Book of Revelation (KJV)

Revelation 1 — John, exiled on Patmos, sees the risen Christ among seven golden candlesticks and is told to write what he sees.

Revelation 2 — Letters to four churches — Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamos, and Thyatira — each with commendation, rebuke, and promise.

Revelation 3 — Letters to Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea, closing with Christ standing at the door and knocking (3:20).

Revelation 4 — John is caught up to a throne in heaven, surrounded by twenty-four elders and four living creatures who never cease to worship.

Revelation 5 — A sealed book that none can open, until the Lamb “as it had been slain” is found worthy to take it.

Revelation 6 — The Lamb opens six of the seven seals, releasing the four horsemen — conquest, war, famine, and death.

Revelation 7 — An interlude: 144,000 of the tribes of Israel are sealed, and a great multitude in white robes stands before the throne.

Revelation 8 — The seventh seal brings silence, then four of seven trumpets sound, striking the earth, sea, rivers, and sky.

Revelation 9 — The fifth and sixth trumpets loose locusts from the bottomless pit and an army from the Euphrates.

Revelation 10 — A mighty angel gives John a little book to eat — sweet in the mouth, bitter in the belly.

Revelation 11 — The two witnesses prophesy, are killed, and rise again; the seventh trumpet declares the kingdoms of this world are Christ's.

Revelation 12 — A woman, a child, and a great red dragon — war in heaven, and the dragon cast down to the earth.

Revelation 13 — Two beasts arise, one from the sea and one from the earth, and the number of the beast is given: 666.

Revelation 14 — The Lamb stands on Mount Zion with the 144,000; angels announce judgment and the harvest of the earth.

Revelation 15 — Seven angels are given seven last plagues — the vials that fill up the wrath of God.

Revelation 16 — The seven vials are poured out on the earth, culminating at the place called Armageddon.

Revelation 17 — Babylon the great, the mother of harlots, rides a scarlet beast — a mystery the angel explains to John.

Revelation 18 — Babylon falls in a single hour; the merchants and kings of the earth mourn her burning.

Revelation 19 — Heaven rejoices at the marriage supper of the Lamb; the faithful rider on the white horse comes to reign.

Revelation 20 — Satan bound a thousand years, then loosed and defeated; the dead judged before the great white throne.

Revelation 21 — A new heaven and new earth, the holy city New Jerusalem, and every tear wiped away (21:4).

Revelation 22 — The river and tree of life, Christ's threefold “I come quickly,” and the closing “Even so, come, Lord Jesus.”