So, there seem to be only five of them. When Lucifer rebelled, as described in Isaiah 14:12, that left four still serving God. These in Revelation 4 are probably the same ones seen carrying God's ...

Divine Mandate. Heavenly Structure. End-Time RevivalCorporate Affairs Commission Registration No: 196492OFFICIAL GLOBAL PROCLAMATION“As it is in heaven, so it is now established on earth.”With sacred ...

The Book of Revelation outlines the final showdown between God himself and his adversary Satan, in the final days of mankind. The scripture touches upon the outbreak of Armageddon, the Four Riders ...

Revelation 19:13-16 clearly refers to Jesus, from the description of “Word of God” (John 1) and reference to Psalm 2. “Rule them with a rod of iron” (19:15) is almost identical to 12:5.

She brought forth a male child, one who is to rule all the nations with a rod of iron, but her child was caught up to God and to his throne [Revelation 12:1, 5]. This is part of a very intriguging ...

Brandon Lake, an award-winning Christian music artist, drew attention on social media this week for suggesting worship songs ...

In chapter 7, John envisions a vast multitude of people from every tribe, tongue, and nation standing before God’s throne, worshiping God day and night (vv. 9–17).

In disasters, some believers see the wrath of an angry God. But a careful reading of the Book of Revelation complicates that thinking. NYTimes.com no longer supports Internet Explorer 9 or earlier.

But after a study trip to Turkey—and years of teaching Revelation at my local church in Rome and for conferences—I have come to realize how contextual the book is.