Verse by Verse

Shawn's teaching on Revelation 11 highlights the symbolic measurement of true believers, the Roman siege of Jerusalem, and the debated identity of the two witnesses, linking historical and prophetic events.

Shawn's teaching links Revelation 10 and Ezekiel, focusing on the symbolic act of consuming a book, Israel's rebellion, and the timing of Revelation's writing before AD 70.

Shawn's teaching on Revelation 10 highlights Jesus as an angel with an open scroll, symbolizing a new spiritual Kingdom. It explores biblical accessibility post-Reformation, the mystery of God, and unity in Christ.

Shawn's teaching highlights Jesus' fulfillment of God's promises, spiritual over material reality, Christ as "Second Adam," unity of believers, and Revelation's prophetic messages.

Shawn's teaching highlights Revelation's spiritual kingdom, emphasizing trust in God, continuity from the Old Testament, and the kingdom's presence since 70 AD, not future events.

The teaching links Revelation's woes to Roman siege, interpreting locusts as Roman cavalry. It explores idolatry's role in Jerusalem's fall, using historical and scriptural insights.

Shawn interprets Revelation 9's locusts as symbolic of Roman armies, not demonic creatures, using historical and astrological symbolism to link them to the Roman siege of Jerusalem.

Shawn's teaching interprets Revelation's apocalyptic imagery as symbolic of political power shifts, rooted in Hebraic tradition, focusing on Rome's historical impact and biblical prophecy.

Shawn's teachings link Revelation 8 to Exodus plagues, symbolizing sieges and divine judgment. He interprets biblical imagery as metaphors for historical events like Jerusalem's fall.

Shawn's teaching reinterprets the Parousia, suggesting Christ's second coming occurred between A.D. 66-70, aligning with historical events and biblical prophecy, emphasizing a prolonged divine presence.

The teaching interprets Revelation 8, focusing on Greek terms, historical context, and prophetic significance. It links biblical events to historical occurrences, emphasizing divine presence and judgment through natural phenomena, and encourages reverence towards God.

Shawn's teaching on Revelation 7 highlights a vision of a diverse multitude before God's throne, purified by Jesus' blood, emerging from tribulation, serving joyfully in heaven.

Shawn's teaching on Revelation 7 explores the symbolic sealing of 144,000 from Israel's tribes, the inclusive vision of salvation for all nations, and contrasts views on salvation.