
The episode explores Revelation 11, focusing on the two witnesses, their martyrdom, and the implications of their resurrection.
In today’s Bible Study, we continue our verse-by-verse journey through Revelation 11. Picking up from last week’s discussion on the two witnesses (identified as Moses and Elijah), we explore their martyrdom, the world’s shocking celebration over their deaths, and the fear that grips humanity when God raises them and calls, “Come up hither.” We unpack the spiritual versus doctrinal applications of Scripture, why Jerusalem is spiritually called “Sodom and Egypt,” the seventh trumpet “headline” of the last half of the Tribulation, and the promise that the kingdoms of this world will become the kingdoms of our Lord. We also trace the intensifying sequence of earthquakes as creation “travails,” preview judgments to come (including the Great White Throne), and contrast Church Age grace through faith with works-centered dispensations in the Tribulation and Millennium. Through it all, the big takeaway remains: human hostility to truth is growing, but Christ’s eternal reign is certain—and now is the day of salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ. Scripture highlights include Revelation 11:7–19; cross-references to Revelation 4, 9, 12–14, 20; Daniel 7:18; Romans…
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