Caius of Rome attributed this work to the heresiarch named Cerinthus. This work's second and third c
Caius of Rome attributed this work to the heresiarch named Cerinthus. This work's second and third chapters consist of short epistles to the seven churches of Asia, and its final section describes the release of the great dragon after the millennial reign and its short-lived control of Gog and Magog. This work was supposedly written on the island of Patmos by the John the Apostle. This Biblical book includes the murder of the great harlot representing Babylon and the opening of the seven seals. For 10 points, name this final book of the New Testament depicting Conquest, War, Famine, and Death as the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Caius of Rome attributed this work to the heresiarch named Cerinthus.
Book of {Revelation} [or {Revelation} to John; or Apocalypse of John; or {Revelation} of {Jesus Christ}]