In a recent teaching session, we explored the opening verses of Revelation, particularly Revelation 1:3-4, which emphasizes the blessings for those who read and hear the prophecy. The focus was on the act of reading and hearing rather than understanding, suggesting spiritual benefits beyond immediate comprehension. We discussed the message’s significance to the seven churches in Asia Minor, noting historical contexts like earthquakes that influence the Preterist interpretation. The session also examined the “seven Spirits” before God’s throne, with interpretations ranging from aspects of the Holy Spirit to symbols of divine completeness. Additionally, Jesus Christ is introduced as the faithful witness and ruler, affirming His authority. The session concluded with reflections on the limitations of human understanding in engaging with sacred texts.