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Mentioned in 17 episodes

Book of Revelation

The Apocalypse of John

Book •

John the Apostle

The Book of Revelation, also known as the Apocalypse of John, is the only apocalyptic book in the New Testament canon and occupies a central place in Christian eschatology.

Written in Greek on the island of Patmos while the author was in exile, it presents a series of prophetic visions concerning the end times, the triumph of Christ over evil, and the establishment of God's eternal kingdom.

The text identifies its author simply as 'John,' and while Christian tradition since Irenaeus (c.

130–202 AD) has attributed it to John the Apostle, the majority of modern scholars believe it was written by a different figure known as 'John of Patmos,' who may have been a disciple of the apostle.

Mentioned by

Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke

Jared Halverson

Bishop Robert Barron

Timothy Alberino

Metropolitan Jonah

Warren Davidson

Mentioned in 17 episodes

Explained by

Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke

as John’s visionary account of the final times and the restoration of creation through Christ.

#338 Cardinal Burke - The New Testament

Mentioned by

Bryce Dunford

and

Mike Day

as a New Testament work that parallels Isaiah’s imagery of judgment, resurrection, and faithful versus apostate worship.

Ep 390 | Isaiah 13-35, Come Follow Me 2026 (Sept 21-27)

Mentioned by

Jared Halverson

when comparing Isaiah’s visions of the celestial city, divine light, and Christ’s atoning winepress.

Isaiah 58-66: To Bind Up the Brokenhearted

Mentioned by

Bishop Robert Barron

as an example of biblical imagery describing the end of the old world and the coming new heavens and new earth.

The Heart of Christianity

Mentioned by

Jared Halverson

to connect Isaiah’s gathering imagery with Revelation’s visions of the healed earth and the bride of Christ.

Isaiah 36-49: "Come Ye My People"

Mentioned by

Timothy Alberino

as prophetic scripture describing cataclysm at the end of the age.

A Cataclysmic Shift Is Coming… It’s Already Begun | Timothy Alberino

Mentioned by

Metropolitan Jonah

while discussing which scriptural books may have originated in Aramaic before transmission into the Orthodox textual tradition.

What God Wants From Men: How to Build True Masculinity | Met. Jonah & Adam Lane Smith

Mentioned by

Warren Davidson

as a religious work that depicts money and control in apocalyptic terms, used to illustrate dystopian warnings.

The Fight Against Financial Surveillance

Mentioned by

Alan Chapman

as the Christian scriptural source for the concept of the false prophet speaking on behalf of the beast.

Ep383: Am I a False Prophet? - Alan Chapman

Mentioned by

Pete Quiñones

and

Kevin DeAnna

while discussing Evangelical interpretations of America’s religious significance and biblical prophecy.

'The RW Doesn’t Lose, We’re Betrayed' w/ Kevin DeAnna

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