The Revelation of Jesus Christ Volume 1: The Writing on the Outside of the Scroll

YaHavah inspired the record of the Revelation of Jesus Christ and he is the teacher of its interpretation. There is critical knowledge in the Revelation that effects every believer's eternal salvation. This knowledge determines the difference between professed Christian and true Christian.The Bible facts revealed in the Book of Revelation have been hidden under 2,000 years of shocking unchecked temptations against correct interpretation of its truth. Satan, by his temptations, has done a terrible thing to believers of Jesus Christ. He has tempted and used a multitude of Bible interpreters and commentators to mask YaHavah's timing and laws with error upon error causing certain eternal death for those who believe and cling to those errors.Jesus came to fulfill the Law and prophets. He taught the kingdom of YHVH through the Law and prophets. The Book of Revelation is the culmination of the Law and YHVH's prophecies that need only willing hearts and minds to listen to the Bible and Spirit for correct interpretation, meaning, and purpose. It is difficult to admit being deceived by long believed deep rooted errors, however, this is why the Bible says the truth shall set you free. Temporary humiliation is far better than spending eternity in hell. The Book of Revelation is not one long chronology from beginning to end as commonly supposed. It is composed of five distinct sections. Each section is a chronology of events relative to living a true Christian life in preparation for the end of this world as we now know it. The sections are as follows: Chapters 1-5 lay the foundation for living the born-again Christian life (without the default sin nature of Adam). Chapters 12-13 describes the characters in God's plan of salvation. The sequence positions of chapters (12-13) and (6-11) are flipped in this book for better clarification, continuity, and understanding of the seven seals and remainder. Chapters 6-11 are about our choices between good and evil as shown in the seals of the seven sealed scroll. Chapters 14-19:10 describe the first resurrection, the wrath of YaHavah, and Babylon, which is the reason for both. Babylon is a captivity metaphor for a world full of sin.Chapters 19:11--22:21 briefly describes the timeline from Armageddon to New Jerusalem.