The Theology of Revelation South Florida Bible College & Seminary © John Stevenson, 2009.

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The Theology of Revelation South Florida Bible College & Seminary © John Stevenson, 2009

The First Epistle of John Walking in the Light

The is a Book of Contrasts Light versus Darkness Truth versus Error Love versus Hatred Christians versus the World

The Rise of Gnosticism From the Greek word gnosis (“knowledge”). It would arise in the 2 nd century, but its seeds were already evident. The physical is bad; the spirit is good. Views of Jesus. –Docetism: Christ only seemed to be human. –Cerenthianism: The Divine Christ entered Jesus at His baptism and departed prior to His death. Salvation through knowledge.

Your walk in the light will be evidenced… In how you walk and in what you say In how you obey In how you live In how you love In how you believe 1 st JOHN WALKING IN THE LIGHT Chapter 1Chpt 2Chpt 3Chpt 4Chpt 5

The Revelation of Jesus Christ The Final Chapter

Common Interpretations of Revelation Idealist View: Sees the book as showing the spiritual battle between good versus evil. Preterist View: Focuses on the first century fall of Jerusalem as the backdrop of the prophecies of this book Historical View: Sees the prophecies as depicting the course of history in this age Futurist View: Sees most of the events of the book as taking place in a time of future tribulation followed by the Second Coming

Revelation Vision of Jesus and Seven letters to seven churches Throne of God & Scroll with seven seals 8-11 Seven trumpets Christ, the Dragon & the Seven Bowls The Harlot on Seven Hills & the Bride 20 The King reigns New Heaven & New Earth Each ends with a promise of 2 nd Coming Christ wipes away every tear (7:17) Christ will reign forever & ever (11:15) Fall of the nations “It is done” (16:17) Rider on the White Horse (19:16) Judge & Lake of Fire I am coming quickly (22:20)

Eschatological Views Views of the Millennium and the future Church Age “Rapture” Tribulation Millennium Eternal State Second Coming Judgment

Church Age Tribulation Millennium Eternal State Second Coming Judgment (“Rapture”) Eschatological Views Views of the Millennium and the future

Church Age (Millennium) Eternal State Second Coming Judgment “Rapture” (Tribulation) Eschatological Views Views of the Millennium and the future

Church Age Millennium Eternal State “Rapture” Judgment Second Coming Eschatological Views Views of the Millennium and the future

Short Millennium “Rapture” Judgment Second Coming Church (Eternal State) 70 A.D. Eschatological Views Views of the Millennium and the future