Summary of Revelation 15:1-4
John saw 7 angels with the last 7 plagues. The victorious were singing the song of Moses with harps standing next to a sea of glass glowing with fire.
BSF Study Questions Revelation: The Hope Lesson 20, Day 2: Revelation 15:1-4
3) John saw 7 angels with the last 7 plagues. The victorious were singing the song of Moses with harps standing next to a sea of glass glowing with fire.
4) God’s deeds are great and marvelous. His ways are just and true. He is King of all nations. All fear God and bring Him glory. He alone is holy. All nations will come to God and worship Him. He does righteous acts.
5) Gosh, He deserves praise for everything! My past, present, and future, and all of the world’s past, present, and future. He alone is in control. I will praise Him today for everything!
Conclusions BSF Study Questions Revelation: The Hope Lesson 20, Day 2: Revelation 15:1-4
I love how worship, praise, and singing are such a big part of heaven! What a site it will be to see!
End Notes BSF Study Questions Revelation: The Hope Lesson 20, Day 2: Revelation 15:1-4
John gave us an overarching view of God’s judgment in Revelation 14. Now, he’s going into detail on those judgments. This writing pattern was common at the time.
The bowl judgments are the 3rd and last judgments in Revelation (after the 7 seals and 7 trumpets). These are the last judgments, bringing God’s judgments to completion.
Fun Fact: Revelation 15 is the shortest chapter in Revelation.
We’ve seen the 7 plagues mentioned in Leviticus 26:21. This is God’s judgment against the world.
The word used here for wrath in Greek is thymos, which is an extreme form of anger used only 11 times in the entire Bible. We see it 10 times in the Book of Revelation, showing how God’s anger is at its peak. God’s anger will be complete here.
The sea of glass reflects God’s holiness in His divine judgment.
You’ll see a lot of images here found in Exodus, including the plagues, Moses, the cloud, and the tabernacle. Bible scholars see this as the ultimate saving of God’s people and bringing them out of a sinful world.
The victors are the martyrs of the tribulation seen in Revelation 7:9-17.
We saw harps with the 24 martyrs in (Revelation 5:8)
This song is known as the Song of Moses and the Song of the Lamb. It focuses on God and gives Him all the praise. It celebrates how God will defeat His enemies and redeem His people.
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What happened to Lesson 19? The lessons skip from 18 to 20.
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