Notes on the Book of the Revelation

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This historic book may contain numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can often download a free scanned copy of the original book from the publisher. The 1839 edition is not indexed or illustrated. The narrative discusses events in the heavens as they relate to the judgment associated with the seventh trumpet. Initially, the saints are taken out of the way, followed by the casting down of Satan. After the persecution of the Jews, the final struggle ensues, culminating in the judgment of the beast. The remnant's cry on earth invokes judgment, similar to the cry from under the altar that preceded the sixth seal. The trumpet judgments then unfold, with the last trumpet heralding the final judgment. A key question arises regarding the timing of Satan's casting down. The twelfth chapter encapsulates the book's overarching themes, introducing the last agents of judgment as the seventh trumpet sounds. This chapter indicates that the first act is the removal of the one destined to rule the nations, with subsequent events unfolding thereafter. The next significant event is not a change in the heavens but a war, leading to the adversary's downfall. This occurs before the last three and a half years of tribulation and the fleeing that follows. The casting down of the dragon appears to happen prior to the establishment of the abomination, likely during the early seals. The appearance of the Son of Man follows these heavenly changes,