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Learn the meaning and interpretation of Revelation 11, the two witnesses, the temple, and the abomination of desolation. Explore the historical and biblical context, the symbolism, and the prophetic significance of this chapter.
Read and understand Revelation chapter 11 in different Bible versions. Learn about the temple, the witnesses, the earthquake, and the kingdom of God in this apocalyptic vision.
Learn about the temple of God, the two witnesses, and the abomination of desolation in Revelation 11. This study guide explains the biblical context, the prophetic significance, and the historical implications of this chapter.
I. The Two Witnesses (1-6) Discussion Questions. Why was John told to measure the temple and those who worship? What does it mean to measure those who worship? What would happen to the holy city? What time markers can you see in this passage? What are your observations about the two witnesses?
Learn about the divine prophecy, sacred witnessing, and divine judgment in Revelation 11. See the themes, topics, locations, and questions for this key chapter of the final book of the New Testament.
A detailed exposition of Revelation 11, covering the measuring of the temple, the two witnesses, and the seventh trumpet. Learn the meaning and application of these prophetic events in the context of the church and the world.
(Revelation 11:3-6 NIV) In one of Paul's great messages, recorded in the book of Acts, he makes the statement that God never leaves himself without a witness. Here, in the midst of the greatest time of apostasy that the world has ever seen, God still preserves a witness.
A detailed analysis of Revelation 11:1-19, the second consolatory vision and the seventh trumpet, by a nineteenth-century commentator. Learn the meaning of the measuring of the temple, the altar, and the court, and the symbolism of the two witnesses and the beast.
"THE BOOK OF REVELATION" Chapter Eleven As the interlude between the sixth and seventh trumpets continues, two more visions are seen. The first involves John himself as he is given a reed and told to measure the temple of God, the altar, and those worshipping there.
A detailed and symbolic interpretation of Revelation 11, the sixth and seventh trumpets, and the two witnesses. Learn how the chapter relates to the church, the temple, the beast, and the eternal state.