Author
This Apostle is traditionally credited with writing the Book of Revelation.
John The Apostle
The Book of Revelation was written during the persecution of Christians under this Roman Emperor.
Domitian
This title in Revelation emphasizes God's ultimate authority over all things
Sovereign God
In Revelation, this chapter describes the final judgment where the dead are judged.
Revelation 20
This Gospel portrays Jesus as the ‘Son of God’ and emphasizes His divine nature.
John
Some scholars think this "John" may be different from the Apostle John.
John of Patmos
The Book of Revelation was addressed to seven churches in this region.
Asia Minor
Revelation calls God "the Alpha and the Omega," symbolizing His eternal nature.
The beginning and the end
This lake is where those not in the Book of Life are cast in the final judgment.
The lake of Fire.
This Gospel highlights Jesus as the deliverer of the oppressed, including outcasts and the poor.
Luke
The author of Revelation identifies himself with this simple name.
John
Revelation was likely written in this century.
1st century
This figure in Revelation is portrayed as a lamb, signifying sacrificial love and victory.
Jesus
In the final judgment, this book is opened to determine the fate of souls.
The book of Life
This Gospel presents Jesus from a Jewish perspective and emphasizes His fulfillment of the Law and Prophets.
Matthew
Tradition places the writing of Revelation on this Greek island.
Patmos
The original audience of Revelation faced persecution for refusing to worship this title given to Roman emperors.
Lord or God
Revelation 4-5 portray God as ruling from this symbolic location.
The Throne In Heaven
Revelation describes the new heaven and new earth in this final chapter.
Revelations
This Gospel focuses on Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection and is based on the preaching of Peter.
Mark
This term describes Revelation’s style as a type of literature focusing on visions and symbolic language.
Son of God
This term describes Revelation’s style as a type of literature focusing on visions and symbolic language.
Apocalyptic literature
Revelation often uses this term to describe God’s eternal rule over past, present, and future.
The Eternal
According to Revelation, this figure will shepherd believers to springs of living water in God’s Kingdom.
The Lamb (Jesus)
This epistle portrays Jesus as the “Perfect Sacrifice” and the “True High Priest.”
Hebrews