Which name did critics call an invention of the Bible, until a carved stone turned up at Caesarea? Jim Scudder walks the Israel Museum at night, from the house of David to the great Isaiah Scroll.

Two hundred million horsemen ride, and the killing power sits in their mouths and in their tails. A third of humanity dies in Revelation 9, and the last verses turn to the people left standing.

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Which river on today’s map has four fallen angels bound in it, waiting on a date already set? The sixth trumpet sounds in Revelation 9, and Jim Scudder reads what those four are loosed to do.

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How long does a sting from the bottomless pit keep hurting a man who cannot get away from it? Revelation 9 gives these locusts their orders, and Jim Scudder walks through every limit set on them.

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Why does the Bible say that hell was never made for people in the first place? The bottomless pit opens in Revelation 9, and Jim Scudder lays out four things Jesus said about hell.

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What is the biggest lie that people tell about Israel, and what is the truth that answers it? Jim Scudder asked exactly that of Christian and Jewish leaders, from a Jerusalem rabbi to Ambassador Mike Huckabee.

A third of the sea turns to blood, and a third of every living thing in it dies off. Trumpets two, three, and four sound in Revelation 8, and the world’s fresh water is next.

What is left of this planet after a third of its trees burn and every blade of grass is gone? Jim Scudder reaches the first trumpet of Revelation 8 and shows you who these judgments cannot harm.

What happens to all of your prayers after you say amen and get up off your knees? Revelation 8 puts them into an angel’s hand at the golden altar, and Jim Scudder follows what happens next.

Why does every voice in heaven stop at once and stay quiet for the space of a half hour? The seventh seal breaks in Revelation 8, and Jim Scudder tells you what that silence is for.