The two witnesses in Jerusalem. Who might they be and what is their purpose? The Seventh Trumpet when the Messiah returns. Where have we seen that before?

The Little Scroll and a discussion of the mystery of God which is to be fulfilled.

The seven trumpets mirror the conquest of Jericho in the Book of Joshua. Similarly, the censer of incense hurled to the earth echos Korah's rebellion in the Book of Numbers.

The sealing of the 144,000. What is the Scriptural background for their choice, who are they and what is their mission?

As the Lamb opens the scroll's first six seals, events happen on the Earth. Where are we in the sequence of seals and what are the events that are yet to come?

The Lamb and the scroll. What does the scroll represent? A discussion of how deeds were handled in Israel.

Looking at the end times through the eyes of John. How should we approach this subject? John had a perspective that grew out of who he was and his experiences. We have data that suggest he was a priest. That training and perspective will help us understand his visions of the end times.

The Church at Laodicea is famous for being neither hot nor cold. Because of this lack of heat, they have no energy to do any works. Being spat out of Y'shua's mouth is by way of getting their attention.

Philadelphia is complemented only for her patient endurance. Ephesus and Thyatira also have patient endurance, but those two churches are complemented for other things as well. Hence, by the time we get to Philadelphia, faithful endurance is all that remains - which is enough.

Sardis, the church that believes that it is alive but is dead in the eyes of God. From the world's perspective, this church is doing fine, but lacks the fruits of the Spirit.