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Chapter | Lessons | History | Israel | Controlling Forces
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1-3 | The Seven Churches | Map | Map of Israel |
4-6 | The Seven Seals | Church history | The curses
7 | The Sealing of the church | - | The Mark of God
8-10 | The Seven Trumpets | Wars and Disasters | Jericho
10 | Prophecy Unsealed | The Advent Awakening | -
Seven Thunders | The Recreation Of Mankind
11 | The Two Witnesses | The French Revolution | Moses and Aaron
12 | Persecution of the church | Persecution | Israel in slavery |
13 | The Last world empire | United States | Babylon
The Mark of the Beast | Technology | The Mark of God
14 | Three Angel's Message | The Creation Evidence | Moses' Last message
15 | The Last Exodus | Fifty Exodus Journeys | Exodus as Prophecy
16 | Seven Last Plagues | The plagues of Egypt | Fall of Jerusalem
17 | Whore controls the world | Ecumenical movement | A furnace of fire
18 | Babylon the Great Falls | Fall of ancient Babylon | Ancient Babylon falls |
19 | The Second Coming | The First Coming (Birth) | Messianic prophecies
20 | The Millennium | - | Ancient Armageddon?
21-22 | Heaven | Canaan | Jerusalem
Places | Greece, France, Europe, Persia (Iran), Babylon (Iraq), the United States
People | The Papacy, Israel, The Christian Church, Businessmen
Views | Daniel | Study Plan View | Jewish View | History View | Symbol View
Prophecy | Messianic | New Testament | Old Testament | Fulfilled | Unfulfilled

The Succession Of Empires In History
The great prophecies of Daniel and Revelation start with the conquest of Israel by Babylon and continue on to the end of time. In this prophetic outline, these are the powers predicted to rule the world.

# | Empire | Prophecy | Daniel | Revelation
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1 | Babylon | The head of gold and the lion | 2 | 7 | 13 | -
2 | Medes and Persians | The chest of silver, the bear and the ram | 2 | 7,8,11 | 13 | -
3 | Greece | The belly and thighs of brass, the leopard and the goat | 2 | 7,8,11 | 13 | -
4 | Rome | The legs of iron, the terrible beast | 2 | 7,8,11 | 12, 13 | -
Europe | The feet of iron and clay, the ten horns | 2 | 7 | 13 | 17
5 | Papal Rome | The little horn | - | 7,8,11 | 12,13 | 17,18
6 | Communism | The beast from the abyss, ideas of the French Revolution | - | - | 11 | -
7 | United States | The lamb with two horns. Helps the persecuted church | - | 11, Help | 12,13 | -
A union of the Papacy and the United States | The image to the beast, the king of the north | - | 11 | 13 | 17,18
8 | Satan | The Eighth Head. The ruler of Gog and Magog | - | - | 17 | 20
9 | Jesus Christ | The Second Coming | 2 | 7,8,9,12 | 11,14,15 | 19-22
Europe in Prophecy
Origin (476). Daniel 2: 40-43 | Ten nations formed from the breakup of the Roman empire
Will Not Unite Daniel 2: 41-43 | Attempts to unite will fail
Revolution (First Fall, 1798) | Church loses power in the French revolution. Revelation 13: 3-4, 9-10
Religion. Revelation 17 | Controlled by the church
Global alliance | Forms a short alliance with Babylon the Great. Revelation 17: 12-14
Persecutes. | Alliance persecutes Revelation 17: 14
Alliance fails (Second Fall) | Europe breaks the alliance and attacks. Revelation 17: 16-18
The Catholic Church in Prophecy
Origin (538) | Comes from the Roman empire. Revelation 13: 2
Domination 538-1798 | Rules 1260 years. Revelation 13: 5-6
Persecutes | Persecutes the church. Revelation 13: 7-10
Wounded (First Fall, 1798) | Loses power in the French Revolution. Revelation 13: 3-4, 9-10
Healed (1929-1989) | Rises to power again. Revelation 13: 3-4
Europe Revelation 17 | Controls European Governments
Babylon the Great (1989-) | Joins forces with the United States to create the last world empire, Babylon the Great
Second Fall | The Future merges with the United States
The United States in Prophecy
Origin (1776) Revelation 13: 11-12 | Becomes a nation around the time of the first fall of the Papacy
Helps the church. | Rescues the persecuted church. Revelation 12: 16
War in Palestine (1989, 2001) | Becomes King of the North (Babylon the Great) in Palestine. Daniel 11: 40-45
Babylon the Great (1989-) | Joins forces with the Catholic church to create the last world empire.
Israel | Occupies Israel. Daniel 11: 40-45
European alliance | Forms a short alliance with Europe (ten kings). Revelation 17: 12-14
Persecutes. | Enforces religion with the approval of the church. Revelation 13: 15
Occult. | Uses occult forces. Revelation 13: 14; and 16: 13-14
Alliance fails | The false church is attacked by Europe. Revelation 17: 16-18
Collapses | Economic, religious and physical destruction. Revelation 18
The history of the world empires merges after the formation of Babylon the Great. These are the events in approximate order. Israel. The war in Palestine escalates and Israel becomes surrounded by her neighbors and occupied by the United States and the church Persecution of Global Israel. The United States is the military power that enforces the religious persecution ordered by the church. European Alliance. Europe joins in this persecution. Both the land of Israel and the true global church are persecuted. The Seven Last Plagues. The plagues fall on the world. Global Economic Collapse. An economic collapse starts in the United States and affects the whole world. Alliance Fails. Europe breaks away from the church and the United States. Second Coming. Babylon the Great collapses

