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Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 11 [§174] Rev 11:7: The Death of the Two Witnesses at JerusalemThis podcast explains the events and symbolism found in Revelation 11:7 associated with the death and martyrdom of the Two Witnesses who will minister in Jerusalem during the Great Tribulation or last 3 ½ years before the Second Coming. Even though they possess the sealing power to control the physical elements, the Lord will give the gentile armies power to kill the Two Witnesses when their testimony is complete as the physical battle of Armageddon comes to an end. In symbolic terms, John states that "when they shall have finished their testimony, the beast that ascendeth out of the bottomless pit shall m...2025-08-1240 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 11 [§171] Rev 11:2-3: Two Witnesses Minister 42 Months [3½ Years]This podcast explains the imagery used by John in Revelation 11:2, where he is told by a mighty angel (Jesus Christ) to not measure the outer court of the Third Temple for it is given to the Gentiles who will tread down the Holy City of Jerusalem for 42 months (3½ years) known as the Great Tribulation. Jesus Christ predicted that Jerusalem would be trodden down until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled. (Luke 21:24) This podcast explains how the Holy City has been trodden down since the time the Romans destroyed the city and temple in 70 AD, how it was reclaimed i...2025-08-031h 11
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 11 [§170] Rev 11:2: The Court Given to the Gentiles Is Not Measured This podcast explains the symbols and message found in Revelation 11:2, where Jesus Christ told John the Revelator not to measure the courtyard without the temple "for it is given unto the Gentiles." This scene is set in the Third Temple to be constructed in Jerusalem. The measuring occurs at the start of the last 3 1/2 years (42 months) before the Second Coming called the Great Tribulation. The vision in Revelation 11:2 is focused on worthy Jews living terrestrial law that are measured as God's people in Revelation 11:1, whereas those who are unworthy of at least terrestrial glory--including the wicked Gentiles that will...2025-07-2930 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 11 [§169] Rev 11:1: John Measures Them That Worship in the TempleThis podcast explains the symbolism and imagery used by the John the Revelator in Revelation 11:1, which states that John was given a reed to measure the people that worship in the temple of God. The context of this vision is the Great Tribulation just before the Second Coming. The temple refers to the Third Temple and the people to be measured represent Jewish people, although some Bible scholars spiritualize this imagery and say that it represents the Christian church or individual followers of Christ. The Jews who qualify to be measured are the honorable people of the earth and...2025-07-2756 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 11 [§168] Rev 11:1: John Measures the Third Temple and Its AltarThis podcast explains the symbolism and imagery used by the John the Revelator in Revelation 11:1, which states: "And there was given me a reed like unto a rod: and the angel stood, saying, Rise, and measure the temple of God, and the altar." The angel is Jesus Christ, although this view is not universally accepted among all Bible scholars. This vision is similar to the visions in Ezekiel 40 and Zechariah 2. Both prophets prophesied concerning the construction of the 2nd temple of Zerubbabel, as a foreshadow and type for the construction of the Third Temple in Jerusalem that still lies...2025-07-2248 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§166] The Third Period of 1 Week of 7 Years [Armageddon]This podcast explains the meaning of, and events that will occur during, the final 70th week of seven years in Daniel's Seventy Weeks Prophecy in Daniel 9:24-27. This one week of seven years corresponds to the physical battle of Armageddon described by John the Revelator in Revelation 9:13-21. John described this last week of seven years before the Second Coming as the Second Woe. During this last week of seven years in Daniel 9:27, Christ will confirm the covenant with many, meaning that many exaltation-worthy people then living will have their calling and election made sure. This means they will...2025-07-201h 09
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§156] John’s Little Book Mission Does Not Include the Jewish GatheringThis podcast discusses ancient and modern prophecies about the latter-day gathering of the Jewish people to their homeland in Palestine. The modern Jewish gathering began after Moses appeared to Joseph Smith in the Kirtland temple and restored the priesthood keys for the gathering of scattered Israel in 1836. John the Revelator was an apostle of the Lord Jesus Christ, but he did not receive the keys to gather scattered Israel as part of his little book mission recorded in Revelation 10:8-11. The gathering of the Jews began in earnest after Orson Hyde dedicated the land of Palestine for the return...2025-06-1055 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§155] The Translated Lost Ten Tribes in Jacob 5 and Ezekiel 37This podcast discusses the translation of the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel as seen through the writings of Zenos in his allegory of the tame and wild olive trees, recorded in Jacob 5 in the Book of Mormon. The same topic is viewed from Ezekiel's vision of the valley of the dry bones recorded in Ezekiel 37 in the Old Testament. This is part of a continuing discussion of John the Revelator's little book mission in Revelation 10:8-11, where the Savior commissioned him to go among the Lost Ten Tribes as a translated person to minister among a people to be...2025-06-081h 11
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§153] John and the Doctrine and Ordinance of TranslationThis podcast explains the doctrine and ordinance of translation, including a discussion of what translation is and who has been translated in the history of the world. A translated person is mortal, but that mortal body cannot die, it does not feel pain except for the sins of the world, it does not get sick, nor does it deteriorate in any way. The body of such a person is elevated spiritually to a terrestrial condition so it can operate in both the physical and spiritual realm on this planet and on many other planets. Heaven is the dwelling place...2025-06-011h 52
Unveiling Jesus Christ [§150] Priesthood Keys for the Latter-day Gathering of IsraelThis podcast discusses the priesthood keys needed by John the apostle to carry out his "little Book Mission" described in Revelation 10:8-11. Priestood keys were restored in this gospel dispensation to Joseph Smith, who is called the Root of Jesse in Isaiah 11:10-12. Moroni quoted these verses to Joseph Smith on September 21, 1823, and said the latter-day gathering of Israel was about to commence. On April 3, 1836, the prophets Moses and Elias appeared at the Kirtland Temple and conferred on Joseph Smith the keys of "the gathering of Israel from the four parts of the earth and the leading of the...2025-05-201h 06
