<p>When the 6th trumpet sounds in Revelation, a massive war takes place. An army overtakes the "holy city."  But the invasion John the Apostle sees is not necessarily a war of weapons but a war of words. He says, “Their power is in their mouths” (Rev 9:19)—that is, they speak the “words of false teachers,” which are like “fire, smoke, and sulphur.”  </p>

When the 6th trumpet sounds in Revelation, a massive war takes place. An army overtakes the "holy city." But the invasion John the Apostle sees is not necessarily a war of weapons but a war of words. He says, “Their power is in their mouths” (Rev 9:19)—that is, they speak the “words of false teachers,” which are like “fire, smoke, and sulphur.”

<p>When the 6th trumpet sounds in Revelation, a massive war takes place. An army overtakes the "holy city."&nbsp; But the invasion John the Apostle sees is not necessarily a war of weapons but a war of words. He says, “Their power is in their mouths” (Rev 9:19)—that is, they speak the “words of false teachers,” which are like “fire, smoke, and sulphur.” &nbsp;</p>

The Sixth Trumpet

The book of Revelation has baffled readers for centuries. But Latter-day Saints can understand Revelation in a way no others can--because we have the temple! In fact, the temple is the key to understanding Revelation. Listen every Sunday as we study Revelation through the lens of the temple.

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The Sixth Trumpet

The Sixth Trumpet