OUTLINES OF REVELATION

by Vern S. Poythress

		The following pages contain diverse outlines of the Book of Revelation.  Each outline concentrates on one strand of the total structure of Revelation.  Revelation as a whole is so richly structured that no one outline will express equally well all the beautiful relations that it contains.
	1.  Epistolary structure of Revelation (p. 1)
		We concentrate first on "formal" and grammatical signals for dividing up sections of Revelation.  Repeated phrases ("first seal,"’ "second seal," etc.) offer a significant clue.  Revelation as a whole has the normal form of a Greek letter of the first century, to which is added a preface in 1:1-3.  Individual visions (paragraphs) are normally introduced by the phrase καὶ εἶδον ("and I saw") or occasionally ἤκουσα ("I heard").
	2.  Rhetorical structure of Revelation (p. 3a)
		Next we concentrate on the actual contents of Revelation.  We focus on the linear arrangement of vision.  We preserve at this point the normal structure of a Greek letter (Greeting, Body, Closing salutation).  The body of the letter is then organized into major chronological blocks (1:9-20, 2:1-3:22, 4:1-22:5), concerning past, present, and future.  In the last and main block, the most prominent event is the Second Coming of Christ.  There are seven descriptions of the Second Coming, each of which is accompanied by judgments leading up to it.  Thus there are seven cycles of judgment.  In making our decisions here, we paid some attention to clues offered by the earlier, "formal" study.  But the main impulse comes from the content of each section rather than its formal features.

a.  What distinguishes the 7 cycles of judgment, if indeed each lead up to the Second Coming?  P. 3a uses the theme of holy war to help explicate the unique focus of each cycle.
	3. Fine structure in the rhetorical outline of Revelation (p. 4)
		Within the 7 cycles, some further explanation is needed for the prominent interludes in 7:1-17 and 10:1-11:14 which fall between the 6th and 7th judgment of a cycle.  These interludes speak prominently of promise and comfort, in counterpoint to the grim contents of the judgments around them.  Observing this fact alerts us to the bipolar character of the cycles of judgment.  The cycles begin with a scene which introduces the major character, typically the holy source for the judgments (a; positive).  Then follow six judgments falling preeminently on the enemies of God (b; negative).  The following interlude encourages the people of God (a'; positive).  The 7th judgment brings intense punishment to God’s enemies (bb; negative).
		Once we have seen this pattern in two clear cases (7 seals, 7 trumpets), we can extend it to cases that are somewhat less clear (7 symbolic histories, 7 bowls, 7 judgments on Babylon).  The pattern even is applicable to the white horse judgment (19:11-21) where the 7-fold judgment is no longer clearly discernible.
		The same pattern may be operable on a larger scale (p. 5a).  The millennial passage (20:1-10) may be an interlude between the first 6 cycles of judgment (5:1-19:21) and the 7th cycle (20:11-21:8).  If we reverse the positive and negative polarities of good and evil, the same pattern repeats itself at a still larger level in 1:12-22:5.  This arrangement is a classic "Chinese box" structure in which the largest box is 1:12-22:5.  This box has 4 "compartments," A (1:12-20), B (2:1-3:22), A' (4:1-21:8), and BB (21:9-22:5).  Inside the 3d compartment is another box with the same structure: A (4:1-11), B (5:1-19:21), A' (20:1-10), and BB (20:11-21:8).  Inside these compartments are more boxes with the same structure.
	4.  Symbolic personages in Revelation (p. 5b)
		The principal symbolic character of Revelation come on stage one at a time.  They receive their final recompense and in effect go off stage in the reverse order.
	5.  Motifs in Revelation (in chiasm) (p. 6)
		Repeated motifs in Revelation reveal a chiastic pattern with the beast in the center.
	6.  Focus on the 7s in Revelation reveals a pattern of 7 sevens related in a chiasm(p. 7)
	7.  Symbolic analogies with indwelling (p. 8)
		The theme of the manifestation of God ("theophany") and his dwelling in creation unfolds a group of symbolic analogies which inaugurate the 7 cycles.  All these images are rooted in the being of God and his dwelling with us.
	8.  Bipolarity of characters of Revelation (p. 9)
		The symbolic characters of Revelation are organized in terms of their functions, their domains and their allegiances (true versus counterfeit)
	9.  Events in war (p. 9b)
		The theme of holy war in Revelation involves a complex of characteristic events, all derived from themes of Exodus 15.
	10.  Outline based on symbolic personages (p. 10-11)
		The chiasm of symbolic personages on p. 5 can be expanded into a motific outline of Revelation as a whole, in which the theme of witness is prominent.
11.  Victory in martyrdom (pp. 13-15)
		The paradox of victory in martyrdom is analyzed in terms of the pattern in Christ’s life and in the life of Christian martyrs.  It is then extended to an analysis of preliminary and final victory in the cycles of judgment in Revelation (p. 12)

