John's visions culminate in the picture of the new heavens and earth which the prophets pointed to. This is a return to the beginning of Genesis in the garden. John also is given exhortations and commands for the church now that the prophecy has been given.

John sees the fulfillment of everything salvation history has been leading up to. The perfect eschatological city where God dwells with His people in perfect fellowship.

John's vision moves into the reality of the church age throughout history and to the end of history...culminating in the judgment at the white throne.

John sees God's people rejoice over Babylon's fall and the marriage supper of the lamb. He is also shown the feast of the birds on the judged and the coming of the white rider

John shows the pronouncement of Babylon's fall and the call of believers to come out from among her and not participate in her sins. The early church (both Jew and Gentile) were continually exhorted not to return to the types and shadows of the Judaic religion now that Christ has fulfilled the covenant.

An angel gives John the interpretation of the judgment he has seen on the harlot. He sees a harlot riding a beast and that imagery in explained.

John sees the culminating vision of the seven bowl judgments. These judgments are the culmination of what God promised in Deuteronomy 28 and Leviticus 26 to those who refused to keep His covenant. By rejecting the covenant fulfillment of Jesus, they have brought down the wrath of God.

John sees the culmination of the covenant wrath of God as the people of the Lamb cross the sea in a new exodus

John sees the true Lamb and His people standing on Mount Zion. John also sees the angels and the Son of Man pronouncing the gospel, judgment, and the fulfilling of the harvest.

The beast from the sea and the beast from the land are given authority to make war against the saint. John also speaks of the mark of the beast.

John gives us a overarching contextual look at the fulfillment of the promise of Satan's defeat by the seed of the woman. The gospel has conquered.

John shows us the measuring of the Temple, the Two Witnesses, and the blowing of the 7th trumpet.

The vision John sees of the mighty angel that swears an oath that the mystery of God's fulfillment will delay no longer

John sees two demonic forces pour forth upon the land. The demonic plague of locusts from inside and the demonic army marching on them from the outside

The judgment of God is finally released as the last seal is opened and the seven trumpets begin to sound

John shows us who can stand against the wrath of the Lamb. It is those who have been sealed by God, but what does that mean?

The Lamb begins breaking the seals on the book he received from the one who was on the throne, calling forth covenant judgments.

Jesus, the slain lamb, appears in the heavenly tabernacle and receives the kingdom from the one on the throne. The lamb is worshiped by all creation just as the Father on the throne.

John is taken to the heavenly tabernacle and shown the vision of God on the throne being worshiped.

Jesus addresses the lukewarm church of Laodicea