Revelation Table of Contents

Revelation Table of Contents

This is a partial commentary on the Book of Revelation using visual aids. The aids have been prepared to be studied in the order listed:

First, there is a blessing pronounced by the author on those who interpret the book correctly (Revelation 1:3) . . . but there is a curse for those who error in their interpretation (Revelation 22:18-19). Following in the historical footsteps of William Miller, David Koresh was one who fell under the curse.
Interpreting Revelation presents several standard methods of interpreting Revelation. The futuristic method is shown to be the best method. REVISED AND EXPANDED
The Churches of Revelation provides an outline in table form of Revelation 2-3. The churches existed in John's, the author's, lifetime and are not phases of the age in which we live.
It is almost undisputed that Revelation 19-22 is a prophecy of the Second Coming of Christ and the events that follow.
Another continuous segment is Revelation 6-11. The seventh seal becomes the first trumpet.
Then there is the bowl judgment segment in Revelation 16.
A structure for Revelation can be discovered by lining up the portions of Revelation that mention the last half of the Tribulation (42 months = 1,260 days = 3.5 times = 0.5 week). Portions of Daniel and Matthew can also be lined up.

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