Welcome to another episode of 30 Minutes in the New Testament.

30 Minutes in the New Testament. 30 minutes in the New Testament

is a 1517 podcast network podcast. You can go to 1517.org slash podcast and check out all the other

podcasts that are living over there. While you're over there, you can still grab one of those

tickets to the Northwest Arkansas Regional Event, that here we still stay in regional event is

the first weekend in May. Don't wait until then to buy the ticket because they won't be there.

But there's still a couple left, so you can get on board with that.

Come hang out with Eric and myself.

We'd love to see you.

It's a great time come hang out, especially since the other events sold out.

I mean, come out to this one.

If you've come to both of them, if you're already registered for that.

But yeah, we want to hang out with you. Come see us. It's going to be a good time. We're going to be doing a live

podcast from that event as well. So come be a part of that. Eric, we are in Revelation 19. We

got through the first five verses, but that was partially because in verse six, we make a little transition.

So the first five verses kind of wrapped up what was going on previously, and now we make a little bit of a, we're going to do something a little different.

Indeed, we are.

We're going to get to, we're going to begin to get to the culmination of all of it, like to finally

the end. And this is where really the shift begins to happen towards what I would argue is

almost exclusively things about the end of the world and the beginning of the new heavens and

new earth. Yeah. This is where it really happens.

All the other things leading up to this can be applied to what happens in the first century with the destruction of Jerusalem just as much as it can be applied to events

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