The Seventh Vial is a Victorian historicist exposition of Revelation (Apocalypse) that interprets its symbols as prophetic descriptions of Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus) and his church, alongside European history. Wylie explores Revelation through a Protestant, anti-papal lens where the seven vials are successive divine judgments culminating in the final overthrow of the "Great City", which is identified as papal Rome and its political dominance. - Summary by Mugita Sokio
Chapters
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Introductory Remarks Read by Mugita Sokio 5:31
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Apocalyptic Symbols Read by Mugita Sokio 14:37
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Structure of The Apocalypse Read by Mugita Sokio 42:52
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Vision of the Mighty Angel Read by Mugita Sokio 17:15
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The Little Book Read by Mugita Sokio 16:36
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The Oath of the Angel Read by Mugita Sokio 14:42
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The Measuring of The Temple Read by Mugita Sokio 33:14
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The Two Witnesses Read by Mugita Sokio 26:28
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Avenging Power of the Witnesses Read by Mugita Sokio 16:19
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War with the Witnesses Read by Mugita Sokio 29:30
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Death of the Witnesses Read by Mugita Sokio 25:55
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Resurrection of the Witnesses Read by Mugita Sokio 32:32
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The Ten-Horned and Seven-Headed Beast of the Sea Read by Mugita Sokio 34:15
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The Two-Horned Beast of the Earth Read by Mugita Sokio 14:03
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The Commencement and Termination of the 1260 Days Read by Mugita Sokio 25:25
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The Harpers on Mount Zion Read by Mugita Sokio 21:11
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The Seventh Trumpet Read by Mugita Sokio 13:54
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The First Five Vials Read by Mugita Sokio 19:54
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The Sixth Vial and the Three Frogs Read by Mugita Sokio 14:32
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The Seventh Vial Read by Mugita Sokio 39:54
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Voices, Thunders, and Lightnings Read by Mugita Sokio 13:42
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Great Earthquake Read by Mugita Sokio 27:51
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The Tripartition of the Great City Read by Mugita Sokio 11:50
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An Angel in the Sun Read by Mugita Sokio 7:08
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The Vintage Read by Mugita Sokio 14:11
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The Battle of Armageddon Read by Mugita Sokio 14:27
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The Harpers by the Sea of Glass Read by Mugita Sokio 10:12
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