Prophecy and visionsRevelation 12:1–6
A woman, a threatened child and a prepared refuge
For older readers with an adult: follow the first two signs in this part of John’s vision.
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Prophecy and visionsRevelation 12:1–6
For older readers with an adult: follow the first two signs in this part of John’s vision.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 12:7–12
For older readers with an adult: notice which figures the vision actually names and how it describes victory.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 12:13–17
For older readers with an adult: explore the strange escape and rescue images in this continuing vision.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 13:1–10
For mature readers with an adult: explore a vision of harmful authority and a closing call to endurance.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 13:11–15
For mature readers with an adult: notice the difference between an impressive sign and trustworthy authority.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 13:16–18
For older readers with an adult: read what the short passage says before making claims about what its number means.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 14:1–5
For older readers with an adult: explore a vision of belonging, truthful speech and following the Lamb.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 14:6–13
For mature readers with an adult: separate the three announcements and the closing promise of rest.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 14:14–20
For mature readers with an adult: distinguish the two harvesting scenes in this graphic vision.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 15:5–8
For older readers with an adult: follow the preparation scene in the heavenly temple.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 16:1–16
For mature readers with an adult: separate the bowl signs, the voices about justice and the warning to stay watchful.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 16:17–21
For mature readers with an adult: follow the final bowl’s earthquake, fallen cities and severe hail.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 17:1–5
For mature readers with an adult: explore a vision that uses wealth, sexual wrongdoing and drunkenness to picture corruption.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 17:6–13
For mature readers with an adult: distinguish explanations the vision gives from names it does not supply.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 17:14–18
For mature readers with an adult: follow the angel’s explanation, including its graphic judgment images.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 18:1–8
For mature readers with an adult: distinguish the announcement of judgment from the call addressed to God’s people.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 18:21–24
For mature readers with an adult: notice how the repeated words no more portray a city’s ruin.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 19:1–5
For older readers with an adult: understand both the word Hallelujah and the serious reason given for this praise.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 19:6–10
Explore a joyful vision that explains its linen image and corrects John when he bows to the messenger.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 19:11–16
For older readers with an adult: notice the rider’s names alongside the vision’s severe judgment imagery.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 19:17–21
For mature readers with an adult: follow a graphic judgment scene without confusing it with a task for readers.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 20:1–6
For older readers with an adult: distinguish the vision’s restraint, first resurrection and stated future release.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 20:7–10
For mature readers with an adult: follow the gathering, surrounding and ending of this brief vision.
Prophecy and visionsRevelation 20:11–15
For mature readers with an adult: explore the vision’s books, judgment and explanation of the second death.