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Blessed
is he that readeth, and they that hear the words
of this prophecy, and keep those things which are
written therein: for the time is at hand.
Revelation 1:3 |
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The
Seven Last Plagues
Lesson
31
Marking
Code: P
Marking Color: Purple
Key Text: Revelation 15: 5-8
- Revelation 15:5-8. John
describes seven plagues that will
fall on the Earth just before Jesus
returns. These plagues are a result
of the widespread sin and disregard
of God that will exist in the world
at the end of time. They are
God’s wrath poured out against
sin. When the divine decree goes
forth that probation has ended for
every person (Revelation 22:14),
God’s strange act of destruction
begins and punishment is poured out
upon those who have defiled God.
- Revelation 16: 1,
2. The first plague is terrible
sores that fall on those who receive
the mark of the beast or worship his
image.
- Revelation
16:3. The second plague
turns the seas of the Earth to blood.
- Revelation 16:4-7. The
third plague turns the rivers and
springs of water to blood.
- Revelation 16: 8,
9. The fourth plague, the sun
scorches human beings with extreme
heat.
- Revelation 16:10,
11. The fifth plague involves a
heavy darkness-both spiritual and
physical. The devil’s throne is
thrown into complete darkness and the
individuals that thought they were
obeying God will see, this being is
none other than the devil himself.
- Revelation 16:
12-16. The sixth plague initiates
the battle of Armageddon. Under three
camps, the entire rebellious world is
gathered to receive God’s
judgment.
- Revelation 16:
17-21. The seventh plague marks
the end of the great controversy
between good and evil. Under this
plague, Babylon falls and hail and a
great earthquake ravage Earth. These
are the last convulsions of nature
where mountains and islands of the
world are completely moved out of
their place just before Jesus
returns.
- Isaiah 33:
14-16. The seven last plagues
fall on the wicked those who have
rejected God and His truth. During
this time, God will protect and
sustain His righteous people who
trust Him.
- Psalm 91: 1-16. Every
Christian can claim this song of
assurance and deliverance.
P-End.
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