. glorified jesus (Revelation 1) John begins his narrative with a vision of the

. glorified jesus (Revelation 1) John begins his narrative with a vision of the glorified Christ.. He sees Jesus in shining robes, with hair as white as wool, eyes like flames of fire and a sharp double-edged sword coming out of his mouth. Jesus is among seven candlesticks, which symbolize the seven churches of Asia Minor. 2. The Letters to the Seven Churches (Revelation 2-3) John is instructed to write letters to seven specific churches, each one receiving praise, criticisms or warnings, according to the spiritual state of each one. 3. God's throne (Revelation 4-5) John is taken to heaven, where you see the throne of God surrounded by 24 elders and four living creatures. In chapter 5, he bears witness to the Lamb (JesusChrist) open a book sealed with seven seals, that no one but him is worthy to open. 4. The Seven Seals (Revelation 6-8) When the Lamb begins to open the seals of the book, a series of cataclysmic events is triggered. This includes the appearance of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse., that symbolize conquest, karo, hunger and death. 5. The Seven Trumpets (Revelation 8-11) Seven angels blow seven trumpets, each bringing a new series of disasters to Earth, including pests, starfalls and the partial destruction of the oceans, rivers and lands. 6. THE WOMAN AND THE DRAGON (Revelation 12) a one woman, dressed in the sun and with the moon under her feet, is about to give birth. A dragon (representing Satan) tries to devour the woman's child as soon as it is born, but the son is taken to the throne of God. 7. The Beasts (Revelation 13) John sees two beasts emerge, one from the sea and one from the land. The first beast receives power from the dragon and blasphemes against God, while the second beast performs miracles to deceive humanity and force the worship of the first beast. 8. The bowls of God's wrath (Revelation 16) Seven angels pour out seven bowls, each bringing a terrible plague upon the Earth, including ulcers, water turned into blood and a great earthquake. 9. The Fall of Babylon (Apoc