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§149] Rev 10:8-11: The Meaning of the “Little Book”This podcast explains and interprets the "Little Book Mission" given to John the Revelator in Revelation 10:8-11. In Revelation 8:10, John hears the voice of God the Father telling him to take the little book from the mighty angel, who is Jesus Christ, who stands on both land and sea as a symbol of his dominion. The little book is open in the hand of Christ and the act of taking, reading, eating, and digesting the book represents John's calling and commission to perform the contents of the book open to his view. John commenced his mission and continues his...2025-05-1949 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§147] Rev 10:2-4: Dominions Given at Adam-ondi-AhmanThis podcast introduces the topic of John's "Little Book" mission mentioned by him in Revelation 10:2, but explained in Revelation 10:8- 11. This podcast focuses primarily on the imagery and meaning of symbols used by John to describe the future gathering of saints at Adam-ondi-Ahman in Revelation 10:2-4. This signs and symbols include Christ (the mighty angel) setting his right foot on the sea and his left foot on the earth as a symbol of his taking dominion on the earth. As a coronated King, Jesus CHrist will symbolically roar like a lion and the seven thunders, representing the seven dispensational...2025-05-1154 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§127] Overview of Revelation 10This podcast provides an explanatory overview of Revelation chapter 10, where John saw a mighty angel (Jesus Christ) who comes down from heaven prior to the time of the Second Coming with a little book that he gives to John the Revelator. This chapter is frequently misidentified as an "interlude" chapter. It is actually a vision of Christ's appearance at the great gathering of saints at the midpoint of Armageddon at a place called Adam-Ondi-Ahman. Christ gave the little book to John to symbolize John's mission to prepare the Lost Ten Tribes for their return from the land of the...2025-03-0230 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§126] Rev 9:20-21: Armageddon’s Telestial Survivors Fail to RepentThis podcast explains the symbols used by John to describe the survivors of the seven-year battle of Armageddon in Revelation 9:20-21. The survivors are those who will refuse to repent during the battle, although they could do so. This means they are not sons of perdition, who have committed the unpardonable sin in this life and have lost the power to repent. John lists several characteristics of the survivors. They are guilty of murders, sorceries, fornication, and thefts. These characteristics align perfectly with latter-day revelation that identifies such persons as telestial worthy. Thus, we learn in this podcast that...2025-02-2538 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§124] Rev 9:18: A Third of Men Die by Fire, Smoke and BrimstoneThis podcast explains the meaning of the symbols used by John to describe the weapons of war to be used in the future battle of Armageddon as described in Revelation 9:18. In this verse, John saw the horses (mortal armies) and horsemen (evil spirits) of Armaggedon as they used three holy weapons of fire, smoke, and brimstone to kill the third part of men, who, as a class, represent mortal sons of perdition that will be on earth during physical Armageddon.2025-02-1836 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§123] Rev 9:17: Breastplates of Fire, Jacinth and BrimstoneThis podcast explains the meaning of the symbols used by John to describe the weapons of war to be used in the future battle of Armageddon as described in Revelation 9:17. In this verse, John saw the horses (mortal armies) and horsemen (evil spirits) with breastplates of fire, jacinth, and brimstone and out of their mouths issued fire, smoke, brimstone. All these symbols show that Armageddon will be a holy war that will accomplish the purposes of God through evil instrumentalities.2025-02-1731 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§117] An Overview of the Second Woe [Physical Armageddon]This podcast provides an overview of the Second Woe of the seventh seal that will begin at a future day when the sixth trumpet angel sounds his trump. The Second Woe is a seven-year period of time when the physical battle of Armageddon will be fought. The events of the Second Woe are described by John the Revelator in Revelation 9:13 though Revelation 11:14. The battle is summarized in Revelation 9:13-21 and includes the deaths of all mortal sons of perdition collectively, who are identified as one third of the combatants involved in the war. Revelation 10 describes events at the midpoint...2025-01-2635 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§115] Rev 9:11: Satan Is King of the Locusts in the Bottomless PitThis podcast explains the meaning and identity of the king of the Bottomless pit in Revelation 9:11, whom John identifies as Abaddon in Hebrew and Apollyon in Greek. John's description of this "king" as the "angel of the bottomless pit" could refer to either, or both, the unembodied spirit of Satan or the disembodied spirit of Cain, who succeeded to the power of Satan when he became perdition in mortality and then entered the postmortal spirit world with the title of Master Mahan. 2025-01-1920 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§99] Rev 8:5-6: Christ Begins to Pour Out Judgments upon the EarthThis podcast describes and interprets the meaning of John's vision of the angel in Revelation 8:5-6, who takes a golden censer and casts down fire on earth in the midst of voices, thundering, lightning, and an earthquake. The imagery comes from the book of Ezekiel and is foreshadowed by the plague in Egypt when Moses cast ashes in the air and they caused boils then they fell to earth. The imagery reflects the judgments of God that will be poured out on the earth after the opening of the seventh seal that lies in our future.Revelation 8:5: 00:01:192024-11-2446 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§98] Rev 8:3-4: A Day of Atonement in the Heavenly TempleThis podcast interprets and explains the imagery used by John to describe events in heaven in Revelation 8:3-4. These verses correspond to the half-hour of silence that begins in Revelation 8:1. In this half-hour of symbolically measured time, Jesus Christ will perform his intercessory role as the mediator by offering incense on the golden altar of the heavenly temple. The incense will produce an aromatic smoke that will ascend to God as the prayers of righteous saints. This vision presents the anti-type in heaven of the earthy day of atonement that was celebrated in the tabernacle of Moses and in...2024-11-2141 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§95] Overview of the Seventh Seal [1000-Year Millennium]This podcast provides an overview of the Seventh Seal from the Book of Revelation that John begins to describe in Revelation 8:1. When the sixth seal (that we now live in) ends with a great earthquake and other worldwide cataclycisms, Christ will open the seventh seal and there will be a silence in heaven for a symbolic half hour. This podcast quotes from the talk of President Russell M. Nelson during his October 2024 General Conference address to illustrate that the time for opening the seventh seal is fast approaching. After the half hour of silence n heaven, judgments will be...2024-11-1039 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§94] Rev 7:15-17: The Blessed State of the Great MultitudeThis podcast describes the symbolism and meaning of the images seen and heard by John the Revelator in Revelation 7:15-17. In these verses John continues to describe the appearance of the Great Multitude that he saw in paradise. They are surround the throne of God in heaven where they serve and worship God day and night, which means continually. The Father dwells among them. He protects and preserves the exaltation worthy spirits in paradise as a tent or tabernacle covers and preserves those within its protective reach. Revelation 7: 15: 00:01:46Revelation 7:16: 00:14:21Revelation 7:17: 00:19:102024-11-0531 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§93] Rev 7:13-14: One of the 24 Elders Explains the Great MultitudeThis podcast explains the symbolism found in Revelation 7:13-14, including the meaning of the Great Multitude that John saw in paradise in Revelation 7:9, and the meaning of the Great Tribulation as a description of the last 3½ years before the Second Coming of Christ. The Great Multitude wore robes of white that were made clean and purified by the atoning sacrifice of Christ as the Lamb of God. One of the 24 Elders from John's first vision declared to John the meaning of the Great Multitude in Paradise as the Six Seal comes to a close and the Second Coming approaches.2024-11-0334 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§92] Rev 7:10-12: The Multitude and Angels Worship in ParadiseThis podcast explains and interprets the words of John the Revelator in