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The last seven angels with the seven plagues, P2
Introduction
In this session, Revelation chapter 16: 10-21, we understood the last 7 out of 21 plagues poured on the face of the earth by describing where they were poured and their effects on the creation and sinful people.
Objectives
By the end of this session, the learner will have:
- Understood the last 7 out of 21 plagues poured on the face of the earth by describing where they were poured and their effects on the creation and sinful people.
- Understood the principles of evil trinity by naming them, where they come from? and how they work to fulfil the agenda of Satan on earth now and during the tribulation.
- Appreciated the second saying, it’s finished by naming where the two were said, who said them and why they were said. Rev 16: 17b and John 19:30.
- Appreciated the Bridegroom’s advice to his Bride in Rev 16: 15
Outline
- God’s wrath dynamics
- Final seven judgments of bowls
- Evil trinity
- It is finished
Group Study Time
Revelation 16: 10-21
Connecting
- Gather with two or more people for a community discovery bible study session.
- Start with a heartfelt prayer, inviting God to guide and bless your understanding.
- Explore the passage by reading it at least twice, using different Bible versions if available, then retell the story together as a group.
- Reflect and share the challenges and blessings you experienced from the previous study.
Comprehending
- Read Rev 16: 10-11. Where was the fifth bowl 🥣🥣🥣🥣🥣 judgment poured? What happened after this judgment was made by the righteous JUDGE?
- Read Rev 16: 12. Where was the sixth bowl 🥣🥣🥣🥣🥣🥣 judgment poured? What happened after the judgment?
- Read Rev 16: 13-Describe the evil spirit trinity mentioned here? What did they look like? Where did they come from? What is their main agenda?
- What is the Bridegroom’s advice to his Bride in Rev 16: 15.
- Read Rev 16:17-21. Where was the seventh bowl 🥣 🥣 🥣 🥣 🥣 🥣 🥣 judgment poured? List 5 things that happened after this judgment was declared?
Committing
- Engage with the Bible—read, study, memorize, meditate, pray, listen, and live it out.
- List three lessons you have learnt as an agent of change that you would like to put into practice and teach others about.
- Take time and worship Jesus with the attributes revealed about Christ.
- Use the SPACEPETS model, to assist you in putting God’s word into practice. Look for:
- Sin to confess
- Promise to claim
- Attitude to change
- Command to keep
- Error to change
- Prayer to make
- Example to copy
- Truth to obey and
- Something praiseworthy
Communicating
- Identify one person you can connect with and share the valuable insights and lessons you gained from this session.
- Reach out to a new believer—either in person or by phone—and pray with them to support them through their challenges, including any concerns about attending church.
- Create a new group and guide others through this study to help them grow in their understanding.
Post Lesson Teaching Summary
Great job completing the study! Take a moment to listen to this summary to reinforce your group’s understanding of the text and ensure you’re all on the same page. We’re here to support your learning journey!
The last seven angels with the seven plagues, P2
Revelation 16: 10-21
Audio Summary
Revelation 16:10-21
- Context:
- John’s vision in Revelation 16:10-21, during the tribulation, post-rapture, completes the seven bowl judgments, God’s final wrath, targeting the beast’s kingdom and demonic forces to prompt repentance.
- The church is raptured, and these judgments, culminating in Armageddon, aim to evangelize through pain, though many persist in rebellion against God.
- Final Three Bowl Judgments and Armageddon (Revelation 16:10-21):
- The fifth bowl, poured on the beast’s throne, plunges its kingdom into darkness, causing anguish; people curse God for their sores and pain, refusing to repent (v. 10-11).
- The sixth bowl, poured on the Euphrates River, dries it up, enabling kings from the east to march west; three frog-like demonic spirits from the dragon, beast, and false prophet incite global rulers to gather for battle at Armageddon, but Jesus warns He comes like a thief, blessing those who watch (v. 12-16).
- The seventh bowl, poured into the air, triggers a divine shout, “It is finished,” with thunder, lightning, and the greatest earthquake, splitting Babylon into three, collapsing cities, and bringing massive hailstones; people curse God, unrepentant (v. 17-21).
- Mercy is evident in Jesus’ warning and God’s intent to draw people to repentance, though the unrepentant face eternal consequences.
- Application:
- Stay vigilant for Christ’s return, resisting demonic influences; repent now, aligning with God’s kingdom to avoid Babylon’s fate and the wrath poured out at Armageddon.