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The Book of Revelation — The Revelation of Jesus Christ

ЁЯТа The Book of Revelation — The Revelation of Jesus Christ

ЁЯУЦ Overview

  • Author: Apostle John, the beloved disciple
  • Date Written: Around AD 95
  • Place: Island of Patmos, where John was exiled (Rev. 1:9)
  • Audience: Seven churches in Asia Minor (modern Turkey)

Purpose:

  • To reveal the glory of Jesus Christ and His coming kingdom
  • To encourage persecuted believers under Roman oppression
  • To warn against compromise and sin
  • To unveil God's final plan for judgment and redemption

Key Verse:

"Behold, He is coming with clouds, and every eye will see Him." — Revelation 1:7

ЁЯМ┐ Background

John received this revelation during the persecution of Christians under Emperor Domitian.

The word "Revelation" (Greek: Apokalypsis) means "unveiling" — it's the unveiling of Christ's glory, God's judgment, and the new creation.

It is both a book of prophecy and a message of hope, assuring believers that God is in control, and evil will not prevail forever.

"I am the Alpha and the Omega... who is, who was, and who is to come, the Almighty." — Revelation 1:8

ЁЯУЪ Structure of Revelation

Section Chapters Focus Theme
1. The Vision of Christ 1 The Glorified Jesus Christ's majesty and power
2. The Letters to the Seven Churches 2–3 Messages to the churches Faithfulness and repentance
3. The Throne in Heaven 4–5 Worship and the Lamb Heaven's glory and the sealed scroll
4. The Judgments of God 6–18 Seals, trumpets, bowls God's wrath and justice
5. The Return of Christ 19–20 Victory over evil Final battle and judgment
6. The New Heaven and Earth 21–22 Eternal kingdom God's dwelling with His people

1 The Vision of the Glorified Christ (Ch. 1)

John sees a breathtaking vision of Jesus Christ — not as the suffering Savior, but as the reigning Lord.

Description Symbolic Meaning
Eyes like fire Perfect knowledge and judgment
Voice like rushing waters Divine authority
Face shining like the sun Eternal glory
Seven stars in His hand Control over the churches
"I am the First and the Last. I am He who lives and was dead, and behold, I am alive forevermore." — Revelation 1:17–18

ЁЯФе 2 The Letters to the Seven Churches (Ch. 2–3)

Jesus dictates seven letters to seven real churches — representing the entire Church Age.

Church Commendation Warning Lesson
Ephesus Hard work, doctrine Lost first love Love must remain central
Smyrna Faithful under persecution None Be faithful unto death
Pergamum Faithful witness Tolerating false teaching Reject compromise
Thyatira Growing faith Corruption, Jezebel's influence Guard purity
Sardis Reputation of life Spiritually dead Wake up and repent
Philadelphia Kept the Word None Hold fast — open door given
Laodicea None Lukewarm, self-reliant Be zealous and repent
"He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches." — Rev. 2:7

ЁЯСС 3 The Throne Room of Heaven (Ch. 4–5)

John is taken into heaven's throne room — a scene of worship and majesty.

Chapter 4: God the Father is on the throne — surrounded by lightning, thunder, and living creatures declaring,

"Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty." — Rev. 4:8

Chapter 5: The Lamb (Jesus) takes the sealed scroll — representing God's plan of redemption and judgment.

"Worthy is the Lamb who was slain, to receive power and glory!" — Rev. 5:12

⚖️ 4 The Judgments of God (Ch. 6–18)

As the Lamb opens the seals, God's judgment unfolds in three major series:

ЁЯФ╣ The Seven Seals (Ch. 6–8)

  • White horse — conquest (Antichrist)
  • Red horse — war
  • Black horse — famine
  • Pale horse — death
  • Souls under the altar — martyrs
  • Earthquake — cosmic chaos
  • Silence — preparation for trumpets

ЁЯФ╣ The Seven Trumpets (Ch. 8–11)

  • Hail, fire, blood
  • Burning mountain
  • Star (Wormwood)
  • Darkness over heaven
  • Locusts from the abyss
  • Demonic armies
  • Kingdom announced — "The kingdom of our Lord has come!"

