The Laodicean Message - E.H. “Jack” Sequeira

with the book of Revelation.] The major themes of
Revelation are the Judgement, and Second Advent,
and the Great Tribulation, and warning message
before the Advent.
“Therefore the book necessarily concentrates
on broad themes such as witnessing, persecutions,
reformatory judgments, and warnings, the final
outpouring of divine wrath prior to the restoration
of all things. To search for prediction of specific
minor and local events in history is to miss the
significance of the whole.”
What he’s saying is this: that the prophecies of
Revelation do not apply specifically to any point of
history. They have been repeated many times.
During John’s day they were repeated, during
history they were repeated, and, in our day, in a
greater sense, they will be repeated. Therefore, he
says, the book of Revelation is not pinpointing
certain events that will take place in history.
Really what this does is water down the books of
Daniel and Revelation. It gives it just general
ideas, general themes that will repeat themselves
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