Revelation 7:10-12. The context for these verses is John's second vision of celestial paradise and he is here describing the great multitude that he was surprised to see in Revelation 7:9. As exaltation-worthy spirits in paradise, they are praising God and the Lamb in the form of a seven-fold doxology that is similar to a seven-fold doxology uttered by the 100+ Millin angels in Revelation 5:11. The connection between the 100+ million angels and the great multitude is explained in this podcast.2024-10-2942 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§91] The Feast of Tabernacles Foreshadows the Sixth Seal ParadiseThis podcast explains the historical roots of John's second vision of paradise in heaven in the Feast of Tabernacles. This feast was one of three great feasts that Israelite men were required to attend at Jerusalem throughout the Mosaic Era. It is also known by its Hebrew Name Sukkot, which means booths or tabernacles. The Feast of Tabernacles was a harvest festival that occurred in the seventh month of the Jewish calendar, and which corresponds to the months of September and October. This was the time of temporal ingathering, and also a time of spiritual ingathering because the feast...2024-10-2755 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§90] Rev 7:9: Second Vision of Paradise and the Great MultitudeThis podcast interprets and explains the imagery and symbolism of John's second vision of celestial paradise found in Revelation 7:9. This second vision comes after his first vision of celestial paradise in Revelation 4 and 5. In John's first vision of paradise he saw conditions in "heaven" as they existed at the time of his vision in 96 AD. Thereafter, he saw the sealing of the 144,000 Servants and their work as saviors on Mount Zion primarily during the sixth seal to bring as many as would come to the church of the Firstborn. John's second vision of paradise depicts the successful work of...2024-10-2240 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§89] The 144,000 Become Saviors on Mount ZionThis podcast explains the role of the 144,000 Servants as saviors on Mount Zion, as seen in John's vision recorded in Revelation 7. As saviors on Mount Zion, the 144,000 Servants have a duty to bring as many as will come to the church of the Firstborn as they work on both sides of the veil of death. 2024-10-2037 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§88] The 144,000 Prepare to Rule as Kings and PriestsThis podcast explains in detail the identity and meaning (both symbolic and actual) of the 144,000 Servants identified in John's vision in Revelation 7:4-8. Much of this podcast explains Joseph Smith's inspired explanation of them found in Doctrine & Covenants 77:11, as high priests in the patriarchal order of the priesthood, who are ordained or authorized to bring as many people as will come to the status of exaltation in the Church of the Firstborn. They are kings and priests together with their wives as queens and priestesses who will stand with Christ on mount Zion at the time of the Second...2024-10-1538 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§87] Limited Sealings of the 144,000 Began in the Fifth SealThis podcast explains the sealing of the 144,000 servants as described by John in Revelation 7, and how that process began with members of the ancient Church of Jesus Christ in the meridian of time, which corresponds in time with the fifth seal from John apocalyptic vision. Although the sealing of the 144,000 servants is to be accomplished in the sixth seal, the work began in the fifth seal until the onset of the Great Apostasy ended the work in that era, and left most of the sealings to occur during the sixth seal in which we now live. 2024-10-1325 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§86] Rev 7:4-8: 144,000 Are Sealed from the Tribes of IsraelThis podcast describes and explains the meaning of the 144,000 Servants identified by John in Revelation 7:4-8. The 144,000 number is a symbolic number derived from the priesthood number of 12 that is squared to arrive at 144 which represents the fulness of the priesthood. The figure of 144 is then multiplied by 1000 as a symbol of superlative greatness. This number is derived from the number 10 cubed. Ten is a symbolic number that represents the whole of a part or part of a whole. When taken together, the symbolic numbers used to arrive at the figure of 144,000 represents all exaltation-worthy Israelites, both those who...2024-10-0853 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§80] The Laws of Earthly Ordinances and ResurrectionThis podcast explains the doctrine or law of earthly ordinances, which requires that all gospel ordinances--beginning with baptism and ending with the sealing ordinance—must be received by people before they can enter the celestial kingdom. The only exception would be for small children before the age of eight and unaccountable persons who are not able to exercise their agency for any reason. Even these people, however, must be sealed as an earthly ordinance to be exalted. This podcast also explains the connection between the law of earthly ordinances and the resurrection, including the Order of Resurrection. Combined, these la...2024-09-1732 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§79] The Urgency of Temple Work in the Sixth SealThis podcast describes the importance and urgency of temple work during these last days that come at the end of the sixth seal described by John in Revelation 7. Temple work includes the need to engage in family history and genealogy. Latter-day prophets describe temple work as the most important work we can perform in preparation for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. We are told that our ancestors cannot be perfected without us, nor can we be perfected without them. This podcast also explains the meaning of the prophecy by Malachi that Elijah must come before the great and...2024-09-1538 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§78] Elijah Restores the “Sealing Power” in the Sixth SealThis podcast explains the sealing power and the role of Elijah as one who held the keys of the sealing power anciently. As the last prophet to hold the sealing power anciently, Elijah was translated so that he could then appear to Jesus Christ and to Peter, James and John on the mount of Transfiguration and bestow upon them the keys of the sealing power, which are the keys of the kingdom. Elijah also appeared to Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery in the Kirtland Temple on April 3, 1836 to restore the sealing power in this last dispensation. This podcast distinguishes...2024-09-1029 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§77] Rev 7:2-3: The Angel from the East Says “Hurt Not the Earth”This podcast discusses the meaning and symbolism of Revelation 7:2-3, where John describes his vision of the angel Elias, who ascends from the east and directs the four angels not to hurt the earth, the sea or the trees until the 144,000 servants of God have been sealed in their forehead. This podcast brings together the concepts, principles and doctrines discussed in several earlier podcasts, including a more detailed discussion about the identities of the 144,000 servants that are sealed in their foreheads with the seal of the living God.2024-09-0826 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 7 [§76] The Calling and Election of the DeadThis podcast explains what it means for a person to have his or her calling and election made sure at the time of their death or otherwise qualify for exaltation and eternal life sometime after their death. Every person who receives the seal of the living God mentioned by John in Revelation 7:2-4 must have their calling and election made sure either in this life or hereafter. To qualify for this blessing at death or thereafter, people must prove themselves worthy as described in this podcast. Once their calling and election is made sure, they receive an unqualified and...2024-09-0335 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 7 [§75] The Calling and Election of Those LivingThis podcast explains what it means for a person