Come And See! Witnessing For Christ
Classes
Class 1: Come and See
The class covers the first six seals of the Apocalypse, focusing on God's judgment on pagan Rome and the subsequent period of civil war and persecution. It emphasizes the need for believers to remain steadfast in faith despite adversity, drawing parallels with historical and contemporary challenges.
Class 2: How Long O Lord Christs Brethren Slain
The class explores Revelation's third and fourth seals, focusing on the Roman Empire's injustice and persecution of Christians. It highlights the suffering of Christ's followers and the historical context of persecution, emphasizing the need for perseverance and faith.
Class 3: There Was A Great Earthquake Prayers of the Saints Answered
The class explores Revelation 6 and 12, focusing on the sixth seal and the great earthquake as answers to the prayers of the saints during the persecution under Emperor Diocletian. It emphasizes the perseverance and faith of early Christians in the face of intense persecution.
Class 4: Woman Fled Into the Wilderness
The class explores Revelation 12, focusing on the historical context of the woman fleeing into the wilderness and the beast rising from the abyss, connecting it to the rise of Constantine and the early Christian church's struggles with apostasy. The class emphasizes the importance of faithfulness and standing firm in the face of persecution.
Class 5: The Seven Angels Prepared Themselves to Sound
The class explores Revelation 8:1-6, focusing on the seventh seal and the preparation of the seven angels to sound the trumpets. It emphasizes the power of prayer and the historical context of the Roman Empire's transformation under Constantine, linking it to divine intervention and the fulfillment of prophecy.
Class 6: The Eclipse of an Empire
The class explores the historical fulfillment of the second trumpet in Revelation, focusing on the Vandals and their impact on the Roman Empire. It emphasizes the role of angels in guiding historical events and encourages believers to persevere in faith, anticipating Christ's return.