The Structure Of Revelation And The Revelation of Jesus
The Revelation of Jesus Christ was written by the apostle John while he was exiled on the Isle of Patmos. It is a book that is about Jesus Christ. Therefore it is the Gospel, or the Good news about Christ. It tells how Jesus will complete the covenent through the Gospel and in what order. It begins with prophecies from the time of Christ and it uses the language and symbolism of all the earlier prophets like Daniel, Isaiah, Jeremiah and Joel. He deals with all outstanding, unfulfilled prophecy and enlarges on the events at the end of time.
The series of visions are presented in the order of the feasts. It begins with the Passover Lamb and ends with the feast of Tabernacles. They show the actions of God that trigger each phase of history or each new vision. However, the individual visions that occur during each feast are structured according to the sanctuary, the covenant and the curses. They reveal Christ from His role as the Lamb of God through the King of Kings.

Passover | Wavesheaf | Pentecost | Trumpets | Day of Atonement | Tabernacles
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1-3 | 4-5 | 6-7 | 8-11 | 10 | 12-13 | 14-15 | 16-19 | 14, 20-22
Lamb | Church | Accepted | Seals | Sealing | Judgment | Remnant called | Satan builds an empire | Warning | God destroys it | God rescues

Revelation of Jesus | Symbols | The Feasts | Chapters | Comments
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God Keeps the Covenant
Jesus | Lamb | Jesus | The Passover Lamb | 1 | Christ is the Passover Lamb and speaks words of love and encouragement to His church. He is accepted as the wavesheaf who is worthy to open the book of the covenant.
Shepherd | Seven Churches | The churches (priests) in the Outer Court | 2 - 3
Priest, King | The Most Holy Place | Jesus is accepted as the Wavesheaf | 4 - 5
The Holy Spirit and Pentecost | Covenant Keeper | Seven Seals The Covenant Applied | The fourth curse | 6 | The Pentecost era. The Holy Spirit comes to earth to seal the people of God. This is the blessing promised in the covenant. A new heart. Those who are not sealed suffer the punishment of the fourth curse and they are unprepared for the judgment.
The sealing of the church in the 2000 year Pentecost | 7
Judge | Seven Trumpets | The Feast of Trumpets. The world is called to judgment | 8 - 11
The Day of Atonement. The church is judged favorably | 10
The legal case against the wicked. | 11
The Response to the Holy Spirit and the Covenant
The Righteous in the World. and The Sins of The Wicked | Faithful Human (Son of Man) | The Church | The persecution of the righteous (Christ and the church) | 12 | The same period viewed as a spiritual battle of the church and God with the forces of Satan. God's reaction - He rewards the church.
The Leader of Israel | Remnant | The persecution of the remnant | 13
Census Taker | 666 | The creation of a false sanctuary. The numbering of the wicked. | 13
144,000 | The numbering of the righteous. The final warning. The harvest at the feast of Tabernacles | 14
The Reward of the Righteous and the Wicked
Judgment and Tabernacles | Rock (Hiding Place) | Seven Last plagues | The church is ready to cross over the sea of glass | 15 | The physical and spiritual worlds meet and executive judgment is given. God punishes the wicked.
Blood Avenger | The false sanctuary is destroyed. | 16
Babylon falls | Fall of Babylon. Plagues 5, 6 and 7 | 17 - 18
Bridegroom | The seventh plague, Second Coming | 19
Executioner | Millennium and hell | Fall of Satan | 20
God | King | The New Creation | Victory of the Church | 21 - 22 | God creates a new home for His faithful children.