to have his or her calling and election made sure in this life. This is also called the “more sure word of prophecy,” the “second comforter,” and being sealed by the “Holy Spirit of Promise.” Every person who receives the seal of the living God mentioned by John in Revelation 7:2-4 must have their calling and election made sure either in this life or hereafter. To qualify for this blessing, people must prove themselves worthy as described in this podcast. Once their calling and election is made sure, they receive an unqualifi...2024-09-0128 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 7 [§74] The Calling and Election of Saints Made SureThis podcast explains what it means to have your calling and election made sure as one of two parts of the seal of the living God mentioned by John in Revelation 7:1-8. Those that possess the seal are guaranteed eternal life, exaltation, and godhood. To have your calling and election made sure means that you receive the more sure word of prophecy or the Second Comforter. The seal comes as the Holy Ghost, acting in his function as the Holy Spirit of Promise places a ratifying seal that guarantees eternal life. Those that possess the seal of the living...2024-08-2723 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 7 [§73] The Ancient History of the Sealing OrdinanceThis podcast describes the history of the sealing ordinance going all the way back to Adam and the era of the Patriarchs. Moving forward in time, the podcast explains the sealing ordinance after the flood, during the Mosaic Dispensation, during the time of Christ, the modern era and after the Second Coming. In addition to the history of the ordinance, this podcast explains the purpose of the sealing ordinance and its relationship to the seal of the living God mentioned by John in Revelation 7:1-8. The sealing ordinance has been and must be performed in a temple, beginning with...2024-08-2552 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 7:2-3 [§72] The Two Parts of the “Seal of the Living God”This podcast explains the seal of the living God identified by John in Revelation 7:2-3. This includes a description of how seals were used anciently. The seal is a symbol of ownership, and those that have the seal belong to God. The seal is not an actual mark on the body, but it is something that must literally occur in the lives of worthy people who then belong to God. The seal includes the sealing ordinance that can be received in the temples of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The second part of the seal is...2024-08-2032 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 7:2 [§70] An Angel from the East [Elias] Has the Seal of GodThis podcast explains the identity of the angel from the east that John saw in Revelation 7:2. The name of this angel is Elias. Elias is both a name and a title. In the context of Revelation 7:2, Elias is a composite angel who represents the multiple angels involved in, and having authority over, the sealing of the 144,000 servants during the sixth seal as mentioned by John in Revelation 7:4-8.2024-08-1329 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 7 [§68] Preaching the Gospel in All NationsThis podcast discusses the commitment of priesthood keys on the earth as a necessary part of the restoration of the gospel. From the commitment of the keys to men on the earth, the gospel has been rolling forth to the ends of the earth, which then facilitates the sealings that must occur during the sixth seal as envisioned by John in Revelation 7. This podcast discusses the distinction of the restoration of the priesthood in 1829 from the commitment of priesthood keys, including the final keys that were committed when Christ appeared at the Kirtland Temple in the company of Moses...2024-08-0636 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 7 [§67] The Four Angels Commit the Keys of the KingdomThis podcast discusses the commitment of priesthood keys on the earth as a necessary part of the restoration of the gospel. From the commitment of the keys to men on the earth, the gospel has been rolling forth to the ends of the earth, which then facilitates the sealings that must occur during the sixth seal as envisioned by John in Revelation 7. This podcast discusses the distinction of the restoration of the priesthood in 1829 from the commitment of priesthood keys, including the final keys that were committed when Christ appeared at the Kirtland Temple in the company of Moses...2024-08-0422 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 6:17 [§65] Who Shall Be Able to Stand?This podcast explains the meaning of Revelation 6:17, which asks he question: “Who shall be able to stand?” This question has reference to the great day of wrath that will come at the second coming and asks who shall be able to stand on mount Zion with Jesus Christ at the day of the Second Coming. It correspondingly asks, who shall be able to stand against the destruction of the great wrath that will accompany the day of the Second Coming. John’s vision in Revelation 7 answers these questions.2024-07-2817 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 6:14 [§63] Heaven Departs [Opens] as a ScrollThis podcast explains the symbolism used by John to describe literal signs and wonders that will be seen in the visible sky at the end of the sixth seal as recorded in Revelation 6:14. John uses the symbol of a scroll that is rolled together to describe how heaven will depart. Heaven or that part of the sky that we see normally will depart when great signs and wonders in heaven become visible as the sixth seal comes to an end.2024-07-2126 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 6:12-13 [§62] Signs in the Sun, Moon and StarsThis podcast describes the cosmic signs of the times in heaven that will accompany the Great Earthquake at the end of the sixth seal as described by John in Revelation 6:12-13. These signs include a dark sun, a moon that is red like the color of blood, and stars that fall like unripe figs when blown by a mighty wind. These are literal signs in heaven that have historical precedents as explained in this podcast.2024-07-1643 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 6:12, 14 [§61] A Great Earthquake Ends the Sixth SealThis podcast discusses and explains the “Great Earthquake” that will occur in our future at the end of the sixth seal, as predicted by John in Revelation 6 verses 12 and 14. The podcast describes the power of this earthquake in relationship to other earthquakes from the past and in the future, including the two separate earthquakes described by John in Revelation 11 and Revelation 16. This podcast also explains how this Great Earthquake, along with other signs of the times from the sixth seal, are intended to encourage people to repent as we prepare to transition from the sixth seal to the seventh seal...2024-07-1446 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 6 [§58] Overview of John’s Vision of the Sixth Thousand YearsThis podcast provides an overview of the sixth seal described by John in Revelation 6:12 through Revelation 7:17. The sixth seal covers the thousand-year period from approximately 1000 – 2000 AD. When the Great Earthquake and other signs in the heaven occur as predicted by John in Revelation 12-16, this will mark the end of the sixth seal. The end of this seal will be delayed, however, so that the 144,000 Servants can received the seal of the living God so that they may stand with Christ on mount Zion as described in Revelation 14:1.2024-07-0247 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 6:11 [§57] The “Great Apostasy” During the Fifth SealThis podcast describes the context and meaning of the martyrdom mentioned by John in Revelation 6:11 as part of the fifth seal. John describes the martyrdom of two groups, including those of the ancient church of Jesus Christ, who were killed during the apostolic era and the time period known as the Great Apostasy. He states that these early martyrs will be at rest in the celestial paradise of the post-mortal spirit world until their fellow-servants, those of the latter-days, are likewise martyred. Martyrdom extends beyond the fifth seal and will continue during the sixth and seventh seals right up...2024-06-3043 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 6:9-10 [§56] Martyrdom During the Fifth SealThis podcast describes the fifth seal in the Book of Revelation described by John in Revelation 6:9-10. As explained in this video, the fifth seal is called the millennium of martyrdom that began with the birth of Jesus Christ and ended in 1000 AD. The most transcendent event in this period was the atonement of Jesus Christ, but John’s focus was on the martyrdom of saints that began after Christ was crucified. The message of martyrdom is symbolized by John’s vision of an altar in heaven and the souls of the martyrs beneath that altar. This imagery is expl...2024-06-251h 02