Epistolary Structure of Revelation: An Outline

I.  Prologue  1:1-3
II.  Introduction of the Epistle  1:4-5a
III.  Body of the Epistle  1:5b-22:20
	A.  Body-Opening  1:5b-8
	B.  Body-Middle  1:9-22:17
		1.  Introduction  1:9
		2.  Visions  1:10-22:5
			a.  Vision of Christ (in the Spirit)  1:10-3:22
				(1)  The meeting with Christ  1:10-20
					(a)  Announcement  1:10-11
					(b)  The sight (εἶδον)  1:12-16
					(c)  Response (ὅτε εἶδον)  1:17-20
				(2)  Messages to the churches  2:1-3:22
					(a)  Ephesus  2:1-7
					(b)  Smyrna  2:8-11
					(c)  Pergamum  2:12-17
					(d)  Thyatira  2:18-29
					(e)  Sardis  3:1-6
					(f)  Philadelphia  3:7-13
					(g)  Laodicea  3:14-22
			b.  Vision in heaven (in the Spirit) (δείξω σοι)  4:1-16:21
				(1)  Throne vision (μετὰ ταῦτα εἶδον)  4:1-11
				(2)  Scroll  (καὶ εἶδον  [twice])  5:1-14
					(a)  scroll  5:1-5
					(b)  lamb (καὶ εἶδον)  5:6-10
					(c)  angelic song (καὶ εἶδον)  5:11-14
				(3)  7 seals (καὶ εἶδον  [twice])  6:1-8:1
					(a)  1st seal (καὶ ἤκουσα ... καὶ εἶδον)  6:1-2
					(b)  2d seal (ἤκουσα)  6:3-4
					(c)  3d seal (ἤκουσα ... καὶ εἶδον)  6:5-6
					(d)  4th seal (ἤκουσα ... καὶ εἶδον)  6:7-8
					(e)  5th seal (εἶδον)  6:9-11
					(f)  6th seal (καὶ εἶδον)  6:12-17
					(g)  parenthesis  7:1-17
						i.  four sealing angels (μετὰ τοῦτο εἶδον)  7:1-8
						ii.  a great multitude (μετὰ ταῦτα εἶδον)  7:9-17
					(h)  7th seal  8:1

				(4)  7 trumpets  8:2-11:19
					(a)  7 angels together (καὶ εἶδον)  8:2-6
					(b)  1st angel  8:7
					(c)  2d angel  8:8-9
					(d)  3d angel  8:10-11
					(e)  4th angel  8:12-13
						i.  angelic announcement  8:12
						ii.  eagle announcement  8:13
					(f)  5th angel  9:1-12
					(g)  6th angel  9:13-11:14
						i.  6th angel  9:13-21
						ii.  the angel on sea and land (καὶ εἶδον)  10:1-11:14
					(h)  7th angel  11:15-19
				(5)  the woman and the dragon  12:1-17
				(6)  the beast (καὶ εἶδον)  13:1-10
				(7)  the lamb-beast (καὶ εἶδον)  13:11-18
				(8)  the 144,000 (καὶ εἶδον)  14:1-5
				(9)  3 angelic messengers (καὶ εἶδον)  14:6-13
				(10)  the son of man (καὶ εἶδον)  14:14-20
				(11)  7 bowls (καὶ εἶδον  [twice])  15:1-16:21
					(a)  the song of Moses (καὶ εἶδον)  15:2-4
					(b)  7 angels in the temple (καὶ μετὰ ταῦτα εἶδον)  15:5-16:1
					(c)  1st bowl  16:2
					(d)  2d bowl  16:3
					(e)  3d bowl  16:4-7
					(f)  4th bowl  16:8-9
					(g)  5th bowl  16:10-11
					(h)  6th bowl  16:12-16
					(i)  7th bowl  16:17-21
			c.  Vision in the wilderness (in the Spirit)  (δείξω σοι)  17:1-21:8
				(1)  the harlot Babylon  (καὶ εἶδον)  17:3-18
				(2)  announcement of the fall of Babylon (μετὰ ταῦτα εἶδον)  18:1- 19:10
				(3)  heaven opened (καὶ εἶδον)  19:11-16
				(4)  the great supper (καὶ εἶδον)  19:17-18
				(5)  capture of the beast and false prophet (καὶ εἶδον)  19:19-21
				(6)  binding of Satan (καὶ εἶδον)  20:1-3
				(7)  fist resurrection (καὶ εἶδον)  20:4-10
				(8)  the great white throne (καὶ εἶδον  [twice])  20:11-15
				(9)  new heaven and earth (καὶ εἶδον)  21:1-8
			d.  Vision on the great high mountain (in the Spirit)  (δείξω σοι)  21:9-22:5
		3.  Conclusion  22:6-17
	C.  Body-Closing  22:18-20
IV.  Conclusion  22:21

