ROCK THE NATION ~ MONTROSE

Yes — I can lay this out clearly for you. The Book of Revelation (last book of the New Testament) presents its visions in a symbolic and sequential way. Below is a structured list of the major future predictions, given in the general order they appear in the text. (I’ll simplify the symbolism while keeping it accurate to the text.)

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Predictions in Revelation (in order of appearance)
1. Letters to the Seven Churches (Rev. 2–3)
• Warnings, encouragements, and promises to the early Christian communities (Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, Laodicea).
2. Vision of the Throne in Heaven (Rev. 4–5)
• God’s throne revealed; the Lamb (Christ) found worthy to open the sealed scroll of future events.
3. The Seven Seals (Rev. 6–8:1)
• Seal 1: White horse – conquest.
• Seal 2: Red horse – war.
• Seal 3: Black horse – famine.
• Seal 4: Pale horse – death.
• Seal 5: Cry of the martyrs.
• Seal 6: Cosmic disturbances (earthquake, darkened sun, falling stars).
• Seal 7: Silence in heaven, leading to the seven trumpets.
4. The Seven Trumpets (Rev. 8–11)
• Trumpet 1: Hail and fire burn a third of the earth.
• Trumpet 2: A fiery mountain falls into the sea, destroying sea life and ships.
• Trumpet 3: A star (“Wormwood”) falls, poisoning rivers.
• Trumpet 4: A third of the sun, moon, and stars darkened.
• Trumpet 5 (First Woe): Demonic locusts torment humanity.
• Trumpet 6 (Second Woe): Four angels release an army of 200 million, killing a third of mankind.
• Trumpet 7 (Third Woe): Kingdom of the world becomes the Kingdom of Christ; final judgment approaches.
5. The Two Witnesses (Rev. 11:3–13)
• Two prophets testify in Jerusalem, are killed, then resurrected and ascend to heaven.
6. The Woman, the Dragon, and the Beast (Rev. 12–13)
• A woman (symbol of God’s people) gives birth to a child (Messiah).
• A dragon (Satan) is cast out of heaven.
• A beast from the sea (antichrist-like power) arises.
• A beast from the earth (false prophet) arises, enforces the “mark of the beast” (666).
7. The Seven Bowls of Wrath (Rev. 15–16)
• Bowl 1: Painful sores on those with the beast’s mark.
• Bowl 2: Sea turns to blood.
• Bowl 3: Rivers turn to blood.
• Bowl 4: Sun scorches people with fire.
• Bowl 5: Darkness on the beast’s kingdom.
• Bowl 6: Euphrates dries up; Armageddon battle prepared.
• Bowl 7: Earthquake, hailstones, destruction of Babylon.
8. Fall of Babylon (Rev. 17–18)
• Symbolic “Babylon the Great” (corrupt worldly system) is judged and destroyed.
9. The Return of Christ (Rev. 19)
• Christ appears on a white horse, defeats the beast and false prophet.
10. The Millennium (Rev. 20)
• Satan bound for 1,000 years.
• Christ reigns with the saints.
• Afterward, Satan is released briefly, leads a final rebellion, and is destroyed.
11. Final Judgment (Rev. 20:11–15)
• The dead are resurrected and judged before the Great White Throne.
• Death and Hades are thrown into the lake of fire.
12. New Heaven and New Earth (Rev. 21–22)
• God creates a new heaven and new earth.
• The New Jerusalem descends.
• God dwells with humanity; no more death, sorrow, or pain.
• Final blessings and warnings are given.