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 6:5-6 [§54] Famines in the Third Seal [2000-1000 BC]This podcast explains the symbolic images used by John in his vision of the third seal of seven opened in Revelation 6:5-6. In these verses, he sees a black horse and rider, as well as other symbols that represent famines in the third thousand years of the earth’s temporal existence. This coincides in time with the period of the patriarchs, including Abraham, Isaac, Jacob (Israel) and Joseph. There were also famines in the days of the judges in Israel and the three kings of Israel, including Saul, David and Solomon. This great time of famine occurred between approximately 2000 an...2024-06-1635 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 6:3-4 [§53] Noah’s Flood in the Second Seal [3000-2000 BC]This podcast explains the symbolic images used by John in his vision of the second seal of seven opened in Revelation 6:3-4. In these verses he sees a red horse and rider, which represent bloodshed and death in the second thousand years of the earth’s temporal existence. This coincides in time with the period of the great flood in the days of Noah between 3000 and 2000 BC. This podcast also explains the mechanism of the flood by first talking about the creation. The earth was organized through accretion which resulted in a hot molten earth. As the earth cooled ra...2024-06-151h 11
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§50] Rev 5:11-14: Those in All Kingdoms of Glory Praise the LambThis podcast explains the symbolism from John’s vision of celestial paradise and beyond in Revelation 5:11-14. In these verses, John beheld the voices of 100 million angels, plus thousands and thousands more who praised Christ for his atonement and the work of his redemption. These 100+ million angels were outside the inner circles of worshipers that included the 24 Elders (exaltation-worthy spirits) and the Four Beasts (representing four classes of creation). The 100+ million angels exist in spirit prison of the postmortal spirit world as of the time of John’s vision of heaven in 96 AD, from all reaches of the universe incl...2024-06-021h 01
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§49] Rev 5:8-10: Saints Worthy of Exaltation Praise the LambThis podcast explains the symbols in John’s vision from Revelation 5:8-10. In these verses, John takes the book with seven seals from the hand of God the Father. When he does so, the Four Beasts and 24 Elders immediately prostrate themselves before Christ and worship him as the redeemer. The 24 Elders four and twenty elders also have harps, and golden vials full of odours, which are the prayers of saints. The 24 Elders also sing a new song extolling the virtues of his sacrifice to redeem all of creation from every kindred, and tongue, and people, and nation. They once ag...2024-06-011h 01
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§48] Rev 5:5-7: The Lamb Prevailed to Open the Book and Loose the SealsThis podcast explains the meaning of the symbols used by John the Revelator from his vision in Revelation 5:5-7. These verses are a continuation of John’s vision of paradise in the postmortal spirit world that began in Revelation 4. In Revelation 5:1-5, John saw a book with seven seals and he wept because he could not find any man to break the seals and open the book. John is now told that the “Lion of the tribe of Juda, the Root of David” (Jesus Christ) had power to do so. He then saw a Lamb that stood in the midst...2024-05-261h 00
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§47] Rev 5:1-4: The Book with Seven SealsThis podcast explains the meaning and imagery of John the Revelator in Revelation 5:1-4. In these verses, John’s vision of celestial paradise continues from Revelation 4, but now he sees God the Father on the throne with a book (scroll) in his right hand having seven seals. The meaning of the scroll and its seven seals is discussed in detail as well as the meaning of the strong angel who asks the question of who is worthy to open the book and loose the seals. No man was worthy to do so, because only a God (Jesus Christ) had th...2024-05-251h 08
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§46] Rev 4:11: God the Father Glorified As the Creator of all ThingsThis podcast explains the symbolism and meaning of John the Revelator’s vision found in Revelation 4:11. This last verse in Revelation chapter 4 explains why the Four Beasts and 24 Elders in this chapter are worshiping God the Father as the ultimate source of all creations in the universe.2024-05-1924 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§45] Rev 4:8-10: The Beasts and 24 Elders Worship the CreatorThis podcast discusses and explains the symbolic images of John the Revelator in Revelation 4:8-10. The images include the “Four Beasts” that rest not day and night as they utter the trisagion (holy, holy, holy) to God the Father seated on the throne in paradise. He is declared to be the “Lord God Almighty, which was, and is, and is to come.” After the Four Beast glorified God, the 24 Elders (representing exaltation-worthy saints) also fell down or prostrated themselves before the Father and cast their thrones toward God in homage and respect for the Father’s creative enterprises.2024-05-1840 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§44] Rev 4:6-8: The Four Beasts Represent All Creation in ParadiseThis podcast explains the symbolic images used by John to describe paradise in heaven in Revelation 4:6-8. These images include the four beasts who represent all of creation. They are full of eyes before and behind representing their intelligence and omniscience to see things past, present, and future. The beasts (or living creatures more accurately) have symbolic faces of a lion, a calf, a man, and a flying eagle. Their power of movement and ability to carry out the works of God was represented by the six wings on each image. The beasts were also full of eyes within...2024-05-1250 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§43] Rev 4:6: The Sea of Glass Reflects Conditions in ParadiseThis podcast discusses the symbolic meaning of the images described by John the Revelator in Revelation 4:6, including the images of the throne of God that stood before the sea of glass like unto crystal. This podcast sets forth various reasons why John’s vision in this verse refers to paradise in the postmortal spirit world where disembodied spirits go to prepare and wait for their resurrection rather than the celestial kingdom of resurrected persons.2024-05-1154 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§42] Rev 4:5: God’s Throne of Judgment and the Seven LampsThis podcast explains the symbols used by John to describe the throne of God in heaven that John saw in Revelation 4:5, including the lightnings, thunderings, and voices that John saw and heard. His verse also includes the images of seven lamps of fire burning before the throne, which are the seven Spirits of God. These seven spirits are the same seven spirits from Revelation 1:4, which represent the seven leaders from the seven churches of Asia following their mortal deaths.2024-05-0545 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§41] Rev 4:4: 24 Elders Sit on Thrones in ParadiseThis podcast discusses and explains the symbols used by John the Revelator in his vision of paradise in Revelation 4:4, including