Understanding Revelation
The unveiling of Jesus Christ.
Revelation read as its first hearers did: letters to real churches, visions drawn from the Old Testament, and a Lamb who wins. The classes teach the book's genre and name where Christian traditions differ on the timeline.
17 passages · about 5 hours in all
Traditions. Christians read Revelation's timeline in several ways (historicist, preterist, idealist, futurist; amillennial, premillennial, postmillennial). Each class states which reading it is describing and why others disagree.
Plan your study
Tell Aide when you can sit down. We build the reading plan; if you miss a day it simply moves forward.
Days
That is 17 sittings, finishing around Thu, Nov 12.
Passages
- 1Revelation 1The risen Christ18 min
- 2Revelation 2Letters to the churches19 min
- 3Revelation 3Letters to the churches19 min
- 4Revelation 4–5The throne and the Lamb19 min
- 5Revelation 6The seals18 min
- 6Revelation 7The sealed and the multitude17 min
- 7Revelation 8–9The trumpets20 min
- 8Revelation 10–11The little scroll; two witnesses20 min
- 9Revelation 12The woman and the dragon18 min
- 10Revelation 13The beasts18 min
- 11Revelation 14The Lamb on Zion18 min
- 12Revelation 15–16The bowls19 min
- 13Revelation 17–18Babylon falls22 min
- 14Revelation 19The rider on the white horse18 min
- 15Revelation 20The thousand years18 min
- 16Revelation 21A new heaven and earth19 min
- 17Revelation 22Come, Lord Jesus18 min