Eschatology (Page 3)

Revelation 17:1-4 We examine this chapter of the book of Revelation from the moderate preterist perspective – seeing that (like much of the book of Revelation) its contents largely deal with the imminent fall of Jerusalem in 70AD. We focus on the judgment on the Harlot.

Revelation 16 We examine this chapter of the book of Revelation from the moderate preterist perspective – seeing that its contents largely deal with the imminent fall of Jerusalem in 70AD. We focus in this lesson on the seven bowl judgment.

Revelation 15:1-8 We examine this chapter of the book of Revelation from the moderate preterist perspective – seeing that (like much of the book of Revelation) much of its contents deal with the imminent fall of Jerusalem in 70AD. We focus in this lesson on the prelude to

Revelation 14:14-20 We will complete our study of this chapter of Revelation, from the perspective that many of the events it deals with took place during God’s judgment on Israel in 70 AD. We focus especially on the 200 miles of blood and the meanings thereof.

Revelation 14:1-13 We look at Chapter 14 of the book Revelation from the perspective that it deals with events leading up to and including the fall of Jerusalem in 70AD. We focus on the 144,000 with the name of the Father on their foreheads and the three angels.

Revelation 13:11-18 We continue our consideration of Chapter 13 of the book Revelation from the perspective that it deals with events leading up to and including the fall of Jerusalem in 70AD. We focus on the symbolism of the beasts in the chapter.

Revelation 13:1-10 We break new ground in our study of the book of Revelation, looking at chapter 13 from the perspective that it deals mainly with the events leading up to the destruction of the Temple in 70 AD.

Revelation 12 We continue our survey of Revelation from the perspective that much of the book may relate to the overthrow of Jerusalem and the temple in AD 70. We focus on the image of Michael and the dragon.

Revelation 12 We continue our survey of Revelation from the perspective that much of the book may relate to the overthrow of Jerusalem and the temple in AD 70. This week, we begin focusing on the image of the woman and the dragon.