A Historical Comparison Of The Visions
The sequence of fulfillment in history.

- | Passover | Pentecost | Feast of Trumpets | Feast of Tabernacles
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Beast Heads | 7 Churches | Seven Seals | Seven Trumpets | Seven Plagues | History
13, 17 | 1-3 | 4-6 | 8-10, 18 | 16 | 7, 12-15, 20-22
1 | Babylon | Israel | Patriarchs and Prophets | Traditional feasts | Fifth Curse | First temple destroyed
2 | Medo-Persia | Israel | Patriarchs and Prophets | Traditional feasts | Curses | Cyrus
3 | Greece | Maccabean revolt
4 | Rome | Jesus Christ | Passover | Fifth Curse | Second temple
1 | Ephesus | 1 | White horse: Pure early church | Pentecost | Blessings | Apostles | Martyrs
2 | Smyrna | 2 | Red horse: Roman persecutions | Summer drought | First curse | Roman Persecution
3 | Pergamos | 3 | Black horse: Apostasy
5 | Papacy | 4 | Thyatira | 4 | Pale horse: Papal persecutions | Feast of Trumpets | Papal Persecution
5 | Sardis | 5 | Martyrs ask for revenge | 1 | French Revolution | Second curse
6 | Philadelphia | 6 | Earthquake, dark sun, blood moon, stars fall 1755 Lisbon earthquake 1780 dark day, blood moon 1833 meteor shower Signs in the heavens Sky rolls up |
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| 2 | Papacy falls | Third curse | Reformation Inquisition
6 | Government Atheism | 7 | Laodicea | 3 | Atheism begins
4 | Judgment | Righteous Judged
5 | Atheism spreads | Sealing 144,000
7 | United States and Papacy | 6 | Babylon the Great persecutes | Fourth curse | Mark of the beast Jerusalem surrounded
7 | The Gospel is finished with the Holy Spirit | Israel converts
Babylon the Great falls. | Fifth curse | Sealing ends. Protected in the sanctuary
1 | Sores
2 | Blood sea
3 | Blood river
4 | Heat
8 | Satan | 5 | Darkness
6 | Euphrates dries
7 | Silence in heaven | 7 | Hail, Earthquake | Second Coming
God | Israel | Covenant keepers | Feast of Tabernacles | Blessings | First Resurrection
Satan bound | Millennium | Saints in Heaven | Saints Judge Wicked
The Third Coming | Second Resurrection
Satan released | Judgment of the Wicked | Hell Fire
New Heaven and Earth

