John receives a vision of the glorified Christ, who instructs him to write to seven churches in Asia (Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamos, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, Laodicea). Each church is commended, rebuked, or exhorted based on its spiritual state, with calls to repent, persevere, and overcome. Christ emphasizes His authority and coming judgment.

John is transported to God’s throne room, where God is worshipped by elders, living creatures, and angels. A scroll sealed with seven seals, representing God’s plan for the world, can only be opened by the Lamb (Christ), who is worthy due to His sacrifice.

The Lamb opens the seals, unleashing judgments: - Seals 1–4: Four horsemen bring conquest, war, famine, and death, killing a fourth of the earth. - Seal 5: Martyrs cry for justice and are told to wait. - Seal 6: Cosmic disturbances (earthquakes, darkened sun) cause terror among humanity. - Interlude: 144,000 from Israel’s tribes are sealed for protection, and a multitude from all nations worships God. - Seal 7: Silence in heaven precedes further judgments.

Seven Trumpets - Seven angels blow trumpets, each triggering disasters: - Trumpets 1–4: Environmental catastrophes (hail, fire, poisoned waters, darkened skies) affect a third of the earth, seas, rivers, and heavens. - Trumpets 5–6: Demonic locusts torment humanity, and an army kills a third of mankind. Yet, people refuse to repent. - Trumpet 7: Announces God’s kingdom, with heavenly worship and the coming of final judgments.

The Seven Bowls of Wrath. - Seven angels pour out bowls of God’s wrath, bringing plagues: sores, poisoned seas and rivers, scorching heat, darkness, and demonic armies gathering at Armageddon. The final bowl triggers earthquakes and hail, destroying Babylon, the symbol of evil.

The Fall of Babylon and Final Victory. - Babylon’s Judgment: Babylon, depicted as a harlot riding a beast, represents corrupt systems opposing God. She is judged and destroyed, prompting mourning by the world but rejoicing in heaven. - Christ’s Return: Christ, the King of Kings, defeats the beast, false prophet, and their armies at Armageddon. Satan is bound for 1,000 years (the millennium).- Millennium and Final Judgment: The righteous reign with Christ for 1,000 years. Satan is released, deceives nations, and is defeated. The dead are judged at the Great White Throne; those not in the Book of Life are cast into the lake of fire.

New Heaven and New Earth. - God creates a new heaven and earth, with the New Jerusalem descending as His dwelling place. There is no more death, sorrow, or curse. The city shines with God’s glory, and the faithful dwell with Him eternally. - The river of life and tree of life sustain the redeemed. Jesus affirms He is coming soon, urging readiness. The book ends with a warning against altering its words and a final invitation to come to Christ.