Is the Book of Revelation obscure because we do not understand it or because we misunderstand it? This study will walk you step-by-step through the last book of Scripture. In uncertain times such as ours, Revelation anchors us in the hope of Christ and gives us abiding peace and joy.
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A Bird's Eye View
This lecture is about what Revelation is not. It is not an account of a war between America and the Anti-Christ. It is not about Armageddon...
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Chapter 1:1 - Chapter 1:3
In this lecture we cover verses 1 through 3 of the first chapter. These verses affirm the sacred humanity of our Lord. It helps us answer...
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Chapter 1:4 - Chapter 1:7
Verses 4 - 7 provide us with an interpretative key: Approaching Revelation as a Liturgy yields abundant fruits. An important principle that...
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Chapter 1:7 - Chapter 1:11
In verses 7 through 11 of chapter 1 of Revelation, Jesus tells us "I am coming soon." What did He mean by that? Often times, we inject into...
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Chapter 1:12 - Chapter 1:20
In verses 12 through 20 of the first chapter of Revelation, Our Lord appears to St. John between the seven lamp stands. His appearance...
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The Seven Letters -- The Letters and the Covenant
This lecture surveys all seven letters and describes their inner structure. Each letter is structured according to the ancient covenantal...
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The Seven Letters -- Ephesus and Smyrna
In this lecture we study the letters to Ephesus and Smyrna. Ephesus ranked first amongst the seven cities in power and prestige within the...
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The Seven Letters -- Pergamum and Thyatira
Pergamum was the official center of Emperor worship in Asia Minor. It ranked second in importance amongst the seven cities and had a...
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The Seven Letters -- Sardis and Philadelphia
Sardis had a population of 120,000 and Christ declares to this particular church that "they are dead." In this letter God shows us his...
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The Seven Letters -- Philadelphia and Laodicea
A city known for its banking and trading, so wealthy that when a major earthquake struck the city before 70 A.D. Laodicea rebuilt itself...
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