A Symbolic Comparison Of The Visions

Summary of the Prophecies
Source of Symbols | Prophecies of Revelation
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Genesis 1 | Exodus 36-37 | Leviticus 23 | Leviticus 26 | 1-3 | 14 | 4-6 | 8-10 | 16 | 13, 17
Creation | Sanctuary | Feasts | Curses | Churches | 3 Angel's Message | Seals | Trumpets | Plagues | 7 Headed Beast
Source | Creation | Agriculture | Covenant | Blessings | Creation | Curses | Sanctuary, Curse #5 | Curse #3
1 | Earth, light and dark | Earth and stone altar | Passover Barley harvest | Covenant renewal | Ephesus | 1 | Angel in the heavens | White horse. Bow, crown | Hail, fire, blood | Sores | Babylon
2 | Sky, Sea | Laver, bronze sea | Unleavened bread | 1 | War. No peace. Sudden terror | Smyrna | Red horse, war | Burning mountain in the sea | Bloody sea | Medo-Persia
3 | Sea, Earth, rivers, springs and Trees | Table of shewbread, food and drink offering | Wave sheaf | 2 | No produce, no rain | Pergamos | Worship the creator of springs and waters. | Black horse, famine | Bitter water | Bloody river | Greece
4 | Sun, Moon and Stars | Menorah Altar of incense | Pentecost Wheat harvest | 3 | Wild animals, reduced population, no children | Thyatira | 2 | Angel brings light to the earth | Grey horse, death, sword, famine, disease, wild beasts | Darkened sun, moon, stars | Heat Altar condemns | Rome
5 | Fish and birds | Ark of the covenant | Trumpets | 4 | Famine, disease, sword | Sardis | Babylon is fallen. Full of unclean spirits and hateful birds. | Righteous under the altar ask for justice. More martyrs. | Smoke from the abyss | Darkness on the throne | Papacy
6 | Breath of life. Animals and Man made in the "image" of God | River of life from the throne | Yom Kippur | 5 | Sanctuary destroyed | Philadelphia | 3 | Do not worship the beast and his image | Sun dark, blood moon, earthquake destruction | Angels at the Euphrates | Dry Euphrates river | Communism
7 | Sabbath rest | Shekinah glory | Tabernacles Fruit harvest | Exile | Laodicea | Do not receive his mark. | Silence | Gospel finished | Air disaster | U.S.A. and Papacy
8 | New beginning | New Jerusalem | Shemini Atzeret | Blessings | Priests in heaven | 144,000 rescued | Second Coming | Satan

Parallel Images Of The Sanctuary And The Creation
The comparison is not meant to demonstrate similar events at the same time, but to show that all the prophecies follow a similar structure based on the order in the creation and the sanctuary.
For example, the plagues are poured on a part of creation, the effect was on a related part of the sanctuary, and it was applied as a curse to the people. The reason the creation and sanctuary are intimately connected is because both are creation events and, the sanctuary is also a judgment system. The outcome from this is either life or death (creation or destruction).

# | Creation | Sanctuary | Curse of the 7 Plagues | Wicked | Christ | 3 Angels' Message | 7 Trumpets
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1 | Earth | Altar of Sacrifice | Sores | Disease | Pestilence | Killed | 1 | Worship the creator of heaven, earth, seas and springs | Hail, fire, blood
2 | Sea | Laver Bronze sea | Blood of the dead | Famine | Famine | Blood and water | Burning mountain
3 | Fresh water, rivers and springs | Drink offering | Blood to drink | Drought | Wine of the wrath of God, dregs | Sour wine to drink. | Bitter waters
Altar | No mercy | Not hear prayers, rejection | Smoke of their torment goes up | Prayed for us | 2 | Babylon falls - gives wine of immorality to the nations
4 | Sun, moon, stars | Lamp | Heat, fire | The law of God revealed | They do not repent. Fire and brimstone | Sun was darkened | Earth lightened with the glory of the angel | Sun, moon, stars
| Nonliving | Holy | People | Disobedience | Physical | Warning | -
| Breath of life | Most Holy | Leaders and governments | Hostility | Spiritual | Punishment | 3 woes
5 | Flying creatures, Fish, birds, sea monster | Ark - God on a throne between 2 angels | Darkness on the throne | Loss of spiritual support | Unite with unclean spirits like frogs | On a cross between 2 thieves | 3 | Place of demons. Prison unclean spirits and birds | Smoke and king from the abyss darkens the air
6 | Man, beasts | River of life | Euphrates River dries up, frogs | Loss of political support | Cannibalism. Hostile - prepare to fight God in Armageddon | Forsaken by God and friends | All nations drink the wine of immorality | 4 Angels of death from the Euphrates
7 | Sabbath | God | Mystery finished | Hail, earthquake | Cities and sanctuary destroyed. No rest day or night | It is finished! Earthquake | Worshipped beast, no commandments or faith in Jesus | It is done
Result | Redemption | Judgment | Land desolate | Exiled to Sheol | Substitute | The wicked are cursed | Wrath of God
Source | Exodus 36-40; Revelation 22:1 | Revelation 16 | Leviticus 26: 14-39 | Revelation 14: 9-11; Revelation 18; Revelation 17: 16-18 | John 19; Luke 23; Matthew 27; Mark 15 | Revelation 14: 6-12; Revelation 18 | Revelation 8,9; Revelation 11: 15-19

