Wednesday Armchair Apocalypse Series: Questions And Topics

This is the second installment of the Armchair Apocalypse series.

Once again, my goal in this series is not to do a verse-by-verse commentary or a scholarly study of Revelation, but rather to try to answer the common questions that come up about Revelation, the Apocalypse. I will try to answer those questions in simple, plain language that makes sense to everyday folks.

Let’s look at the questions and topics we will be answering and discussing in this ongoing Armchair Apocalypse series, which will appear every Wednesday here on Bible Rebel.

  • What Is Revelation Really About?
  • Who Wrote Revelation, and When Was it Written?
  • Can We Understand Revelation?
  • Literal or Symbolic?
  • Is Revelation Being Fulfilled Right Now?
  • Does Modern Israel Play a Role in Prophecy?
  • What do the Seven Churches Represent?
  • Why Does God Allow Such Terrible Judgments?
  • The Seven Seals
  • The Seven Trumpets
  • The Seven Bowls
  • The Four Horsemen
  • The Antichrist
  • The Mark of the Beast
  • The Great Tribulation
  • The Rapture Debate
  • The 144,000
  • The Two Witnesses
  • Armageddon
  • The Millennium
  • The Final Judgment
  • The New Heaven and New Earth
  • Why Revelation Is Ultimately a Book of Hope

We have a lot to get to, so plan on joining me every Wednesday for this exciting ride.

Wednesday Focus: Our Armchair Apocalypse Series

There are lots of novels and movies about the end of the world, and some of those stories use the images and words from the Bible’s Book of Revelation.

But let’s not get all worked up and frightened by novels, movies, or other forms of apocalypse fiction. Instead, let’s look at what Revelation actually says — and doesn’t say — rather than what others say about it.

That is what this new series, “Armchair Apocalypse,” which will appear every Wednesday on the Bible Rebel blog, is all about.

My goal in this series is not to do a verse-by-verse commentary or a scholarly study of Revelation, but rather to try to answer the common questions that come up when the last book of the Bible is considered. I will try to answer those questions in simple, plain language that makes sense to everyday folks.

I look forward to having you along for the journey.