the symbol of the throne of God surrounded by 24 seats (thrones). These thrones were occupied by 24 Elders clothed in white raiment and crowns of gold on their head to represent their exaltation-worthy status in paradise.2024-05-0436 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§40] Rev 4:2-3: John’s Vision of the Throne of God in HeavenThis podcast explains the meaning of the symbols in John’s vision of paradise in Revelation 4:2-3. John sees these symbolic images while “in the Spirit.” The images include a throne set in heaven on which God the Father is seated. His glory is described in symbolic term as a jasper and a sardine stone. There was also an emerald-colored rainbow round about the throne, representing life and the mercy of God. Revelation 4:2: 00:01:14 Revelation 4:3: 00:21:432024-04-2842 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§39] Rev 4:1: A Door in Heaven Is Opened to Reveal Things HereafterThis podcast explains John’s vision of paradise in Revelation 4:1, where he was beckoned by the voice of Jesus Christ to come up hither through an open door leading to heaven. The symbols of this verse are interpreted including the voice that sounds like a trumpet and the meaning of “things which must be hereafter.”2024-04-2736 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§38] Rev 4:1-11: Overview of John’s Vision of “Heaven” [Paradise]This podcast provides an overview of chapter 4 in the Book of Revelation with an emphasis on the meaning of the word heaven. This podcast explains that heaven is synonymous with celestial paradise in the postmortal spirit world where the spirits of the righteous and just go to await their resurrection into the celestial kingdom. In this chapter John sees celestial paradise as of 96 AD, which is the date of his vision on Patmos island. Various reasons and explanations are given as to why this is not a vision of the celestial kingdom for resurrected persons.2024-04-2148 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§37] Rev 3:21-22: Those That Overcome Will Be as God IsThis podcast explains the images and symbols found in Revelation 3:21-22. These verses describe the promise of eternal life given to people such as the saints in Laodicea who overcome their lukewarm condition in the gospel. This is reflected in the symbolism of overcomers sitting on the throne of God the Father and with Jesus Christ. These verses contain the admonition found in all seven letters by John the Revelator for saints everywhere to hear what the Spirit says to the seven churches. Revelation 3:21: 00:01:52 Revelation 3:22: 00:54:312024-04-2058 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§36] Rev 3:19-20: Christ Stands at the DoorThis podcast explains the symbolism of the lukewarm Laodiceans found in Revelation 3:19-20. In these verses John the Revelator describes the Savior’s love for the Laodiceans despite their spiritual apathy. He tells them, and all people, that he loves those whom he rebukes and chastens as a loving father. He commands the Laodiceans to be zealous and repent. He also tells them that he is standing at the door of their hardened hearts knocking and waiting for a receptive ear to open the door to him. Those who open their heart to Christ will be blessed with his pr...2024-04-1451 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§35] Rev 3:17-18: Counsel to the Wretched and MiserableThis podcast explains the symbolism about the lukewarm Laodiceans found in Revelation 3:17-18. In these verses John the Revelator describes the Laodicean saints as wretched, miserable, poor, blind, and naked because they thought themselves rich because of their temporal wealth. Christ counseled them to buy spiritual gold tried in the fire and then they would be truly rich and clothed in white raiment as a symbol of eternal life. They were also counseled to anoint their eyes with eye salve to cure their spiritual blindness. This podcast explains how the Laodiceans came to be spiritually blind and how this...2024-04-1351 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§34] Rev 3:14-16: The Lukewarm LaodiceansThis podcast discusses John the Revelator’s letter to the church at Laodicea in Revelation 3:14-16. John’s letter comes from Christ who declares himself to be the “Amen, the faithful and true witness, the beginning of the creation of God.” All these names and titles express the power of Christ to bring about the destruction of the Lukewarm Laodiceans who were spiritually apathetic members of Christ’s church. This podcast explains why Christ told this church that he would rather that they be either “cold or hot” and why he would vomit them out of his mouth because of their lukew...2024-04-071h 02
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§33] Rev 3:11-13: Pillars in the Heavenly Temple of GodThis podcast explains and interprets the various symbols used by John the Revelator in his letter to the saints in Philadelphia in Revelation 3:11-13. Christ promises to come to the saints quickly and warns them to guard against anyone taking their crown, which represents eternal life. He further promises that the faithful saints will be made pillars in the heavenly temple of God, which is also a symbolic promise of eternal life. The saints will bear the name of the Father, the name of the New Jerusalem as the city of God, and the new name of Jesus Christ...2024-04-0642 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§32] Rev 3:9-10: The Patient Are Promised Eternal LifeThis podcast describes and explains the letter that John the Revelator wrote to members of the church in the city of Philadelphia in 96 AD, as set forth in Revelation 3:9-10. In these verses the Philadelphian saints were told that the source of their persecution was those people that called themselves Jews but were of the synagogue of Satan. These persecutors would one day know the error of their way and would prostrate themselves before the Christian people to pay homage to them. The Savior also promised the Philadelphian saints that their calling and election to eternal life was made...2024-03-3132 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§31] Rev 3:7-8: Christ Holds the Key of DavidThis podcast discusses and explains the vision of John the Revelator in his sixth letter to the saints at Philadelphia in Revelation 3:7-8. These verses describe the commendations of Christ to the Philadelphian saints who, despite their little strength, had remained true to the gospel and to his name. They were holy and true as Christ is the Holy and True. These verses also describe how Christ holds the key of David as a symbol of absolute power. With this power Christ can open the door to heaven to those worthy of it, and he can exclude those who...2024-03-311h 01
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§30] Rev 3:4-6: Undefiled Saints Shall Walk in WhiteThis podcast discusses and explains the letter of John the Revelator to the church in Sardis in Revelation 3:4-6. The saints in Sardis were fixated on their name and reputation instead of having their lives focused on the Savior. Christ states that there are few in Sardis—a city famous for its woolen garment industry—that had not defiled their garments. The garments discussed in this verse symbolically describe the moral and spiritual status of the people, as discussed in this podcast. Those with clean and white garments are promised that they will be clothed in white raiment as a sym...2024-03-241h 01