- The Creation structure, elements and order are used as the symbols for prophecy, and it is also reflected in the sanctuary structure, judgment and the plagues.
- The Sanctuary shows the structure and order of God's recreation of mankind
- The seven plagues and seven trumpets show the structure and order of judgment and the un-creation of the earth. Both are sent as a response to an event at the altar of incense (Revelation 6: 9-10 and Revelation 8: 2-5 )
  The sixth plague is a repetition of the following prophecies that predict the collapse of the global political and religious union of Babylon.
  - Revelation 17: 16-18 the nations that allied with her shall turn against her and "eat her flesh". The punishment is related to the curse of cannibalism and that they will be given to the nations they went prostituting after (Revelation 17: 17).
  - Daniel 11: 44, 45 (the king of the north comes to an end and no one helps him) and then immediately Michael stands up and the people are delivered - that is the seventh plague.
  Revelation 18 chronicles the disaster after the sanctuary is destroyed. Even the valuable items that could be salvaged (gold, silver, jewelry, incense) are worthless - nobody wants them.
- The message of the three angels and the angel of Revelation 14 is God's warning about our unfaithfulness to the covenant and to avoid the covenant curses. The messages also follow the structure of the creation and like the plagues lead to the un-creation of the wicked.
  1. The first angel's message (Revelation 14: 6-7) is a call to remind us to be faithful to the covenant because we are being judged
  2. The second angel (Revelation 14: 8 and Revelation 18: 2-3) tells us that the people of Babylon have been judged and failed.
  3. The third angel (Revelation 14: 9-12 and Revelation 18: 4-5, 6-24) lists our punishment according to what was agreed in the covenant curses. They do not keep the commandments of God or have the faith of Jesus (Verse 12).

Structure Of Prophecy

Vision | Structure Of Revelation
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# | Text | Phrase | Prophecy | Prelude | Interlude | Comment | Sanctuary
1 | 1:10 | I heard | The seven churches | 1:1 - 1:9 | None | Chapter 1 - 3 | A message and reward for the nation of priests
2 | 6:1 | I saw, I heard | The Seven Seals | 4:1 - 5:14 | Chapter 7 | The lamb opens the seals on the book. | The covenant is opened
4:1 | After these things | Throne in heaven and the open door and a closed book. The curses are unleashed. | Chapter 4 and 5 are a prelude to chapter 6 | The Most Holy Place is opened. Judgment begins. Curses sent.
7:1 | I saw | The sealing | The sealing is an interlude between the sixth and seventh seal | The church is sealed and the book is opened. | The righteous are identified
3 | 8:2 | I saw | The seven trumpets | None | 10 - 11:14 | The world is judged | A call to judgment
10:1 | I saw | The open book and the judgment of the church | This is an interlude in the seven trumpets | The church is judged | The final reading of the covenant to the people
4 | 12-13 | A change | The persecution of the church by the dragon | None | 14 | The dragon is punished for persecuting the church. | The people and sanctuary of God are attacked. False worship is enforced.
14:1 | I looked | The three angel's message | 144,000 and the fall of Babylon | The 144000, the gospel and the fall of Babylon | A message to avoid false worship. The prophet warns the world.
5 | 16 | I saw | Seven Last plagues | 15 | 17 | Plagues are written in chapter 16 | The curses are applied
15:1 | I saw | The victorious saints | Prelude to the seven last plagues | Declare that God is righteous | The righteous are rewarded. The blessings are applied.
17:1 | Then | The judgment of the harlot | Reason why the harlot is judged. She persecuted and she corrupted the ministry. | God is justified | The enemies of God are rewarded. Enlargement: The sixth plague
6 | 19:1 | After these things | The Second Coming | 18 | 20 | The Second Coming | The harvest. Enlargement: The seventh plague
18:1 | After these things | The angel's message | Details about the fall of Babylon | The punishment of Babylon | The last three plagues
20:1 | I saw | Armageddon | Satan chained | Judgment | The millennium and the two resurrections | The hostility to God
20:11 | I saw | White throne judgment | Armageddon and the punishment of Satan | The second death and the lake of fire | Evil is destroyed
7 | 21:1 | I saw | Heaven | None | 22:8 | The saints rewarded | The blessings applied

Structure of Daniel
Chapter | Prophecy
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2 | The metal man
4 | The great tree
7 | The four unclean animals
8 | The sanctuary animals
9 | The 2300 days and the Messiah
11-12 | The detail history of the 2300 days

The different prophecies of Daniel can be easily identified because they occur several years apart. But the prophecies of revelation are more difficult to separate into their different visions because the entire prophecy was given at one time. But Revelation is structured after a pattern of a series of seven events. We can use this pattern to see if there are other divisions within the prophecy.
To find these separate themes, several items can be analyzed.

