Behold I Come; Blessed is He that Watcheth
Studies in Revelation. 6 Classes + PowerPoint for classes 2 to 6.
Classes
Class 1: Class 1 Let us be glad and rejoice and give glory to Him
The class explores the book of Revelation, focusing on John's future role and the encouragement to be glad and rejoice in the coming glory. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining faith and passion for God amidst life's challenges, mirroring the book's forward-looking and reflective nature.
Class 2: Class 2 I will give power unto my 2 witnesses
The class explores the sixth trumpet of Revelation, focusing on the judgment of the Christian Roman Empire through historical events like the fall of Constantinople and the French Revolution. It emphasizes the role of the two witnesses as religious figures who expose the papacy as the Antichrist, highlighting the importance of prophecy and ecclesial vigilance.
Class 3: Class 3 And They Stood upon their Feet
The class explores Revelation 11, focusing on the persecution of Christians and the role of the two witnesses against the papacy. It traces historical events, particularly the French Revolution, as a fulfillment of prophecy, emphasizing the significance of the 1260-year period and the impact on religious and secular communities.
Class 4: Class 4 Go Your Ways and Pour Out the Vials of the Wrath of God
The class explores the historical fulfillment of the first five vials of Revelation 16, focusing on Napoleon's role in the downfall of the Holy Roman Empire and the Catholic Church. It connects these events to divine judgment and the broader context of prophecy.
Class 5: Class 5 A Way Prepared
The class discusses the sixth vial of Revelation, focusing on the preparation for Christ's return and the importance of keeping faith and resisting false teachings. It covers historical events like the fall and rise of the papacy and the return of Jews to Israel, emphasizing the need for believers to remain vigilant and faithful.
Class 6: Class 6 The Lamb Shall Overcome Them
The class explores Revelation 10 and 14, focusing on the vision of the future and the role of the faithful in the end times. It emphasizes the importance of prophecy in keeping believers connected to God and warns against the dangers of humanism and moral compromise.