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§29] Rev 3:1-3: The Saints Are Alive, But Spiritually DeadThis podcast discusses and explains the meaning of John’s letter to the saints in the City of Sardis in Revelation 3:1-3. The topics of these verses include a discussion of how the Saints in Sardis were physically alive, but spiritually dead. They were Christians in name who lived off the faith and reputation of church members who preceded them. Their condition exists today in the modern church. The Sardian saints were commanded to be watchful and strengthen those truths that remain among them. They are told to remember their testimonies from before and repent to avoid their spiritual de...2024-03-2359 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§28] Rev 2:26-29: The Saints Will Receive the Morning StarThis podcast explains and interprets John the Revelator’s vision in Revelation 2:26-29. In these verses to the overcoming saints in Thyatira, they are promised power over nations. This is synonymous with godhood, as shown by many other scriptural references discussed in this podcast. This podcast also explains how Christ will rule over the nations with a rod of iron at his Second Coming, breaking them to pieces like potter’s clay. Finally, faithful and overcoming saints are promised the morning star, which is a reference to Jesus Christ. This is synonymous with the Second Comforter, as discussed in this...2024-03-171h 01
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§27] Rev 2:24-25: The Burden of the Faithful Is to Hold FastThis podcast explains and interprets the vision of John the Revelator in Revelation 2:24-25. These verses are a continuation of John’s letter to the saints in Thyatira, including the rest of the saints that did not engage in and know the doctrine of Jezebel—which is called the “depths of Satan by Jesus Christ. The saints are told that they shall have no other burdens placed upon them than what they have already been asked to do, which is to abstain from fornication, idol worship, and meats offered to idols. In short, their burden is to hold fast to the...2024-03-1650 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ[§25] Rev 2:18-19: Commendations to the Saints in ThyatiraThis podcast discusses and explains the content of the verses in Revelation 2:18-19. These verses are part of John’s fourth letter to the church at Thyatira and they contain the commendations of Christ to the saints in that City. The Thyatirans were commended for their improved works of charity, service, faith, and patience in a city where the worship of the sun god Apollo was prevalent. To counter this pagan influence, Christ addressed himself to the Thyatiran saints as the Son of God. He also described his omniscience and power over paganism as one who “hath his eyes like...2024-03-0940 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 2:12-13: [§20] Commendations to the Pergamos SaintsThis podcast discusses and explains the contents of John the Revelator’s letter to the saints in Pergamos in Revelation 2:12-13, including an interpretation of the sword with two edges, the meaning of Satan’s seat (throne) and the place where Satan dwells. This podcast describes the concept of martyrdom and the death of Antipas as a martyr and how the lessons of martyrdom from the past apply to us today. Revelation 2:12: 00:05:15 Revelation 2:13: 00:17:182024-02-1854 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 2:11: [§19] Saints Won’t Be Hurt by the Second DeathThis podcast is a description and explanation of John’s vision in Revelation 2:11. This verse is a continuation of John’s letter to the saints in Smyrna. They were promised that if they overcame they would “not be hurt of the second death.” This podcast explains what is meant by the words “second death” as distinguished from various degrees of spiritual death.2024-02-1736 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 2:8-10: [§18] The Saints Will Suffer Severe TribulationsThis podcast explains the meaning and content of Rev 2:8-10, including John’s letter to the ancient saints at Smyrna. The letter was written by John but comes from Christ who identifies himself as “the first and the last, which was dead, and is alive.” The Savior knows the works of the saints in Smyrna, and their tribulation and poverty caused by the blasphemies of the Jews, who are Jews in name only—but not in practice because they belong to the synagogue of Satan. These verses give some perspective to the question of why righteous people suffer. The Savior tel...2024-02-111h 10
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 2:7: [§17] Those That Overcome Eat from the Tree of LifeThis podcast discusses, explains and interprets the prophecies of John the apostle found in Revelation 2:7. This verse directed the ancient Ephesian saints to listen and hearken to the words of John’s prophecy with the promise that those who overcame the world of sin would be given to eat of the tree of life in the midst of the paradise of God. This podcast discusses the epiphone “he that hath an ear…” as well as other topics of interest, including the Spirit of the Holy Ghost, what it means to overcome, and the tree of life.2024-02-1035 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 2:6: [§16] Christ Hates the Deeds of the NicolaitansThis podcast discusses, explains and interprets the prophecies of John the apostle found in Revelation 2:6. This verses describes the hatred that the Ephesian saints had for the immoral, worldly and perverse teachings of the Nicolaitan’s within the ancient church at Ephesus. The Savior also makes an unusually strong, if not atypical, claim that he also hates the deeds of the Nicolaitans. This podcast will discuss the possible origins of name of this perverse group and what their deeds were that aroused the hatred of even Jesus Christ.2024-02-0839 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 2:4-5 [§15]: A Call to Repent for Leaving Thy First LoveThis podcast discusses, explains and interprets the prophecies of John the apostle found in Revelation 2:4-5. These verses contain Christ’s condemnation of the ancient Ephesian saints who had forsaken their “first love,” Jesus Christ. This means they lost the Christian virtue of charity and no longer possessed the ardent love of the Savior that they once possessed. Christ threatens to remove his church from among them if they do not repent and return to their first love. The Ephesian saints are a foreshadow for members of the latter-day church, who also run the risk of forsaking their love for Je...2024-02-0342 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 2:1-3 [§14]: Commendations to the Ephesian SaintsThis podcast discusses, explains and interprets the John’s writings found in Revelation 2:1-3. These verses contain Christ’s commendations of the ancient Ephesian saints who withstood evil in their midst, who tried and rejected the false apostles in their midst that were liars. The Ephesian saints are a foreshadow for members of the latter-day church.Revelation 2:1: 00:07:46Revelation 2:2: 00:14:50Revelation 2:3: 00:44:552024-01-2852 min
Unveiling Jesus Christ Rev 1:19-20: [§12]: John's Final Charge to Write the VisionThis podcast includes a doctrinal explanation of the words of the apostle John in Revelation 1:19-20. These verses contain John’s charge to write the subject matter of all his visions from Patmos island—past, present and future. These verses are essentially an outline of John’s visions for the entire Book of Revelation.Revelation 1:19: 00:01:40Revelation 1:20: 00:12:502024-01-2730 min
Unveiling Jesus ChristRev 1:16-17: [§11]: Christ Holds the Seven Stars in His HandThis podcast summarizes and explains the symbols and content of Revelation 1:16-18. The symbols include the seven stars (servants) in the right hand of Christ, the two-edged sword from the mouth of Christ, and Christ’s countenance that shone like the sun. John collapsed when he saw the glorified Christ and fell at the feet of Christ as if dead and Christ raised John with the right hand of his power. The meaning of this event and it’s foreshadow of the resurrection is explained. Christ holds the keys of death and hell, which are also explained in this podc...2024-01-211h 19
Unveiling Jesus Christ§9: Rev 1:9-11:The First Woe and Start of the Second WoeThis podcast provides a verse-by-verse analysis of Revelation 1:9-11. After the introductory verses in the Book of Revelation, these verses begin the initial substantive visions. In these verses John identifies himself by name as a peer among his fellow-saints that suffer tribulation. The podcast explains the conditions of John’s day and his banishment to the island of Patmos for his witness and testimony of Jesus Christ. The podcast also explains what it means to be patient in a gospel-sense. John’s vision of Jesus Christ occurred on the “Lord’s Day,” which means Sunday. John was “in the Spirit” on t...2024-01-141h 33