1. The Series of seven (churches, seals, trumpets, plagues).
2. A Change in symbols and topic (Revelation 12, 13)
3. The language structure. Look for phrases such as:
   - "After these things" or "After this". This phrase seems to consistently introduce a new vision. Revelation (4:1, 7:1, 7:9, 15:5, 18:1, 19:1).
   - "Then I looked". This phrase introduces a new element. Revelation (4:1, 14:1, 14:14, 15:5).
   - "I heard". This phrase often introduces the next item in a series but often not a new vision.
   - "I saw" or "I looked". This phrase introduces the next item in a series. It may be preceded by a long introduction or an interlude. Revelation (5:1, 6:1, 8:2, 13:1, 14: 6) (4:1, 14:1, 14:14, 15:5 )
4. Interlude and prelude. They can be long introductions to a new prophecy or explanations. Revelation (15:1, 17:1)
   What is clear is that the series of seven seem to show the events in history and the interludes show the same event applied to the saints. They may not occur at the same time. For example, the seven trumpets show the partial judgments of the earth until the final judgment in the seventh trumpet, but the interlude shows the judgment of the church. They are treated differently at an appointed time.
5. Fasts. Revelation is structured in the order of the feasts.
6. Chapter divisions - (Daniel)

The Order Of The Visions
The next difficulty lies in determining if the separate visions come in order or parallel other visions. This is a matter of investigating what occurs in each vision. Some of this is obvious by looking at the table above.
Visions 5 - 7 repeats and enlarges the last part of vision 4 concerning the events at the end of the persecution. It is not in order because in chapter 17, the angels gives the reason why the judgments of chapter 15 and 16 were given. So chapter 17 goes back in time before the events of the two previous chapters. This is the simplest example of one of the problems in the visions - knowing when the prophecy jumps back or forward in time to give an explanation or background to the events it has just explained or is about to explain. Usually, such transitions are seen as interludes.
Finally, the mystery is unraveled by seeing the prophesy as written in the order of the accomplishments of the feast. In it we must recognize the dual nature of these fulfillments. The feasts are portrayed as a separate order of events in time, yet they are parallel. The reason is that the church experiences the fulfillment for them over a series of events, but Jesus Christ is fulfilling them in parallel. The events will converge and conclude after the Second Coming.

The Order and Alignment of the Visions of Revelation
Vision # | The Major Visions | Comment
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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5-7
Prophecy | Church | Seal | Trumpet | Dragon | Last Days
Feasts | Passover | Shavu'ot | Trumpet | Yom Kippur | Tabernacles
Previous events | #1-#2 | #1-#3 | #1-#2 | 12 | 17: 1-8 | Events before the time of the end
Babylon grows | #3 | #4 | #3 | 13:1-11 | 17: 9-18 | The last empire emerges
Persecution | #4-#5 | #5 | #4-#6 | 13: 12-18 | 17: 13-14 | The 1260 year persecution. Reformation
Judgment | #6-#7 | #6 | #7; 11 | 14: 1-5 | 17 | The seventh trumpet
Last Message | - | 7: 1-17 | 10: 6-7 | 14: 6-12 | 18: 1-4 | The three angel's message. The sealing
Fall of Babylon | - | - | 11:15-17 | 14: 8 | 17: 16-17; 18: 5-24 | The collapse of the global tyrant
Punishment | - | - | 11: 18 | 14: 9-12 | 16 | Plague or wrath of God
Saints Rewarded | - | 7: 4-17 | 11: 18 | 14: 13 | 15 | The blessings of the covenant
Second Coming | - | #7 | 11: 19 | 14: 14-16 | 19 | He destroys His enemies and rescues His church
Hell | - | - | - | 14: 17-20 | 20 | The millennium, Armageddon and the lake of fire
Heaven | - | - | - | - | 21-22 | The righteous live with God

God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God. (Romans 8: 28) | Time: 40 minutes Print: 8 pages
Copyright Updated : September 25, 2004 Credits: Author: Laverna Patterson. Editor: Patterson (January 2008))