Andreas of Caesarea wrote several commentaries on this book, which in one section describes how water became bitter after the star Wormwood fell on the Earth. The second and third chapters of this book include epistles to the seven churches of Asia, and it describes an evil woman named the Whore of Babylon. The author of this book recounts seeing a seven-headed dragon, and it features a series of trumpet blasts and the opening of the seven seals.
Andreas of Caesarea wrote several commentaries on this book, which in one section describes how water became bitter after the star Wormwood fell on the Earth. The second and third chapters of this book include epistles to the seven churches of Asia, and it describes an evil woman named the Whore of Babylon. The author of this book recounts seeing a seven-headed dragon, and it features a series of trumpet blasts and the opening of the seven seals. Written by John of Patmos, For 10 points, name this final book of the Bible about the apocalypse.
Andreas of Caesarea wrote several commentaries on this book, which in one section describes how water became bitter after the star Wormwood fell on the Earth.
Book of Revelation [do not accept "Book of Revelations" or "Revelations"]