Revelation 1

1. When does John say the things he is describing will take place?

2. What does John share in with his brothers?

3. Where was John when he received this revelation?

4. Who is this book written to?

5. Who did John see?

6. What does the lampstand represent?

Revelation 2 and 3
7. Give one thing the church at Ephesus is praised for.

8. What is wrong with the church at Ephesus?

9. How does Jesus introduce himself to the church at Smyrna?

10. What will those who are killed in Smyrna receive?

11. Where do the believers in Pergamum live?

12. What will happen if the church in Pergamum does not repent?

13. What is good about the church in Thyatira?

14. What is the only thing the church in Thyatira has to do?

15. What reputation does the church in Sardis have?

16. What will happen if the church in Sardis does not wake up?

17. What will happen to those in Philadelphia who overcome?

18. What temperature is the church in Laodicea?

19. What will happen to him who overcomes?

1 answer

Here are the answers based on the content of the book of Revelation, primarily from chapters 1 through 3:

Revelation 1

  1. John indicates that the things he is describing will take place "soon" or "shortly" (Revelation 1:1).
  2. John shares in "tribulation, and kingdom, and patience" with his brothers (Revelation 1:9).
  3. John was on the island of Patmos when he received this revelation (Revelation 1:9).
  4. This book is written to the seven churches in Asia (Revelation 1:4).
  5. John saw the "Son of Man," who is identified as Jesus Christ (Revelation 1:13).
  6. The lampstand represents the churches (Revelation 1:20).

Revelation 2 and 3 7. The church at Ephesus is praised for their deeds, hard work, and perseverance (Revelation 2:2). 8. The issue with the church at Ephesus is that they have "abandoned the love they had at first" (Revelation 2:4). 9. Jesus introduces Himself to the church at Smyrna as "the First and the Last, who died and came to life again" (Revelation 2:8). 10. Those who are killed in Smyrna will receive the crown of life (Revelation 2:10). 11. The believers in Pergamum live where Satan's throne is (Revelation 2:13). 12. If the church in Pergamum does not repent, they will face war against them with the sword of His mouth (Revelation 2:16). 13. The church in Thyatira is praised for their deeds, love, faith, service, and perseverance (Revelation 2:19). 14. The church in Thyatira is called to hold on to what they have until Jesus comes (Revelation 2:25). 15. The church in Sardis has the reputation of being alive, but they are actually dead (Revelation 3:1). 16. If the church in Sardis does not wake up, Jesus will come like a thief, and they will not know at what hour He will come (Revelation 3:3). 17. Those in Philadelphia who overcome will be made a pillar in the temple of God and will not go out of it anymore (Revelation 3:12). 18. The church in Laodicea is described as being "lukewarm" (Revelation 3:16). 19. To him who overcomes, Jesus promises to grant the right to sit with Him on His throne, just as He overcame and sat down with His Father (Revelation 3:21).

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