We explored Revelation 12, focusing on its symbolism and history. A woman symbolizes heavenly Jerusalem, giving birth to Jesus, triggering a cosmic battle. Michael defeats Satan, linking victory to Jesus' sacrifice. The saints triumph through the Lamb's blood and testimony, despite persecution. The period AD 30-70 was a trial for the early church, ending with Jerusalem's destruction. Believers are reassured of victory through faith in Jesus.

In a teaching session, we explored Revelation 12's symbolism and historical context, featuring a woman, a male child (Jesus), and a dragon, symbolizing cosmic struggle.

In our study of Revelation 11, we explored the seventh angel's trumpet, marking God's eternal reign, judgment, and the opening of God's temple in heaven.

Our study of Revelation 11 focused on the transition to the third woe, the seventh angel's trumpet, and the transformation of kingdoms, challenging traditional views.

In our gathering, we explored Revelation 11, focusing on the two witnesses, their deaths in Jerusalem, and the Preterist view linking them to historical events and prophecy.

In a session, we explored if Jesus the son of Ananus could be the two witnesses in Revelation 11, linking him to Jesus Christ through historical and biblical evidence.

In our gathering, we explored Revelation 11, discussing John's vision of the temple as true believers, the Gentiles' role, and the two witnesses, linking history and symbolism.

In our gathering, we explored Revelation 10-11, focusing on John's vision, the mighty angel, and the small book, drawing parallels to Ezekiel's scroll.

In our gathering, we explored Revelation 10, focusing on the angel symbolizing Jesus with a universal message. The open book signifies accessible God's word.