Welcome
This is a structured study of the book of Revelation — approached not as a standalone prophecy manual, but as the final chapter of a story that begins in Genesis. The goal is to read Revelation the way Jesus read Scripture on the road to Emmaus: starting with Moses, tracing the thread through the Prophets and the Psalms, and following it all the way to the end.
Each session builds on the last. The material is organized to be accessible to someone with no theological background, while remaining substantive enough to reward deeper study. Nothing here requires prior knowledge — only a willingness to let the text speak for itself.
These notes are compiled from a weekly study group and are intended as a reference resource, not a replacement for personal engagement with Scripture.
How to Use This Site
Each chapter includes three companion documents: the main teaching notes, a record of questions raised during the session, and supplemental historical and scholarly context. A running Glossary serves as the single reference point for key terms across the entire study.
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Table of Contents
Chapters
- 01) Reading the Last Chapter — Why context is everything, and how Jesus modeled the interpretive method this study follows
- 02) The Jacket Cover — The Parable of the Wheat and Weeds as the story’s outline, Genesis 1–2, and Jesus as the pre-incarnate Creator threading from the first page to the last
- 03) The Fall — How an enemy entered a good creation, what was lost when Adam surrendered his authority, and what God’s first response to sin revealed about the story’s ultimate direction
- 04) The Watchers and the Flood — Genesis 6’s sons of God and the Nephilim, the flood as God’s surgical response to protect the messianic bloodline, the Noahic Covenant and the sign of the rainbow, and the introduction of 1 Enoch as a supplemental source
- 05) 1 Enoch — A Quick Glance — 1 Enoch establishes its audience as the last generation, traces the Watchers’ sworn descent at Mount Hermon, and reveals the origin of demons as the disembodied spirits of the Nephilim still operating in the world today
- 06) The Divine Council and the Seventy Nations — How God structured spiritual authority over the post-Babel nations, why Canaan’s transgression invited the giants back, and why Abraham is the answer to everything that has gone wrong since Eden
- 07) God Presides in the Great Assembly — Deuteronomy 32 and Psalm 82 unlock the spiritual structure of the world: the divine council, the cosmic geography of the nations, God’s judgment of the gods, and the framework for reading everything ahead
References
- Glossary — Key terms defined and cross-referenced across the study
This study is ongoing. New chapters will be added as the material is covered.