ЁЯФ╣ The Seven Bowls (Ch. 15–16)

Boils, seas of blood, scorching heat, darkness, Euphrates dried, Armageddon, and global destruction.

ЁЯРЙ 5 Spiritual War and the Antichrist (Ch. 12–14)

The woman — Israel

The dragon — Satan

The male child — Christ

The beast from the sea — Antichrist (world ruler)

The beast from the earth — False Prophet (religious deceiver)

Together they form the unholy trinity, opposing God's people.

"He causes all to receive a mark on their right hand or forehead." — Rev. 13:16

But believers are sealed by the Lamb's name — not the beast's.

⚔️ 6 The Return of Christ and Final Judgment (Ch. 19–20)

Heaven opens, and Christ returns as a conquering King:

"He who is called Faithful and True, riding a white horse... His name is KING OF KINGS and LORD OF LORDS." — Rev. 19:11–16

Antichrist and False Prophet — thrown into the lake of fire.

Satan — bound for 1,000 years (the Millennium).

Christ reigns with His saints.

Final judgment — Great White Throne: the dead are judged from the books.

"Anyone not found written in the Book of Life was cast into the lake of fire." — Rev. 20:15

ЁЯМИ 7 The New Heaven and New Earth (Ch. 21–22)

God creates a new heaven and new earth — sin, sorrow, and death are gone forever.

"Behold, I make all things new." — Rev. 21:5

✨ The New Jerusalem

  • Radiant like crystal and gold
  • Twelve gates — named after the tribes of Israel
  • Twelve foundations — names of the apostles
  • No temple — because God Himself dwells among His people
"The Lord God and the Lamb are its temple." — Rev. 21:22
"There shall be no night there, for the Lord God gives them light." — Rev. 22:5

Jesus ends the Bible with an eternal promise:

"Surely I am coming quickly." — Revelation 22:20
"Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus!"

⚖️ Main Themes of Revelation

Theme Description Key Verse
Victory of Christ Jesus reigns over all powers 19:16
Judgment of Evil God's justice is final 20:12
Hope of the Redeemed Heaven awaits the faithful 21:4
Worship All creation glorifies the Lamb 5:12
Urgency Be ready for Christ's return 22:12

ЁЯТм Famous Verses

  • Revelation 1:8 — "I am the Alpha and the Omega."
  • Revelation 3:20 — "Behold, I stand at the door and knock."
  • Revelation 12:11 — "They overcame him by the blood of the Lamb."
  • Revelation 19:16 — "KING OF KINGS, LORD OF LORDS."
  • Revelation 21:4 — "God will wipe away every tear."
  • Revelation 22:20 — "Surely I am coming quickly."

ЁЯХ░️ Timeline Summary

AD 95
John exiled on Patmos
AD 96
Receives Revelation from Jesus
Future
Christ's return, judgment, and eternal kingdom

ЁЯХК️ Spiritual Lessons

Jesus is the eternal King — history is in His hands.

Persecution is temporary — victory is eternal.

God's Word will be fulfilled exactly as spoken.

Worship belongs to God alone — not the world.

The end of the Bible is the beginning of eternity.

Summary

The Book of Revelation is the crown jewel of Scripture — revealing Christ's ultimate triumph, Satan's defeat, and the eternal joy of God's people.

It closes the Bible the way Genesis began — with creation, life, and fellowship with God — but now, forever redeemed.

"He who testifies says, 'Surely I am coming soon.' Amen. Come, Lord Jesus." — Revelation 22:20

ЁЯМ┐ Key Verse

"Behold, He is coming with clouds, and every eye will see Him." — Revelation 1:7

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