Rhetorical Structure of Revelation: An Outline

I.  Prologue  1:1-3
II.  Greeting  1:4-5a
III.  Body  1:5b-22:20
	A.  Thanksgiving  1:5b-8
	B.  Main part  1:9-22:6
		1.  What you have seen  1:9-20
		2.  What is  2:1-3:22
		3.  What is to be  4:1-22:5
			a.  Cycle 1: 7 seals  4:1-8:1
			b.  Cycle 2: 7 trumpets  8:2-11:19
			c.  Cycle 3: symbolic figures and the harvest  12:1-14:20
			d.  Cycle 4: 7 bowls  15:1-16:21
			e.  Cycle 5: judgment of Babylon  17:1-19:10
			f.  Cycle 6: white horse judgment  19:11-21
			g.  Cycle 7: white throne judgment  20:1-21:8
			h.  The 8th and culminating act: new Jerusalem  21:9-22:5
	C.  Final instructions and exhortations  22:6-20
IV.  Closing salutation  22:21

The significance of the 7 cycles of judgment
in the rhetorical structure of the book of Revelation.

Commission:
	a.  7 seals  4:1-8:1.  Commission of covenant judgment in heaven.  The origin of God's triumph.

The prosecution of war:
	b.  7 trumpets  8:2-11:19  effects on earth
	c.  7 symbolic histories  12:1-14:20  depth of conflict
	d.  7 bowls  15:1-16:21  effects on earth, further intensity

Elimination:
	e.  7 messages of judgment on Babylon  17:1-19:10  elimination of the seductress
	f.  white horse judgment  19:11-21  elimination of the power source
	g.  white throne judgment  20:1-21:8  elimination of all evil

New Jerusalem

Detail of Rhetorical Structure

1.  Cycle 1: 7 seals  5:1-8:1
	a.  Scene: the recompenser  5:1-14
	b.  6 judgments  6:1-17
	a'.  Promise for the church  7:1-17
	bb.  7th judgment  8:1
2.  Cycle 2: 7 trumpets  8:2-11:19
	a.  Scene: recompensers  8:2-6
	b.  6 judgments  8:7-9:21
	a'.  Promise for the church  10:1-11:14
	bb.  7th judgment  11:15-19
3.  Cycle 3: 7 symbolic histories  12:1-14:20
	a.  Scene: two poles; the woman and the dragon  12:1-6
	b.  6 symbolic histories  12:7-14:11
		(1)  The dragon's history  12:7-12
		(2)  The woman's history  12:13-17
		(3)  The (sea) beast  13:1-10
		(4)  The earth beast or false prophet  13:11-18
		(5)  The 144,000  14:1-5
		(6)  The angelic proclaimers  14:6-11
	a'.  Promise for the saints  14:12-13
	bb.  7th symbolic history: the harvent of the Son of Man  14:14-20
4.  Cycle 4: 7 bowls  15:1-16:21
	a.  Scene: the recompensers  15:1-8
	b.  6 judgments  16:1-14,16
	a'.  Promise for the church  16:15
	bb.  7th judgment  16:17-21
5.  Cycle 5: 7 messages of judgment on Babylon  17:1-19:10
	a.  Scene: symbolic actors (recipients)  17:1-6
	b.  6 messages of destruction  17:7-18:19
		(1)  1st angelic message  17:7-18
		(2)  2d angelic message  18:1-3
		(3)  3d heavenly message  18:4-8
		(4)  The kings of the earth  18:9-10
		(5)  The merchants  18:11-17
		(6)  The seafaring men  18:18-19
	a'.  Promise for the saints  18:20
	bb.  7th message of destruction  18:21-24
	a''.  7-fold joy in heaven  19:1-10   19:1-2, 3, 4, 5, 6-8, 9, 10
6.  Cycle 6: the white horse judgment  19:11-21
	a.  Scene: the recompenser  19:11-16
	b.  Angelic message of destruction  19:17-18
	a'.  Promise for the saints  19:19c.
	bb.  Final judgment of the beast and the false prophet  19:19-21

