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The Apocalypse of St. John the Apostle

Chapter 1 - St. John is ordered to write to the seven churches in Asia. The manner of Christ's appearing to him. Chapter 2 - Directions what to write to the angels or bishops of Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamus and Thyatira. Chapter 3 - Directions what to write to Sardis, Philadelphia and Laodicea. Chapter 4 - The vision of the throne of God, the twenty-four ancients and the four living creatures. Chapter 5 - The book sealed with seven seals is opened by the Lamb, who thereupon receives adoration and praise from all. Chapter 6 - What followed upon opening six of the seals. Chapter 7 - The number of them that were marked with the seal of the living God and clothed in white robes. Chapter 8 - The seventh seal is opened. The angels with the seven trumpets. Chapter 9 - Locusts come forth from the bottomless pit. The vision of the army of horsemen. Chapter 10 - The cry of a mighty angel. He gives John a book to eat. Chapter 11 - He is ordered to measure the temple. The two witnesses. Chapter 12 - The vision of the woman clothed with the sun and of the great dragon her persecutor. Chapter 13 - Of the beast with seven heads and of a second beast. Chapter 14 - Of the Lamb and of the virgins that follow him. Of the judgments that shall fall upon the wicked. Chapter 15 - They that have overcome the beast glorify God. Of the seven angels with the seven vials. Chapter 16 - The seven vials are poured out. The plagues that ensue. Chapter 17 - The description of the great harlot and of the beast upon which she sits. Chapter 18 - The fall of Babylon. Kings and merchants lament over her. Chapter 19 - The saints glorify God for his judgments on the great harlot. Christ's victory over the beast and the kings of the earth. Chapter 20 - Satan is bound for a thousand years. The souls of the martyrs reign with Christ in the first resurrection. The last attempts of Satan against the church. The last judgment. Chapter 21 - The new Jerusalem described. Chapter 22 - The water and tree of life. The conclusion.

 Haydock Commentary notes for The Apocalypse of St. John the Apostle