Unveiling Jesus Christ§8 Rev 1:7-8: Introduction to the Second Coming of Jesus ChristThis podcast provides a detailed description and analysis of Revelation 1:7-8. These verses set forth John’s first introduction to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ when he shall come in the clouds and every eye shall see him, including those that pierced him at the time of his crucifixion. The discussion of each verse can be found at the following specific times in the podcast: Revelation 1:7, Start: 00:01:15 Revelation 1:8, Start: 00:58:452024-01-131h 16
Unveiling Jesus Christ§7 Rev 1:4-6: John’s Salutation to the Seven ChurchesThis podcast describes the visions of John the Revelator in Revelation 1:4-6. These verses contain John’s salutation to the seven churches in Asia Minor. The name-title of Christ “which is, which was, and which is to come” is explained. The Seven Spirits are interpreted as the seven servants or leaders of the seven churches. This podcast further explains what it means for Jesus, “the faithful witness” to be the “first begotten of the dead and the prince of the kings of the earth,” and how his atonement washed or loosed us from sin. Revelation 1:6 describes “God and his Father” which re...2024-01-071h 14
Unveiling Jesus Christ§6: Rev 1:1-3: John Announces the Revelation of Jesus ChristThis podcast provides a detailed description and analysis of Revelation 1:1-3. These three verses set forth the title and subject matter of the entire book which is the unveiling of Jesus Christ. The Revelation comes from God through Jesus Christ to his servant John and all faithful people who are also considered servants. The podcast explains the meaning of things which must shortly come to pass, the signification of the Revelation by an angel, the angels who appear throughout the Revelation, the testimony of Jesus Christ that John bare of all things he saw, John’s witness to the wo...2024-01-061h 37
Unveiling Jesus ChristCFM013: Revelation 15 - 19 (CFM Study: NA)This podcast explains the revelations and visions of the apostle John in Revelation, chapters 15-19. This includes the Come, Follow Me curriculum for these chapters. These chapters and this discussion includes the following topics: The Grand Sign in Heaven just before the Second Coming of Jesus Christ; a discussion of the Third Woe and the Seven Vial Plages that are part of the Third Woe; physical and spiritual Armageddon, the defeat of all unembodied and disembodied sons of perdition at the Second Coming; the history and modern presence of the great whore of false religion in Revelation 17; the spiritual...2023-12-242h 01
Unveiling Jesus ChristCFM011: Revelation 6 - 11 (CFM Study: Dec 11 - 17)This podcast explains the content of Revelation 6-11 as the second Come, Follow Me lesson in the Book of Revelation. It includes a discussion of the seven seals, and the great earthquake that will occur at the end of the sixth seal. The podcast provides an overview of Revelation 7, as an integral part of the events of the sixth seal. There is also a discussion and explanation of the half-hour of silence as the seventh seal is opened in Revelation 8, followed by the trumpet plagues. The discussion continues with a description of the First Woe as a time of...2023-12-102h 02
Unveiling Jesus ChristCFM010: Revelation 1 - 5 (CFM Study: Dec 4 - 10)This podcast provided an overview of the content in the first five chapters in the Book of Revelation. This podcast corresponds to the Come, Follow Me curriculum for December 4-10, 2023. The general topics include John’s vision of Jesus Christ in Revelation 1; an overview of the saints in the seven cities of Asia in Revelation 2 and 3; the context and timing of John’s vision of heaven (celestial paradise) in Revelation 4 and 5.2023-12-031h 43
Unveiling Jesus ChristCFM009: Daniel’s Seventy Weeks ProphecyThis podcast explains the Seventy Weeks Prophecy of Daniel found in Daniel 9:24-27. Daniel’s prophecy predicted the timing of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ almost 600 years before it occurred. That same prophecy describes the timeline for Christ’s Second Coming and events that are to occur between the time of the crucifixion and the Second Coming. This podcast also describes the correlation between Daniel’s Seventy Weeks Prophecy and John the Revelator’s visions in the Book of Revelation.2023-11-262h 34
Unveiling Jesus ChristCFM008: Book With Seven SealsThis podcast gives an overview of the symbolism and imagery used by John the Revelator to describe the book with seven seals in chapter 5 of the Book of Revelation.2023-11-261h 34
Unveiling Jesus ChristCFM006: Seven Churches in the Book of Revelation - Part 1This podcast is an introduction and overview of the seven letters that John the Revelator wrote to the seven churches in Asia Minor in 96 AD. Following the overview of all seven letters and churches, this podcast discusses the history of Ephesus as the capital city for the province of Ionia, as a commercial center, and as a religious center that included the temple of Diana. The podcast also includes the song, “In the Hollow of Thy Hand” by Judith Kapp Perry and a personal story about sister Perry.2023-11-051h 05
Unveiling Jesus ChristCFM005: The Book of Revelation Numerology and SymbolsThis podcast describes the numerology used by John the Revelator in the Book of Revelation. Numerology is the study of the symbolism of numbers that communicate concepts, ideas and truths. The podcast explains, and gives many examples of, the historical use of the numbers 3, 3½, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, and 12 in both religious and secular contexts. Hidden truths in the Book of Revelation will be unveiled as the symbolic meaning of these numbers are understood.2023-10-291h 14
Unveiling Jesus ChristCFM004: The Book of Revelation Organization and StructureThis podcast discusses the structure of the Book of Revelation in the context of the Israel-Hamas War that began on October 7, 2023. The podcast includes a historical summary of conflict and warfare in Palestine since the end of World War I to provide a greater perspective for this latest war that some people are calling “Armageddon.” Based on the chronological structure used by John the Revelator in the Book of Revelation it’s clear that the current Israel-Hamas war is not the start of Armageddon. The current war is, however, a foreshadow of worse tings to come when the world is fin...2023-10-221h 49
Unveiling Jesus ChristCFM003: Unveiling Jesus Christ: The Book of Revelation Made PlainIn this world of rapid-fire events and living conditions, it’s hard to find the time to study the scriptures in general. The problem is even worse for the Book of Revelation that requires more time and diligent study due to its complex symbols and images. This podcast explains how you can use your time most effectively to better understand the words of John the Revelator until you too can say that it is “one of the plainest books that God ever caused to be written.” (Joseph Smith, TPJS, 290)2023-10-151h 08
Unveiling Jesus ChristCFM002: The Date and Canonization of the RevelationThis podcast describes the canonization of the Bible, and the miracle that occurred when the Book of Revelation was included in the Bible canon during the council at Carthage in 397 AD. This podcast also explores the date on which John received his visions while banished on the island of Patmos, how the contents miraculously got off the island, how they miraculously circulated in the Roman Empire, and how they miraculously survived intact into the modern era.2023-10-111h 04
Unveiling Jesus ChristCFM001: John the Revelator – “He’s the Guy”This podcast by John E. Cassinat describes in detail the person of Saint John the Divine—also known as John the Revelator—who wrote the Book of Revelation as the last book of the New Testament. Topics include John’s premortal foreordination to be the Revelator; his names and personal attributes; his familial and personal relationship with Jesus Christ; and their shared experiences until Christ’s crucifixion.2023-09-291h 00