This work describes a woman clothed in the sun, moon, and stars, and adressees of this work include Philadelphia, Pergamos, and Sardis. This work recounts the witness of a lion, a calf, an eagle, and a man-faced creature, who sit with 24 elders praising God, and the narrator eats a book given to him by an angel after the blowing of the (*) sixth of seven trumpets. The trumpets described in this bo
This work describes a woman clothed in the sun, moon, and stars, and adressees of this work include Philadelphia, Pergamos, and Sardis. This work recounts the witness of a lion, a calf, an eagle, and a man-faced creature, who sit with 24 elders praising God, and the narrator eats a book given to him by an angel after the blowing of the (*) sixth of seven trumpets. The trumpets described in this book begin after the breaking of the seven seals, four of which bring horseman of war, famine, death, and either evil or righteousness. Written by John of Patmos, FTP, this is what eschatological last book of the New Testament?
This work describes a woman clothed in the sun, moon, and stars, and adressees of this work include Philadelphia, Pergamos, and Sardis.
Book of {Revelation} (do not accept "Revelations")