A lot of what you think is coming next is dependent upon your own thinking and how you look at the way end-time prophecy is put together.
Saying what you think is just an exercise in opinion.
I think Revelation is divided into
parallel, overlapping accounts to cover all the diverse action in the end-times.
I think these parallel accounts breaks can be discerned by the introduction of a change of
scene and focus.
- With that basis, I separate a view of the Churches in chapters 2 and 3.
- Revelation chapters 4-11 (exclusive of the sidebar account of the Temple and the Two Witnesses in 11:1-13) form a broad overview.
- Revelation 11:1-13 is a complete rendition of the one 'seven' with its opposing halves but centered on just two aspects of the end.
- Revelation chapter 12 includes two twin parallel accounts each running over 2000 years in total length.
- Revelation chapters 13-16 (inclusive) is the detailed account of the one 'seven' and includes the previously skipped third Woe revealed as the seven Bowl Judgments.
- Revelation chapters 17 and 18 are explanatory in nature and give specific details.
- Revelation chapters 19-22 again pick up the linear narrative, starting right before the end of the one 'seven' and progressing the timeline into the New Earth and New Heavens.
Based on a complete sequence of events, I think the first four Seals have already been opened.
I think all three end-time nations of Daniel 7 are ready to unite as Revelation 13:2 reveals.
We await the start of the one 'seven.' You will know it has begun when the Temple is being built on the Temple Mount.
...This will send Pre-Tribbers into a panic of denial.
