The Three Angels’ Messages - Contents
- Historical and Theological Introduction
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Chapter 1—The Setting and Relevance of the Three Angels’ Messages
- Nothing else of so great importance
- The need for diligent study of the messages
- The gospel and the three angels’ messages are inseparable
- The messages form a perfect chain of truth
- The certainty of the messages
- The messages give a true representation of God’s character
- The three angels represent God’s last-day people
- The messages are an end-time proclamation
- All three messages proclaimed in unity
- The enduring relevance of the messages
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Chapter 2—The First Angel’s Message
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Chapter 3—The Second Angel’s Message
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Chapter 4—The Third Angel’s Message
- Historical setting
- “Saying with a loud voice”
- “If anyone worships the beast”
- “And his image”
- “And receives his mark on his forehead or on his hand”
- “The wine of the wrath of God”
- “Tormented ... in the presence of the holy angels and in the presence of the Lamb”
- “Forever and ever”
- “Here is the patience of the saints”
- “Here are those who keep the commandments of God”
- “Those who keep ... the faith of Jesus”
- Dangers, opposition, and erroneous interpretations of the message
- Messages of the other angels also to be given
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Chapter 5—The Angel of Revelation 18
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Chapter 6—Proclaiming the Three Angels’ Messages
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Chapter 7—The Blessed Outcome