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Chapter Summary and Overview:

Revelation Chapter 1 introduces the book as a revelation from Jesus Christ, given to John to share with His servants about future events. It describes John's vision of the risen Christ, who instructs him to write to the seven churches in Asia, emphasizing the importance of the message and the blessings for those who read and heed it.

Overview of Revelation Chapter 1

Prologue and Introduction

The Book of Revelation begins with a prologue that introduces it as the "revelation of Jesus Christ," given by God to show His servants what must soon take place.

John, the author, is instructed to write down what he sees and send it to seven churches in Asia.

John's Vision

John describes his experience on the island of Patmos, where he receives a vision on the Lord's Day.

He hears a voice like a trumpet instructing him to write to the seven churches: Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea.

The Vision of the Son of Man

John sees a figure among seven golden lampstands, representing the seven churches. This figure is described as "One like the Son of Man," with a long robe and a golden sash.

His appearance includes hair white as wool, eyes like blazing fire, and a voice like rushing waters. He holds seven stars in His right hand.

Message of Comfort

When John sees this figure, he falls at His feet, but the figure reassures him, stating, "Do not be afraid. I am the First and the Last."

The chapter concludes with a command to write down the things John has seen, which includes the mystery of the seven stars and lampstands, symbolizing the angels of the churches and the churches themselves.