Revelation 19:11-16 comprises the first part of "The Return of the King." Here we are working with the idea that We must worship Christ in His triumphant return! To this proposition, we might pose the question: How is Christ described in His triumphant return?

In v. 11a we note 1) The Origin of the returning King.

Then, the rest of v. 11 describes 2) The Purity of the returning King.

Now, in v. 12 we begin to note 3) the Description of the returning King. In this verse, we discuss the first three descriptions.

Revelation 19:11-16 comprises the first part of "The Return of the King." Here we are working with the idea that We must worship Christ in His triumphant return! To this proposition, we might pose the question: How is Christ described in His triumphant return?

In v. 11a we note 1) The Origin of the returning King.

Then, the rest of v. 11 describes 2) The Purity of the returning King.

We discussed the first aspect of His purity in 11b as a) On a white horse.

Now we note His title b) Faithful and True.

And finally, c) His righteous governance.

Revelation 19:11-16 comprises the first part of "The Return of the King." Here we are working with the idea that We must worship Christ in His triumphant return! To this proposition, we might pose the question: How is Christ described in His triumphant return?

In v. 11a we note 1) The Origin of the returning King.

Then, the rest of v. 11 describes 2) The Purity of the returning King.

In this episode we only get through the first description of his purity: a) On a white horse.

Revelation 19:6-10 covers "The Marriage Supper of the Lamb." We are working with the idea that We must understand this hymn about the marriage supper of the Lamb."

In v. 6a we studied 1) The Background to the Hymn.

Then, in vv. 6b-8a we looked at 2) The Content of the Hymn.

Now, in vv. 8b-10 we learn of 3) The Lesson of the Hymn.

Revelation 19:6-10 covers "The Marriage Supper of the Lamb." We are working with the idea that We must understand this hymn about the marriage supper of the Lamb."

In v. 6a we study 1) The Background to the Hymn.

Then, in vv. 6b-8a we began to dive into 2) The Content of the Hymn.

We studied first in v. 6b a) Praise to God for His Reign.

Now, we see in vv. 7-8a b) A Call to Worship. First noting the call, then secondly, the reasons.

Revelation 19:6-10 covers "The Marriage Supper of the Lamb." We are working with the idea that We must understand this hymn about the marriage supper of the Lamb."

In v. 6a we study 1) The Background to the Hymn.

Then, in vv. 6b-8 we begin to dive into 2) The Content of the Hymn.

We study, first in v. 6b a) Praise to God for His Reign.

Revelation 19:1-5 covers the topic of "Praising God's Judgment." In this section we are working with the idea that We must learn to praise God in all things! To do this we will examine several traits of praise in these verses.

In v. 1a we discussed 1) The Occasion of Praise.

Then, in vv. 1, 3, 4, and 6 we examined 2) The Calls to praise.

In vv. 1b-2 we looked at 3) The Content of the First Praise.

Today, we wrap up this section by looking first in v. 3 at 4) The Content of the Second Praise.

And finally, in vv. 4-5 we see 5) The Content of the Third Praise.

Revelation 19:1-5 covers the topic of "Praising God's Judgment." In this section we are working with the idea that We must learn to praise God in all things! To do this we will examine several traits of praise in these verses.

In v. 1a we discussed 1) The Occasion of Praise.

Today, in vv. 1, 3, 4, and 6 we examine 2) The Calls to praise.

Then, in vv. 1b-2 we look at 3) The Content of the First Praise.

Revelation 19:1-5 covers the topic of "Praising God's Judgment." In this section we are working with the idea that We must learn to praise God in all things! To do this we will examine several traits of praise in these verses.

In v. 1a we discuss 1) The Occasion of Praise.

Revelation 18:21-24 covers the third and final part of "A Dirge for Babylon." We are still working with the idea that We must understand God’s judgment against Babylon!

In vv. 1-3 we saw that 1) We must understand the pronouncement of his judgment.

Then, in vv. 4-5 we learned that 2) We must understand the call to avoid his judgment.

In vv. 6-8 we saw that 3) We must understand the definition of his judgment.

In vv. 9-19 we learned the 4) We must understand the lament of those judged.

In v. 20 we saw that 5) We must understand the joy that his judgment will bring.

Now, in v. 21 we see that 6) We must understand the picture of God's judgment.

And in v. 22, we unpacked the idea that 7) We must understand the totality of God's judgment.

Then, we start discussing the idea that 8) We must understand the reasons for his judgment.

Here, in v. 23b we discovered the first reason is a) She practiced deceptive sorcery.

Finally, in v. 24, we discover the second reason, and that is b) She murdered anyone who would not follow her.