The Larger Pattern

A.  Scene: recompenser-creator  4:1-11
B.  6 cycles of judgment  5:1-19:21
A'.  Promise for the saints  20:1-10
	a.  Scene: recompenser  20:1
	b.  Preliminary judgment  20:2-3
	a'.  Promise for the saints  20:4-6
	bb.  Final judgment of opponents and Satan  20:7-10
BB.  Cycle 7: the white throne judgment  20:11-21:8
	a.  Scene: recompenser  20:(7-10)11
	b.  Divine judgment   20:12-15
	a'.  Promise for the saints  21:1-7
	bb.  Exhaustive judgment  21:8

I.  Introduction: the participants  1:1-11
II.  Body: the message  1:12-22:5
	A.  The judge  1:12-20
	B.  Preliminary promises and warnings for the churches  2:1-3:22
	A'.  Judgment for the world  4:1-21:8
		A.  Scene: recompenser-creator  4:1-11
		B.  6 cycles of judgment  5:1-19:21
		A'.  Promise for the saints  20:1-10
		BB.  Cycle 7: white throne judgment  20:11-21:8
	BB.  Final promised blessing of the consummation  21:9-22:5
III.  Concluding remarks and exhortations  22:6-21

The Appearance of Symbolic Characters

I.  Introduction: the participants in the prophetic witness and its mediation  1:1-8
	The Triunal Lord, 7 spirits
	Angelic messenger
	John as prophetic witness
	The 7 churches

II.  First, “normal” level of communication (7 messages)  1:9-3:22
	1.  Christ the Lord and Judge as head of the theophanic court  1:12-20
	2.  Christ’s witnesses—
		trial to the sevenfold church/temple-light in the midst of a trying world  2:1-3:22
		A.  The church as persevering witness to the world  2:2-3, 5, 10, 13, 19
			B.  Deceitful opposition  2:2, 2:9, 13-14, 20, 3:9
				C.  Powerful opposition  2:10
					D.  The church as separated, pure  2:2, 10, 13, 24, 3:4
						E.  Corrupt opposition  2:14, 2:20-21
						E.  Recompense on the corrupt  2:22-23, 3:16
					D.  Recompense to the pure  2:24, 3:4-5
				C.  Recompense on the powerful  2:16, 3:9
			B.  Recompense on the deceitful  2:16, 3:9
		A.  Reward to the persevering witness  2:7, 11, 17, 26-28, 3:5, 3:10-12, 20-21

III.  Second, symbolic level of communication (7 seals and trumpets)  4:1-11:19
	1.  God as Lord and Judge with the full angelic court  4:1-5:14
	2.  The Lamb’s decree—witness to the four corners of the earth,
		separating the church in his temple  6:1-11:19
		A.  The church as persevering temple-witness  6:9-10
			B.-C.  Powerful opposition: kings, etc.  6:15
				D.  The church separated, pure, preserved  7:4-8
					A'.  The church as witness (temple light)  10:10-11:6
						E.  Corrupt city  11:8
						E.  Recompense on the  corrupt city  11:13
					A'.  Vindication of the church as witness  11:11
				D.  Definitive separation and preservation of the church  11:12
			B.-C.  Judgment on the opposition  11:18
		A.  Reward of the church in the temple  11:18-19

