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We read Revelation 16–18 and watch the story move from the seven bowl judgments to the exposure and collapse of Babylon the Great. We zoom out to see how God’s justice answers real evil, why some hearts refuse to repent, and how Psalm 73 helps us keep an eternal perspective when the wicked seem to prosper. 
• setting Revelation as the culmination of God’s long plan from Genesis onward 
• walking through the seven bowls of God’s wrath in Revelation 16 
• noticing the Exodus plagues as a foreshadowing pattern for Revelation 
• tracking the build toward Armageddon and the warning to stay alert 
• meeting Babylon the Great and the symbolism of the prostitute and the beast 
• leaning into the text’s call for wisdom instead of giving up 
• hearing Revelation 18’s lament over lost luxury and collapsing wealth 
• connecting the fall of Babylon to Matthew 5 and thirsting for justice 
• using Psalm 73 to reframe prosperity, envy, and final destiny 
• pointing to a resource for deeper biblical prophecy study 

I mentioned the Prophecy Pros podcast, a great resource to help unpack and understand some of the tricky details of Revelation and other biblical prophecy.

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