Summary of Revelation 21:9-10
John is taken by an angel and shown the Holy City, the New Jerusalem.
BSF Study Questions Revelation: The Hope Lesson 27, Day 2: Revelation 21:9-10
3) John was carried away in the Spirit to a tall mountain and shown the Holy City, the New Jerusalem.
4a)
Revelation 1:10-20: John is told by Jesus to write on a scroll his letter to the 7 churches of what he has seen, what is now, and what will take place. This is important since the book of Revelation is the primary source of our knowledge of the Second Coming of Jesus.
Revelation 4:1-11: John sees the throne in heaven, and this is important because it is the primary source of what we know about God’s throne room in heaven and His Almighty power.
Revelation 17:1-6: John sees the punishment of Babylon, the great prostitute, and this is important because we see how evil/Satan is trying to prey upon God’s people but how God will ultimately defeat her.
Revelation 21:9-14: John is shown what the New Jerusalem will look like after Jesus’ Second Coming, and this is important because it gives us believers hope!
b) In Revelation 17:1-6, we see evil personified and how she just wants to destroy God’s people. In Revelation 21:9-14, we see Jerusalem after evil has finally left the world forever.
5) This gives us faith when we feel low and defeated that Jesus and God win and will ultimately defeat those against us.
Conclusions BSF Study Questions Revelation: The Hope Lesson 27, Day 2: Revelation 21:9-10
Such a beautiful sight! I’m sure we all can’t wait to see this!
End Notes BSF Study Questions Revelation: The Hope Lesson 27, Day 2: Revelation 21:9-10
Fun Fact: “In the Spirit” appears 4 times in the Book of Revelation. Some Bible scholars use these appearances to separate the book.
Note how the city is called the bride. This is because a bride is usually at her most beautiful on her wedding day. Also, it’s because this is the place where God’s people (often called the bride) are gathered.
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