |
| Revelation:21,9 | “Heaven and the New Jerusalem”: New Jerusalem is described as the bride of the Lamb |
| Revelation:21,9 | “The structure of the chapter”: hears about the bride of the Lamb |
| Revelation:21,9-10 | “Bride of God”: bride of Christ is the church |
| Revelation:21,9-10 | “deiknumi”: The Bride is shown as the city of New Jerusalem |
| Revelation:21,9-10 | “The Harlot”: Angel announces bride |
| Revelation:21,9-10 | ““The new heaven and new earth (Ch. 21-22)””: Revelation 21:9-10 |
| Revelation:21,9-10 | “The Core Teaching”: 21:9-10 |
| Revelation:21,9-14 | “First look”: First look |
| Revelation:21,9-21 | “The Harlot”: Rev.21/9-21 |
| Revelation:21,9-23 | “The Harlot”: Rev.21/9-23 |
| Revelation:21,10 | “The structure of the chapter”: sees her as the New Jerusalem |
| Revelation:21,10 | “The first four trumpets”: the New Jerusalem from a great, high mountain |
| Revelation:21,10-11 | “Jerusalem the Holy city”: verses 10 and 11 |
| Revelation:21,10-17 | ““The new heaven and new earth (Ch. 21-22)””: Revelation 21:10-17 |
| Revelation:21,11 | “The overcomer”: light stone |
| Revelation:21,11 | “The material of the city”: the jasper among the stones |
| Revelation:21,12 | “Bride of God”: tribes |
| Revelation:21,12 | “The Core Teaching”: Rev 21:12 |
| Revelation:21,14 | “Bride of God”: apostles |
| Revelation:21,14 | “The material of the city”: the twelve stones represent the twelve apostles |
| Revelation:21,14 | “The Core Teaching”: Rev 21:14 |
| Revelation:21,15-17 | “The measurement of the city”: The measurement of the city |
| Revelation:21,16 | “Heaven and the New Jerusalem”: cube |
| Revelation:21,16 | “Why a cube”: cube |
| Revelation:21,16 | ““The new heaven and new earth (Ch. 21-22)””: Revelation 21:16 |
| Revelation:21,18-21 | “The overcomer”: or stones |
| Revelation:21,18-21 | “The material of the city”: The material of the city |
| Revelation:21,19-20 | “The number 12”: 12 precious stones |
| Revelation:21,19-20 | “The character of the harlot”: New Jerusalem |
| Revelation:21,19-20 | “Symbols of God’s presence”: Revelation |
| Revelation:21,19-21 | ““The new heaven and new earth (Ch. 21-22)””: Revelation 21:19-21 |
| Revelation:21,21 | “The material of the city”: street in the New Jerusalem |
| Revelation:21,22 | “The measurement of the city”: there will be no temple |
| Revelation:21,22 | ““The new heaven and new earth (Ch. 21-22)””: Revelation 21:22 |
| Revelation:21,22-24 | “The overcomer”: pillar in the new temple |
| Revelation:21,22-27 | “The internal features”: The internal features |
| Revelation:21,23 | “The internal features”: that the city has no need of sun or moon |
| Revelation:21,24 | “The nations and their gifts”: The nations will walk by its light, and the kings of the earth will bring their splendour into it |
| Revelation:21,24-26 | “The nations and their gifts”: statement that the nations will bring their splendor, glory, and honor into the city |
| Revelation:21,24-27 | “The nations and their gifts”: the nations are now coming |
| Revelation:21,25 | “The nations and their gifts”: gates aren’t open for exchange with an outside world |
| Revelation:21,25-26 | “The nations and their gifts”: On no day will its gates ever be shut, for there will be no night there. 26 The glory and honour of the nations will be brought into it. |
| Revelation:21,27 | “The overcomer”: in the book of life |
| Revelation:21,27 | “Ready for the second death”: shorter version at the end of this chapter |
| Revelation:21,27 | “The measurement of the city”: destructive forces |
| Revelation:21,27 | “The nations and their gifts”: closing verse of the chapter still excludes unbelieving nations |
| Revelation:21,27 | “The nations and their gifts”: the unfaithful cannot |
| Revelation:22 | ““New Heaven and New Earth (Ch. 21-22)””: 22 |
| Revelation:22 | ““The new heaven and new earth (Ch. 21-22)””: 22 |
| Revelation:22,1 | “deiknumi”: The river of the water of life is shown |
| Revelation:22,1-2 | ““The new heaven and new earth (Ch. 21-22)””: Revelation 22:1-2 |
| Revelation:22,1-5 | “God comes to the town”: its fulfillment in the New Jerusalem |
| Revelation:22,1-5 | “The solution”: tree of life beside the river flowing from God’s throne in the New Jerusalem |
| Revelation:22,1-5 | “Symbols of God’s presence”: Symbols of God’s presence |
| Revelation:22,1-5 | “The Core Teaching”: Revelation 22:1-5 |
| Revelation:22,2 | “The overcomer”: from the tree of life |
| Revelation:22,2 | “Symbols of God’s presence”: the Tree of Life returns, and everyone has access to it |
| Revelation:22,3-5 | “The nations and their gifts”: they bring themselves to serve God |
| Revelation:22,4 | “The overcomer”: God’s name written on them |
| Revelation:22,4 | “Symbols of God’s presence”: name on the forehead |
| Revelation:22,5 | “The overcomer”: rule with Jesus |
| Revelation:22,6 | “The Daniel frame”: to show his servants the things that must soon take place |
| Revelation:22,6 | “deiknumi”: The closing summary, itself another reference back to Daniel |
| Revelation:22,6 | ““Preterist, historicist, futurist, or idealist?””: the very end of the book |
| Revelation:22,6 | “The Harlot”: is certain |
| Revelation:22,8 | “deiknumi”: The summary of everything John saw and heard |
| Revelation:22,10 | ““Preterist, historicist, futurist, or idealist?””: in the instruction not to seal it up |
| Revelation:22,10 | “A theory with no relevance for the original readers”: Revelation |
| Revelation:22,14-15 | “Commitment”: the unbelievers barred from entry |
| Revelation:22,14-15 | “Why a cube”: the unbelievers are outside the city |
| Revelation:22,14-15 | ““The new heaven and new earth (Ch. 21-22)””: Revelation 22:14-15 |
| Revelation:22,15 | “Ready for the second death”: at the very end |
| Revelation:22,16 | “The solution”: is called the Morning Star |
| Revelation:22,21 | “A letter”: the formal ending |
| Revelation:22,21 | “The Core Teaching”: Rev 22:21 |