IV.  Third, depth-symbolic level of communication  12:1-21:8
	((1.  God as Lord and Judge with his angelic court  11;16-17, 19))
	2.  The prophetic decree—witness as light to creation  12:1-21:8
		A.  The woman-church in creation context  12:1
			B.  The Dragon (deceitful opposition)  12:3
				C.  The Beasts (opposition in power)  13:1-18
						1.  Sea Beast  13:1-10
						2.  Earth beast  13:11-18
					D.  The virgin church  14:1-5
						((A'.  Church in the context of creation-filling praise  14:2-3))
						E.  Babylon (corrupt opposition)  17:1-18
						E.  Judgment on Babylon  18:1-24
						((A'.  Church in the context of creation-filling praise  19:5-6))
					D.  Reward of the virgin church  19:1-10
				C.  Judgment of the Beasts  19:11-21
			B.  Judgment of the Dragon  20:1-10
		A.  Reward of the creation-church  20:11-21:2

V.  Fourth, climactic level of integration of symbols  21:9-22:5
	1.  God as Lord (21:22, 22:1, 3, 5), with angelic court (21:12)
	2.  The church
		(1)  as pure  21:10, 27
		(2)  as persevering  21:14-15, 22:2-3
		(3)  as sealed  21:12, 27, 22:4
		(4)  as temple  21:16, 22
		(5)  as bride  21:9
		(6)  as glory-light  21:11, 23, 22:5
		(7)  as apex of creation  21:10, 18-21, 24-27; as new paradise  22:1-5.

VI.  Epilogue: the participants in the prophetic witness and its mediation  22:6-21
	The Triunal Lord
	Angelic messenger
	John as prophetic witness
	The holy servants of God

Chiastic Thematic Structure in Revelation: Especially War

Guarantee
of victory
A.  Leading into the visions: the seer, the revelators, and the audience  1:1-11
	1.  Prologue  1:1-3
		a.  Title  1:1a.
		b.  The witness  1:1b-2
		c.  Reading the prophecy  1:3
	2.  Participants  1:4-11
    B.  Christophany  1:12-20

	C.  Recompense to the churches: church militant  2:1-3:22

	    D.  Throne vision  4:1-5:14

Judgments
on men
and nature

		E.  7 seals: rider judgments (1-4 focus on humans)  6:1-8:1
			1.  Content of the judgments  6:1-17
			2.  Preservation of the church  7:1-8:1
		    F.  7 trumpets: angelic judgments (1-4 focus on nature)  8:2-11:19
			    1.  Judgment of the nations  8:2-9:21
			    2.  Preservation of the church  10:1-11:13
			    3.  Joy in heaven  11:15-19
Victors in strife
			G.  The redeemed  12:1-6
Villain
				(with intermixed strife  12:3-6)
			    H.  Deceptive opponent (Satan)  12:7-17
				I.  Destructive opponent (Beast)  13:1-10
			    H.  Deceptive opponent (False Prophet)  13:11-18
Victors in strife
			G.  The redeemed  14:1-20
				(with intermixed stife  14:6-20)

Judgments
on nature
and men
		    F.  7 bowls: angelic judgments (1-4 focus on nature)  15:1-19:10
			    1.  Judgment of the nations  15:1-16:21
			    2.  End of the pseudochurch Babylon  17:1-18:24
			    3.  Joy in heaven  19:1-10
		E.  White horse: rider judgment (focus on humans)  19:11-20:10
			1.  Content of judgment  19:11-21
			2.  Preservation of the church  20:1-10

Enjoying
the victory
and its
fruits
	    D.  Throne vision  20:11-15

	C.  Announcement of recompense to the churches: church tiumphant  21:1-8

    B.  Theophany  21:9-22:5

A.  Leading out of the visions: the seer, the revelators, and the audience  22:6-21
	2.  Participants  22:6-17
	1.  Epilogue  22:18-21
		c.  Reading the prophecy  22:18-19
		b.  The witness  22:20
		a.  Colophon  22:21

PROMISE
1.  7 messages to 7 churches promising the last things  1:1-3:22
			(0)  Introduction: the source of the messages  1:1-20
		(1)  To Ephesus  2:1-7
		(2)  To Smyrna  2:8-11
		(3)  To Pergamum  2:12-17
		(4)  To Thyatira  2:18-29
		(5)  To Sardis  3:1-6
		(6)  To Philadelphia  3:7-13
		(7)  To Laodicea  3:14-22

