Free revelation bible study for youth full#

This war will climax in the battle of Armageddon and then Jesus will return and establish His kingdom on earth where He will reign with His people for 1000 years.-Q: Which of these five views have you heard the most about? Now circle the letter preceding the one which you think might be the one we will find most in harmony with our study of Revelation. Those holding this view say that Revelation teaches that there will be a 'rapture' when all living Christians and all dead Christians will be taken to heaven and this event will be followed by seven years of tribulation when the Jewish temple will be rebuilt in Jerusalem and then will come a terrible war over Israel. Visual: Events Around the End of the World.That pattern will be seen over and over in all places and all times. Some hold that Revelation is not about specific historical and religious events at all, but is a revealing of a certain 'repeating pattern' which events will follow: Christ is preached and this is always followed by political and religious persecution. Thus, in Revelation we read about the Roman Empire, the Turks, Mohammad, the Catholic Church, war between France and England, John Calvin, Martin Luther and many other world events.

Those who hold this view suggest that Revelation is a prediction of the major events in the history of the world between Christ's first coming and His second coming.

Visual: Prediction of Religious and Political History.

The greatest persecution the church has endured came at the hands of the Roman Empire and Revelation is an encouragement to early Christians to stand fast during Roman persecution and a promise the God will bring the persecutor to defeat. Others believe the Fall of Rome is the event predicted by the disasters described in Revelation. The Jews had rejected Jesus and persecuted the early church and, so these say, God here reveals that He is going to bring about the fall of Jerusalem. Some believe that the various disasters revealed in Revelation predict the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. 1 a through e as we look at the various possible views. (Use PowerPoint or overheads or chalkboard to show information marked 'Visual.') Fill in No. (Hand out the Worksheets for Lesson 1.) Fill in the blanks on the worksheets. We need to know what these are and which is most in harmony with what Revelation says about itself.

Before we start studying about what the Book of Revelation means, let's take a quick look at the five most common views taken by various teachers and writers on the book.

Prayer asking especially for God's help in our study of Revelation.

Songs: (as desired)'Praise Him, Praise Him'-'over the world victorious.''Jesus is Lord'.

Perhaps the best summation of the meaning of Revelation is this: Christ and his followers will win Satan and his followers will lose.'.

Q: Who is promised a blessing from Christ? (The one who reads this letter (aloud) to others, those who hear him read it, and those who 'take it to heart' or, as other translations say, who 'obey' it? Q: Can we be included in this blessing? (yes) So let's give our attention to the study of this last revelation from God to man which we have recorded in scripture.

Free revelation bible study for youth full#

Q: What thoughts come to your mind when you hear 'Book of Revelation?'(Wild pictures of animals, fear, hard to understand, end of the world, false teachings about the second coming, etc.) We can understand this book which God gave with the full intent that we would learn from it and obey it.Introduce to the class the study for the next quarter-the Book of Revelation.Call the roll, welcome visitors, and make any necessary announcements.Lesson Plan for Conducting the Class Introduction: (about 10 minutes) You should know the five most common views of the meaning of Revelation and five reasons why one of these is in harmony with what the book teaches about itself. Have a map for students to see that shows the seven cities of the seven churches of Asia.Have pencils/pens ready for students to use.Have enough of the student worksheets for all the students to have one.

If you choose to do it, have ready your visuals-overhead projector and transparencies, PowerPoint, chalkboard.These are available on the PowerPoint or you can order the pictures and show them that way. Have a way to show students visually a picture of the dragon, the seven-headed beast, the beast with two horns like a lamb, the harlot.The student can tell which approach to Revelation he/she has chosen and why.The student can identify the main symbols in Revelation and explain its basic story.By Stafford North Five Keys that Unlock the Book of Revelation Background Information for the Teacher Objectives: