1 The preface. 4 John's salutation to the seven churches of Asia. 7 The coming of Christ; 8 his eternal majesty. 9 John relateth his vision of the Son of man with the seven stars and the seven golden candlesticks.
What John was commanded to write in commendation or reproof to the angels of the churches of 1 Ephesus, 8 Smyrna, 12 Pergamos, 18 Thyatira.
What John was commanded to write in commendation or reproof to the angels of the churches of 1 Sardis, 7 Philadelphia, 14 and Laodicea.
1 John seeth the throne of God in heaven, 4 surrounded by four and twenty elders, 6 and four beasts full of eyes before and behind. 8 The continual adoration and worship offered by the beasts and elders before him that sat on the throne.
1 The book sealed with seven seals, which no man is worthy to open. 4 John weeping at this is comforted. 6 The Lamb that was slain taketh the book to open it. 8 The beasts and the elders praise him that had redeemed them with his blood. 11 The angels join with them in ascribing glory to God and to the Lamb.
1 The opening of six of the seals in order, and what followed thereupon.
1 John seeth four angels holding the four winds; 2 and another angel coming to seal the servants of God in their foreheads. 4 The number of them that were sealed out of each of the tribes of Israel. 9 An innumerable multitude out of all other nations stand before the throne in white robes, with palms in their hands, praising God and the Lamb. 11 The angels, elders, and beasts, worship and glorify God. 13 One of the elders sheweth John who they are that are clad in white robes, and what is their blessedness for ever.
1 The seventh seal opened. 2 Seven angels receive seven trumpets. 3 An angel presenteth the prayers of the saints with incense on the golden altar before the throne. 6 Four of the angels sound their trumpets, and great plagues follow each sounding.
1 At the sounding of the fifth angel a star falleth from heaven, to whom is given the key of the bottomless pit: 2 he opens the pit, and there come forth locusts like scorpions, who have power to hurt men for a time. 12 The first woe past. 13 At the sounding of the sixth angel four angels which were bound are loosed, and bring great plagues on the earth for a limited time.
1 A mighty angel appeareth with a book open in his hand; 5 and sweareth by him that liveth for ever, that there shall be no more time. 8 John is commanded to take and eat the book, and to prophesy.
1 John is commanded to measure the temple, all but the outer court. 3 The two witnesses that shall prophesy: 5 their power: 7 the beast shall fight against them, and kill them: 8 they shall lie unburied three and a half days, 11 and then rise again, and ascend into heaven. 13 A great earthquake. 14 The second woe past. 15 The seventh trumpet sounded: the heavenly choir celebrate the glories of God's kingdom.
1 A woman clothed with the sun travaileth. 3 A great red dragon standeth ready to devour her child. 5 She is delivered, and fleeth into the wilderness. 7 Michael and his angels fight with the dragon, who is cast out of heaven with his angels. 10 The victory proclaimed in heaven. 13 The dragon cast down to the earth persecuteth the woman.
1 A beast with seven heads and ten horns riseth out of the sea, to whom the dragon giveth his power, wherewith he blasphemeth God, and vexeth the saints. 11 Another beast cometh up out of the earth, which supporteth the worship of the former beast. 18 The number of the beast.
1 The Lamb with his company standing on mount Sion; 6 an angel preacheth the gospel; 8 another proclaimeth the fall of Babylon; 9 and a third the punishment of them that worship the beast. 13 The blessedness of those that die in the Lord. 14 The harvest of the world. 17 The vintage and winepress of God's wrath.
1 The seven angels with the seven last plagues. 2 The song of them which overcome the beast. 5 The seven angels receive the seven golden vials full of the wrath of God.
1 The seven angels are commanded to pour out their vials on the earth. 2 Great plagues follow thereupon. 15 Christ cometh suddenly as a thief: blessed are they that watch.
1 John's vision of the great whore, sitting upon the scarlet coloured beast, arrayed in purple and scarlet, with a golden cup in her hand. 5 Her name. 6 She is drunken with the blood of saints. 7 The interpretation of the mystery of the beast, and of his seven heads and ten horns; 18 and of the woman.
1 A mighty angel declareth the fall of Babylon. 4 God's people commanded to depart out of her. 8 Her judgment. 9 The kings of the earth, 11 and the merchants, 17 and mariners, lament over her. 20 The saints are excited to rejoice over her. 21 A millstone cast into the sea denoteth her irrecoverable fall.
1 God is praised in heaven for judging the great whore, and avenging the blood of his saints. 6 The triumph because of the marriage of the Lamb. 10 The angel, who shewed John these things, refuseth to be worshipped. 11 The vision of the Word of God sitting upon a white horse, and followed by his armies. 17 The fowls called to feast on the flesh of those that took part with the beast. 20 The beast and the false prophet cast into the lake of fire and brimstone; and the rest slain.
1 Satan bound for a thousand years. 4 The first resurrection. 7 Satan again let loose gathereth Gog and Magog to battle, who are devoured with fire. 10 The devil cast into the lake of fire and brimstone. 11 The general resurrection, and last judgment.
1 A new heaven and a new earth. 2 The new Jerusalem. 3 The blessedness of God's people; 8 the judgment of the wicked. 9 A description of the heavenly Jerusalem.
1 The river and tree of life: 3 the glorious state of the servants of God. 8 John is forbidden by the angel to worship him; 10 and commanded to seal up the prophecy. 12 Christ's coming and eternity. 14 The blessedness of them that do God's commandments. 18 Nothing must be added to or taken from this prophecy. 21 The concluding benediction.