New Testament · Apocalyptic

Revelation

22 chapters · Apocalyptic

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About this book

Revelation uses visions to show the risen Christ’s comfort and warning to the churches, revealing the spiritual conflict behind history.

Centered on the Lamb, worship, judgment, and the new creation, it calls the church to endure in watchful hope.

Themes

  • The Lamb and victory
  • Worship
  • Judgment and endurance
  • The new creation

Outline

  1. 1 Vision of the Son of Man
  2. 2–3 Letters to seven churches
  3. 4–20 Throne, conflict, and judgment
  4. 21–22 The new creation

FAQ

How should Revelation be understood?
Revelation should be read as apocalyptic literature: through symbolism, Old Testament imagery, and vision, it comforts suffering churches and announces the Lamb’s final victory.
How many chapters are in Revelation?
Revelation has 22 chapters.