Uploaded December 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
When one takes a deeper look at the book of revelation, it can be seen that it follows the liturgical design found in the high holy days of the Jews. What the Jews observe on Rosh Hashana (feast of Trumpets) and Yom Kippur (day of Atonement), can be seen in the design of events in the book of Revelation. The Apostle John wrote the book of Revelation under the direct divine revelation of God and also wrote the book of John, which declares the deity of Christ and declares that he is on an equal level with the Father. The book of John not only declares the deity of Christ, but all of it's 21 chapters are structured around Passover. When one closely observes the book of John, the liturgy of Passover can be seen. These observations serve to reveal that the bible is of a supernatural and divine origin.
When one takes a deeper look at the book of revelation, it can be seen that it follows the liturgical design found in the high holy days of the Jews. What the Jews observe on Rosh Hashana (feast of Trumpets) and Yom Kippur (day of Atonement), can be seen in the design of events in the book of Revelation. The Apostle John wrote the book of Revelation under the direct divine revelation of God and also wrote the book of John, which declares the deity of Christ and declares that he is on an equal level with the Father. The book of John not only declares the deity of Christ, but all of it's 21 chapters are structured around Passover. When one closely observes the book of John, the liturgy of Passover can be seen. These observations serve to reveal that the bible is of a supernatural and divine origin.
