1

• A revelation from God, through Jesus (1-3)

• Greetings to the seven congregations (4-8)

  • “I am the Alpha and the Omega” (8)

• John in the Lord’s day by inspiration (9-11)

• Vision of the glorified Jesus (12-20)

2

• Messages to Ephesus (1-7), to Smyrna (8-11), to Pergamum (12-17), to Thyatira (18-29)

3

• Messages to Sardis (1-6), to Philadelphia (7-13), to Laodicea (14-22)

4

• Vision of Jehovah’s heavenly presence (1-11)

  • Jehovah seated on his throne (2)

  • The 24 elders on thrones (4)

  • The four living creatures (6)

5

• A scroll with seven seals (1-5)

• The Lamb takes the scroll (6-8)

• The Lamb is worthy to open the seals (9-14)

6

• The Lamb opens the first six seals (1-17)

  • Conqueror on the white horse (1, 2)

  • Rider of fiery-colored horse to take away peace (3, 4)

  • Rider of black horse to bring famine (5, 6)

  • Rider of pale horse is named Death (7, 8)

  • Slaughtered ones under the altar (9-11)

  • A great earthquake (12-17)

7

• Four angels holding back destructive winds (1-3)

• The 144,000 sealed (4-8)

• A great crowd in white robes (9-17)

8

• The seventh seal opened (1-6)

• Sounding the first four trumpets (7-12)

• Three woes announced (13)

9

• The fifth trumpet (1-11)

• One woe past, two more coming (12)

• The sixth trumpet (13-21)

10

• A strong angel with a little scroll (1-7)

  • “No delay any longer” (6)

  • Sacred secret to be finished (7)

• John eats the little scroll (8-11)

11

• The two witnesses (1-13)

  • Prophesying 1,260 days in sackcloth (3)

  • Killed and left unburied (7-10)

  • Brought to life after three and a half days (11, 12)

• Second woe past, third coming (14)

• The seventh trumpet (15-19)

  • Kingdom of our Lord and of his Christ (15)

  • Those ruining the earth will be brought to ruin (18)

12

• The woman, the male child, and the dragon (1-6)

• Michael battles the dragon (7-12)

  • Dragon hurled to the earth (9)

  • Devil knows he has a short time (12)

• Dragon persecutes the woman (13-17)

13

• Seven-headed wild beast from the sea (1-10)

• Two-horned beast from the earth (11-13)

• Image of the seven-headed beast (14, 15)

• Mark and number of the wild beast (16-18)

14

• The Lamb and the 144,000 (1-5)

• Messages from three angels (6-12)

  • Angel in midheaven with good news (6, 7)

• Happy are those who die in union with Christ (13)

• Two harvests of the earth (14-20)

15

• Seven angels with seven plagues (1-8)

  • The song of Moses and of the Lamb (3, 4)

16

• Seven bowls of God’s anger (1-21)

  • Poured out on the earth (2), the sea (3), the rivers and springs (4-7), the sun (8, 9), the throne of the wild beast (10, 11), the Euphrates (12-16), and the air (17-21)

  • God’s war at Armageddon (14, 16)

 17

• Judgment on “Babylon the Great” (1-18)

  • The great prostitute sits on a scarlet-colored beast (1-3)

  • The beast ‘was, is not, but is to ascend out of the abyss’ (8)

  • Ten horns to fight the Lamb (12-14)

  • Ten horns to hate the prostitute (16, 17)

18

• Fall of “Babylon the Great” (1-8)

  • “Get out of her, my people” (4)

• Mourning over Babylon’s fall (9-19)

• Rejoicing in heaven over Babylon’s fall (20)

• Babylon to be hurled into the sea like a stone (21-24)

19

• Praise Jah for his judgments (1-10)

  • Marriage of the Lamb (7-9)

• Rider on a white horse (11-16)

• Great evening meal of God (17, 18)

• Wild beast defeated (19-21)

20

• Satan bound for 1,000 years (1-3)

• Millennial rulers with Christ (4-6)

• Satan released, then destroyed (7-10)

• The dead judged before the white throne (11-15)

21

• A new heaven and a new earth (1-8)

  • No more death (4)

  • All things made new (5)

• New Jerusalem described (9-27)

22

• River of water of life (1-5)

• Conclusion (6-21)

  • ‘Come! Take life’s water free’ (17)

  • “Come, Lord Jesus” (20)