Introduction to the Judgment Introduction In vision, John’s attention is drawn towards the Father, seated on the throne. He notices that He has a book in His hand, sealed with seven…

Revelation and the Everlasting Covenant Introduction After John sets the scene and introduces the main characters and witnesses in Revelation chapter 4, the next task is to introduce the star of…

In the Throne Room Introduction The plan of salvation was explained to the Israelites, by ‘walking’ them through the earthly sanctuary and its services. In the same manner, John is being…

Philadelphia and Laodicea Introduction What is the relationship between the Philadelphia Church and the Laodicean Church? If we examine the relationship between the other five church we see that each church…

The Laodicea Church Introduction The message to the Laodicean Church begins by telling us something special about Jesus: And unto the angel of the church of the Laodiceans write; These things…

The Philadelphia Church Philadelphia is obviously a special church. There are only two churches of the seven that receive no condemnation from Jesus, and Philadelphia is one of them.  Being the…

Chapter Two The Seven Churches Introduction In Revelation, the first three verses of chapter one, act as an introduction to the book itself. The next verses serve as an introduction to…

Chapter One The Purpose of the Visions Introduction The book of Revelation begins with the words, “The Revelation of Jesus Christ” – “which God gave unto him [Christ]” – “to shew…