Chapter thirteen finally introduces the main human antagonist of the drama â the Beast. He is never called âantichristâ in the Revelation; that term appears only in 1 and 2 John in reference to the general deceptive spirit and anyone who denies Jesus. However, it is appropriate to consider him as the ultimate embodiment of […]
Chapter eleven continues the break in the judgment timeline as John was told about the coming of two unique witnesses. (There is nothing in chapter eleven to indicate that he saw them in a vision but was rather told about them.) These two witnesses will âprophesy for 1,260 daysâ (Revelation 11:3). This period is also
Our church is reading through Johnâs Gospel leading up to Easter, and my chapter summaries in John will follow the reading schedule available here. We welcome you to read along with us. Introduction to John John wrote his account of Jesusâ ministry much later than the others, approximately 30-50 years later in the early A.D.
