Introduction to the Book of Revelation
The book of Revelation is the ___________ ____________ of Jesus Christ in all His glory and the ______________ _________________ of this present age with His triumphant return to earth. [Revelation 1:7]
While the Apostle John — the ____________ ________________ — was inspired by the Holy Spirit as the _____________ ______________ of the book, Jesus Christ is the _____________ _____________.
The book of Revelation was _______________ to John using _____________ ______________ and _____________ _____________ that already have been clearly established in Scripture. [Revelation 1:1-2]
Jesus provides the ______________ of the entire book, along with both a _____________ _______________ and _______________ _______________ to all who read it. [Revelation 1:3, 1:19, 22:18-19]
Personal Application
Begin praying daily for ears to hear and a spirit of wisdom and understanding.
Read at least one chapter aloud every day and take good notes.
Pray for opportunities to share the gospel amidst the uncertainty of our day.
Small Group Listening Guide — January 10, 2021
Read Revelation 1 Out Loud
Have you ever participated in an in-depth study of the book of Revelation before? What was your experience like?
What is your overall attitude about this study? Why?
What was the Apostle John’s relationship with Jesus like? Why is that significant?
How are we to approach the symbolic language and mysterious descriptions in the book of Revelation? How can we discover the literal meaning of these symbols?
What is the outline of the book, according to Revelation 1:19?
What is the unique blessing connected with this book? [see Revelation 1:3] Why is hearing the spoken word so essential? [see Romans 10:14-17]
What is the serious warning associated with this book? [see Revelation 22:18-19] How do we “add” or “take away” from Scripture?