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Studying Revelation Series



Intro—The Testimony of Jesus

Are you ready to read Revelation? or study it? What about with a group? In this intro to the series, we look at what we need in order to begin studying Revelation.


Revelation 1-3—The Seven Lampstands

It's time to begin your study of Revelation! These first few chapters make it pretty easy to get started on the right foundation. We have an obvious vision of Christ and a constant call from the Lord to hear what He is saying and overcome. "Blessed is he that reads ..."



Revelation 4-5—The Lion & Lamb

Behold the Lion of Judah ... the Lamb newly slain ... Join in worship with the 24 elders, 4 living creatures, and multitudes of other beings as you see Him at the center of the throne doing what no one else could ever do.




Revelation 6-8.5—The Seven Seals

The four horsemen, martyrs, signs in the heavens, and silence—these seals on the scroll were impossible to open until the Lion of Judah, the newly-slain Lamb, ascended and began to unseal them. In our time and the near future we see God's will unfold, bringing disaster everywhere, but always moving toward His kingdom of peace.





Revelation 8.6-11—The Seven Trumpets

At the roar of the Lion of Judah, the last trumpet sounds, and the mystery of God is completed! Can you find the testimony of Jesus in the midst of all of the trumpets? While one-third of everything is burned, destroyed, or darkened can we look beyond and realize what's happening and why?






Revelation 12-14—The Trinity of Evil

Do you see the red dragon with seven heads and ten horns when you read Revelation? Do you notice the beasts of the antichrist and the false prophet? These all become a dark background for the shining of the testimony of Jesus through His overcomers.





Revelation 15-18—The Seven Bowls of Wrath

The final fury of God is revealed upon the earth as the seven bowls of His wrath are poured out. Judgment comes to the mysterious woman, Great Babylon. And the hidden testimony of Jesus is scattered all throughout these judgments. Whoever has an ear to hear, there is a message for today from Revelation 15-18.






Revelation 19-20—The King of kings

The King of kings brings His reign to the earth—Hallelujah! Here we see the battle of Armageddon, Satan bound for 1000 years, the King's reign, the Great White Judgment Throne, and the end of Death and Hades in the Lake of Fire.





Revelation 21-22—The New Jerusalem

At the end of the Bible, we see a new heaven and earth and the New Jerusalem—a new creation. The old and corrupt have passed away. He makes all things new! In this last talk through our series studying Revelation, we find so much testimony of Jesus and we hear His call to "Come!"








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