Revelation Revealed

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    • Introduction
      • Design of Revelation
    • The Things Which Are
      • Revelation 1
      • Revelation 2-3
      • Revelation 4-5
    • Seals Opened
      • Revelation 6
      • Revelation 7
    • Trumpets Blown
      • Revelation 8
      • Revelation 9
      • Revelation 10
      • Revelation 11
    • Identities Revealed
      • Revelation 12
      • Revelation 13
      • Revelation 14
    • Bowls Poured out
      • Revelation 15
      • Revelation 16
      • Revelation 17
      • Revelation 18
    • Return of the King
      • Revelation 19
      • Revelation 20
      • Revelation 21
      • Revelation 22
    • Appendices
      • Teaching Tools
      • Precedent of Daniel
      • Marked on Hand…
      • Chiastic Structure
      • Outline of History
      • FAQs
      • Bibliography
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Revelation 16

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Revelation 16 Endnotes

July 7, 2016 by Christine Miller 2 Comments

There are literally hundreds of endnotes for the Revelation 16 chapters. Rather than try to fit them all here, they are organized according to the same chapter divisions as the text.

Revelation 16:1-2 Endnotes (The First Bowl)
Revelation 16:3 Endnotes (The Second Bowl)
Revelation 16:4-7 Endnotes (The Third Bowl)
Revelation 16:8-9 Endnotes (The Fourth Bowl)
Revelation 16:10-11 Endnotes (The Fifth Bowl)
Revelation 16:12 Endnotes (The Sixth Bowl)
Revelation 16:13-16 Endnotes (The Third Interval)
Revelation 16:17-21 Endnotes (The Seventh Bowl)

Roman Naval Power Dealt a Death Blow

July 28, 2016 by Christine Miller Leave a Comment

The second bowl of wrath is poured out on the sea, so that death in the sea occurs on a grand scale. It just so happens that the premier naval military powers of the world, at the opening of the era of the French Revolution, were papal: Spain and France. … The second bowl of wrath particularly dealt a death blow to Roman power exercised on the sea. (p.203)

– Fred Miller, Revelation: Panorama of the Gospel Age, Appendix C: Naval Losses of Nations Allied with the Papacy, 1798-1806.

“In all, some ninety French vessels, carrying altogether more than 700 guns, were captured during the war, and a great number of American ships were retaken. By the close of 1800 the purposes of the war [the Americans had waged against the French, for unlawfully seizing American ships and sailors] had been accomplished. Bonaparte, who had just come into power, willingly granted redress to the United States.”

– Edwin Emerson, A History of the Nineteenth Century Year by Year, Vol. 1. pp. 49-50. The full account of the naval battles are told in the first third of the book detailing the Napoleonic era.

The naval power of the papal nations of Spain and France never recovered. (p. 204)

“The tricolor had been chased from the seas by the combined efforts of British and American sailors.”

– Edwin Emerson, A History of the Nineteenth Century Year by Year, Vol. 1. pg. 73.

The Three Forms of the Medieval Roman Empire

July 28, 2016 by Christine Miller Leave a Comment

The modern (actually, medieval) Roman Empire that we have been dealing with since Rev 13 is also in three parts: the beast of the sea, the land, and the image of the beast. The beast of the sea, having seven heads and ten horns, is the representation of the kingdoms of this world, which are all patterned after Babel in their philosophy and operation. … So the kingdoms of this world are represented by Rome, the terrible fourth beast of Daniel’s vision.

The second third is the beast from the land, which we saw the Roman papacy fulfilled, and the third of the thirds is the image of the beast whose deadly wound was healed, which is fulfilled in the Holy Roman Empire. (pp. 195-196).

“The beast is the Roman power in three forms, Imperial, Papal, and the Holy Roman Empire. The beast with seven heads is the secular power of the Roman Empire; the lamb-like beast who looks like Jesus but talks like the devil is the Papacy; the image to the beast is the Holy Roman Empire.”

– Fred Miller, Revelation: A Panorama of the Gospel Age, Ch. 9, “The Seven Last Plagues: The Decline and Fall of the Papacy.”

The Naval Might of France

July 28, 2016 by Christine Miller Leave a Comment

France, during the 1700s, grew in naval might until it eclipsed Spain, and is the main reason the fledgling American Revolution sent Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson as ambassadors to France, to secure its aid against the British.

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Revelation 16:1-2 Endnotes

July 18, 2016 by Christine Miller Leave a Comment

The Three Forms of the Medieval Roman Empire

The German Confederation of States

July 18, 2016 by Christine Miller Leave a Comment

Germany did not exist as such, but there was a German Confederation of States (formed by the Congress of Vienna at the end of the Napoleonic wars) made up of Prussia, Austria, Bavaria, Saxony, and so on, each still with its duke, prince, or king at its head.

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Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • The Design of Revelation
  • Revelation 1
  • Revelation 2-3
  • Revelation 4-5
  • Revelation 6
  • Revelation 7
  • Revelation 8
  • Revelation 9
  • Revelation 10
  • Revelation 11
  • Revelation 12
  • Revelation 13
  • Revelation 14
  • Revelation 15
  • Revelation 16
  • Revelation 17
  • Revelation 18
  • Revelation 19
  • Revelation 20
  • Revelation 21
  • Revelation 22
  • Appendices
  • Bibliography

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