JUDG-MENT
	2.  7 seals: messages of judgments  4:1-8:1
				(0)  Introduction: the source of seals  4:1-5:14
(1)  white horse  6:1-2	souls under the altar  6:9-11	
(2)  red horse  6:3-4	cosmic cataclysm  6:12-17	
(3)  black horse  6:5-6	        144,000  7:1-17	
(4)  pale horse  6:7-8	silence  8:1	
		3.  7 trumpets  8:2-11:19
					(0)  Introduction: the source of plagues  8:2-6
(1)  on dry land  8:7	locusts  9:1-12	
(2)  on sea  8:8-9	army from east  9:13-21	
(3)  on rivers  8:10-11	        witnesses  10:1-11:14	
(4)  on heavenly bodies  8:12	reign of God  11:15-19	

DEPTH
			4.  7 symbolic histories  12:1-14:20
					(0)  Introduction of the two poles  12:1-6
(1)  the Dragon  12:7-12	(5)  the 144,000  14:1-5	
(2)  the woman  12:13-17	(6)  angelic proclaimers  14:6-11	
(3)  the (sea) Beast  13:1-10	        promise  14:12-13	
(4)  the False Prophet  13:11-18	(7)  the harvest  14:14-20	

JUDG-MENT
		5.  7 bowls  15:1-16:21
				(0)  Introduction of the source of plagues  15:1-16:1
(1)  on dry land  16:2	(5)  throne of the Beast  16:10-11	
(2)  on sea  16:3	(6)  army from east  16:12-16	
(3)  on rivers  16:4-7	(7)  judgment of city and reign of God	
(4)  on sun  16:8-9	        16:17-21	
	6.  7 messages of judgment on Babylon  17:1-18:24
			(0)  Introduction of object of judgment  17:1-6
(1)  angelic interpretation  17:7-18	(4)  kings mourn  18:9-10	
(2)  angelic doom saying  18:1-3	(5)  merchants mourn  18:11-17	
(3)  heavenly separation  18:4-8	(6)  sailors mourn  18:18-19	

FULFILL-MENT
			(7)  final angelic doom saying  18:20-24
7.  7 last things  19:1-22:21
	(1)  the final celebration  19:1-10; 7-fold joy  19:1-2,3,4,5,6-8,9a,9b
		(2)  the final battle  19:11-21; 7-fold attributes  19:11-13; classes 19:18.
		(3)  the final elimination of evil  20:1-10; 7-fold privilege  20:,4,4,4,6,6,6,6
		(4)  the final judgment  20:11-15
	(5)  the final (new) heavens and earth  21:1-8
	(6)  the final city  21:9-27
	(7)  the final paradise  22:1-5

		(0)  Conclusion: final exhortations  22:6-21Martyrdom and Vindication

	First Stage (First Fruits)							Second Stage (Full Harvest)

Cycle	text	perse-cution	death of saints	reign of saints	pre-pare earth	sum-mons to battle	gather-ing of armies	outbreak of war	defeat of enemies	fire of destruc-tion	
(7)	20:1-10
Ezek 36-39	20:4
Ez 36:2
38:8	20:4
37:1-2,11
38:8	20:4		20:7-8a
Ez 38:7
39:17	20:8
38:18-20
39:3	20:9a
38:18-20
39:3	20:9b-10
38:21-23
39:3	20:9b-10
39:6,9	
(6)	19:11-21
Ezek 39			19:14?		19:17-18
39:17	19:19	19:20a	19:20b-21
39:18-20	19:20b
39:6,9	
(5)	17:1-18
Jer 50-51	17:2,10
51:24	17:6
51:24-25
50:7	17:8?
51:35	17:15	(17:17b)
51:27a	17:13
51:27b-28	17:14a
51:29-33	17:14b,
16-17
51:41-44	17:16b
51:58	
(4)	16
Jer 25:15-28	16:2	16:6
25:18	15:2-4	16:12	16:13	16:14,16	16:14b	16:19
25:19-31	(16:21)	
(3)	12-14

Dan 7	12:6; 13:6-7	12:11; 13:7	12:11-12
14:13	12:16		13:14-17	14:18-19

7:11	14:8-11,
19-20
7:11b	14:10-11

7:11b	
(2)	11
Jesus	11:7a
earthly
life	11:7-10
death	11:12
resur-rection	9:14		(9:16)
2 Thess 2:9-10	11:18a	11:15,18
2 Th 2:8	
2 Thess 1:7	
(1)	6
Luke 21	
21:12	6:9,11
21:16	6:9-10
21:18-19	6:12-14
21:25		(6:15)
(21:26)		(6:17)
21:27		
(0)	2-3	2:10	2:10,13	2:11				2:27	2:27