Watch the Saturday Morning
Zoom Discussion Group

The Book of Revelation

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Viktor Mikhailovich Vasnetsov.  Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (oil on canvas), 1887.
Glinka National Museum Consortium of Musical Culture, Moscow.
[Death, famine, war and conquest, with the Lamb and open book at the top.]

The Book of Revelation is our “Featured Course” this semester.  Logos subscribers watch two 45-60 minute video lessons each week, and on Saturday morning, 10:00 AM - Noon (Pacific Time) Dr. Creasy and the group discuss the two lessons live on Zoom.  Each week we post the 2-hour Zoom video discussions here, for ALL to watch—FREE!

Our discussion group includes Logos students from throughout the United States, England, Australia . . . and even the island of Crete!  They are some bright, insightful and intriguing people, including long-time Logos veterans and more recent Logos students.

Want to join the discussion?  Just become a Logos subscriber and you will have unlimited, open access to in-depth studies of every book of the Bible, including the Deuterocanonical books (or Apocrypha):  22 university-level courses (including the “Featured Courses” and discussion groups); 450 video lessons; detailed syllabi for each book of the Bible; over 20,000 pages of commentary, classic art work, on-site photographs and Google Earth maps; twice-weekly live Zoom “Office Hours” with Dr. C.; and priority registration for Dr. C.’s many small-group teaching tours to Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, Greece, Italy and Spain—the world of the Bible!

Watch the discussions — Free!

Week 1:

Introduction to Revelation (Part 1) - Accessible to LBS Members
Introduction to Revelation (Part 2) - Accessible to LBS Members

“Office Hours” Discussion (Free!)

Week 2

The Prologue, “What Was” - Accessible to LBS Members
“What Is”, The Seven Churches (Part 1) - Accessible to LBS Members

“Office Hours” Discussion (Free!)

Week 3

“What Is”, The Seven Churches (Part 2) - Accessible to LBS Members
“What Will Be”, John’s Vision - Accessible to LBS Members

“Office Hours” Discussion (Free!)