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Bringing war, famine, and death (the Four Horsemen).

The establishment of a New Jerusalem , where God dwells directly with humanity. There is no more death, mourning, or pain, and the book ends with a promise of Christ’s imminent return. Key Symbolic Figures and Concepts Revelation

Natural and supernatural disasters affecting the earth. Bringing war, famine, and death (the Four Horsemen)

Represent spiritual and political forces of evil that persecute believers. Key Symbolic Figures and Concepts Natural and supernatural

The , the final book of the New Testament, is a prophetic and apocalyptic text written by John (likely the Apostle John or another leader in the early Church) while he was exiled on the island of Patmos around 95 AD. Its content focuses on the ultimate triumph of God's Kingdom over evil, the return of Jesus Christ, and the creation of a new heaven and earth . Core Structure and Content Overview

A central image of Jesus, representing both sacrificial death and victorious power.

A major theme is the call for Christians to remain faithful under persecution, "conquering" not through violence but through their testimony and loyalty to Jesus. ABEKA REVELATION Content Quiz 6 Flashcards - Quizlet