John sees Jesus reigning for 1,000 years. In this complex passage, we explore the different interpretations throughout church history.

John sees the clearest depiction of the second coming of Christ in all of Scripture, as all of heaven celebrates God’s righteous judgments.

John sees the fall of Satan’s kingdom, Babylon, as angels declare God’s judgment and mourners lament over the loss of the worldly kingdom.

John sees a prostitute and a beast that display for us the ultimate demise of Satan’s kingdom.

John sees seven angels pour out seven bowls that are pictures of divine judgments on sinful humanity.

God has called us to put off our old sinful life, and to put on our new life in Christ.

John sees what the Day of Judgment will look like for those who follow the Beast.

John sees a vision of the church. The description shows how we will go to battle against the enemy and his counterfeit kingdom.

Jesus had just told His disciples He would be leaving them soon, but that He would ask the Father to send another helper to be with them. All believers have that same helper, the Holy Spirit, indwelled in them.

John sees a vision of another beast which he uses to call Christians living in the church age to exercise wisdom.