Walk Thru The Bible
Revelation 1-22

Monday -      Revelation   1 Vision of Jesus
              Revelation   2 Warnings to Churches
              Revelation   3 Warnings to Churches
              Revelation   4 Throne in Heaven

Tuesday -     Revelation   5 The Scroll and the Lamb
              Revelation   6 The Seven Seals
              Revelation   7 The 144,000 Sealed
              Revelation   8 Seventh Seal/Golden Censer/Trumpets

Wednesday -   Revelation   9 Fifth Seal/ Three Woes
              Revelation   10 Angel and Little Scroll
              Revelation   11 Two Witnesses
              Revelation   12 Woman and Dragon/ War in Heaven

Thursday -    Revelation   13 Beast out of the Sea
              Revelation   14 Lamb and the 144,000
              Revelation   15 Seven Angels, Seven Plagues
              Revelation   16 Seven Bowls of Wrath of God

Friday -      Revelation   17 The Woman on the Beast
              Revelation   18 The Fall of Babylon
              Revelation   19 Marriage Supper of the Lamb
              Revelation   20 1000 Year Reign

Saturday -    Revelation   21 New Jerusalem
              Revelation   22 The River of Life

Sunday is make-up day. If you missed any reading or if you read only a
few chapters per day make up for lost time by reading for an hour on
the Lord's Day.


Children's Bible Reading

It is not easy for a child to read through the Bible nor to sit and
listen to long passages being read. We recommend that if you have
children in your home that you read daily one story from Ken Taylor's
"The Book."  Ken Taylor is the translator of the Living Bible.  He did
that while commuting by train to and from work so that his children
would understand the Scriptures.

The children are behind us.  They will be reading 2 Samuel while we go
to the New Testament to see Jesus and his passion, death and
resurrection.


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Commentary:

John, the beloved disciple and author of the Gospel by that name,
is by now an old man persecuted for his faith in Jesus Christ.
He has made his residence in the city of Ephesus where he is well
known as the head of the church there. He has also take Jesus' mother,
his aunt, Mary, to his own house there where she reportedly died,
though her body may have been taken back to Palestine for burial.
John was exiled (banished) to the island called Patmos, a penal
colony, where prisoners were forced into hard labor. It is there, on
the Lord's Day, he has a vision of things to come. This becomes the
book of Revelation, otherwise known as the Apocalypse.


Promises: