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When you study the Word of God, you see His road map in your life and in the patterns of history. If you’d like to understand the Bible like that, join us as Dr. McGee shares his guidelines for discovering the truth God has for us. Then hop aboard the Bible Bus and use these new skills as we travel through all 66 books in five years.

Final things. We wrap up the book of Revelation in this final study of new things. New tree of life, new creation, a new relationship with God and the Lamb. This is all ahead for those who have been saved by the Lord Jesus Christ. Decide today to follow Him. Jesus says, “Yes, I am coming quickly”—but when these things begin to come to pass, He will already be right at the door.

The Bible opens with God creating the heavens and the earth, and it closes with God fully in control of all, including His own people. In the New Jerusalem flows the river of the Water of Life, and the throne of God is the living fountain supplying the water. Get a glimpse of all the other new and glorious things the children of God will enjoy in this new day of fellowship with each other and with God.

What will heaven be like? Let’s begin our exploration with the twelve foundation stones on which the names of the apostles will be etched. These precious stones will include sapphires, jasper, diamond, emeralds, topaz. Just imagine how our new home will glimmer and shine! And Jesus, the light of the world, will live with us and His glory will shine out through these beautiful stones.

What will it feel like to be satisfied? In the picture of the New Jerusalem in Revelation 21, we see a beautiful world without sin and without hunger or thirst. All our longings will be satisfied in God. The fullness of His glory radiates to every corner. Walk the city gates and look down the streets in this overview of our new eternal home.

Ever wanted to start over? In the New Jerusalem Jesus is preparing for us, we will all get a new beginning. Sin will be dealt with once and for all. The tabernacle of God will be with us. All tears will be wiped away. Death will be no more. Look forward to the day when all things will be new in this study in Revelation 21.

Ever wonder what it would be like to live in a world without sin? Or what it would feel like to be without a sin nature? Children of God will experience this new life someday in the New Jerusalem. We’ll live under new laws of gravity and a new source of light—since God Himself will live with us, and He will be our light. This all takes place after the Millennium, after the Great White Throne judgment. Get your hope set on God in this study of all things new.

To everyone who thinks God will someday weigh their good works against their bad works and give them a pass into heaven, this study of Revelation 20 is sobering and honest. If your name isn’t in the Book of Life, if you haven’t received God’s gift of salvation, then you will face the Great White Throne Judgment, where no one is saved. Believe on Jesus Christ today while God still gives you opportunity.

In a perfect world, would people follow the Lord? Our study in Revelation 20 says no. The Millennium is a time of testing people under ideal conditions—perfect government, perfect health, perfect peace. But when Satan is released, a great company follow him, revealing the terrible state of man’s heart against God. Study now the last rebellion of Satan and man against God. You already know who wins.

In the study of eschatology (the end times), the dividing ground for the three major schools of interpretation is the Millennial Kingdom. When does it occur? Is it literal or figurative? Who is involved? Most agree that the Millennium is the final testing of man under ideal conditions. Dr. McGee explores this ground in this informative study of Revelation 20.

This is the moment we’ve been waiting for—out of the clouds, coming in great glory, the Lord Jesus Christ returns to earth on a white war horse. Behind Him are the angel armies. He’s come to put down unrighteousness. Everyone trembles at the ominous sight of Him. Find out what happens to the armies of the earth assembled at Armageddon with just one word from the Lord. It’s better than the best movie, for sure.

You’re invited to a wedding! The Bridegroom, Jesus Christ, loves the church, His bride, and gave Himself for her. Now He receives her as His own and we will know Christ, really know Him, for the first time. The marriage takes place in heaven, but picture the moment the door of heaven opens and the Groom and His bride come forth, ready to celebrate the Marriage Supper of the Lamb on earth. A glorious study!

Did you know the word “hallelujah” is an Old Testament word, only used once (here in Revelation 19) in the New Testament? It means “praise the Lord”—reserved for final victory in battle. That’s the right word to say here at the end of the Great Tribulation. We pause now and review the solemn path of the Tribulation in these last seven years.

Babylon’s destruction brought the world to mourning and weeping, but in heaven they held a celebration. The saints prayed for this; the prophets and apostles predicted it. God has exonerated His name. Like a stone that makes a big splash and then disappears beneath the waves, Babylon comes to an end. The city that killed God’s people is now slain.