The Book of Revelation, also known as the Apocalypse of Jesus Christ, is the final book of the New Testament and of the entire Bible. Comprising 22 chapters, this prophetic text was written by John, a servant of Jesus Christ, while exiled on the island of Patmos (Revelation 1:9). Far more than a prediction of the end times, Revelation unveils God’s sovereign plan for judgment, redemption, and ultimate victory through vivid, symbolic visions given by the risen Christ.

In its pages, readers encounter letters to seven churches, apocalyptic signs and seals, cosmic battles, the fall of Babylon, the final judgment, and the glorious vision of the New Jerusalem. While the imagery is rich and complex, the message is clear: God is in control, Christ has conquered, and those who endure in faith will share in His eternal victory.

Whether you're exploring eschatology, biblical prophecy, or seeking hope in times of uncertainty, the Book of Revelation offers profound insight into God’s justice, mercy, and ultimate restoration of creation.