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Exploring Revelation's Seven Thunders Prophecy
Apr 18, 2025
The Seven Thunders Prophecy in Revelation
Introduction to the Seven Thunders
Reference: Revelation 10:4 (Amplified Bible)
John hears a voice from heaven and attempts to write it down
A voice commands him to "Seal up the things which the seven peels of thunder have spoken and do not write them down."
Raises mystery: Why hear it but not share it?
Description of the Scene
Revelation 10 opens with a mighty angel from heaven
Angel is clothed in a cloud, rainbow halo, face like the sun, feet like columns of fire
Holds a small scroll, one foot on the sea, the other on land
Lifts hand to heaven and shouts
"The seven peels of thunder spoke with their own voices" (Revelation 10:3)
Thunder as voices symbolizes judgment and warnings
The Mystery of the Seven Thunders
The voice from heaven commands to seal the message
The potential danger: too heavy a message for the world
God’s restraint: Protecting or preparing us
The secret things belong to God (Deuteronomy 29:29)
The Seven Trumpets and Judgments
Context: Happening during the tribulation period
Seven trumpet judgments:
First Trumpet:
Plague destroys a third of trees, all grass
Second Trumpet:
Large mountain ablaze; affects sea, ships, sea creatures
Third Trumpet:
Blazing star poisons freshwater
Fourth Trumpet:
Strikes sun, moon, stars; reduces light
Fifth Trumpet:
Demonic locusts led by Abaden/Apollon
Sixth Trumpet:
Another demonic horde released; voice calls from God's altar
Revelation and Interpretation
The prophecy revealed between the sixth and seventh trumpets
Seven thunders as God’s voice; thunder symbolizes divine power and judgment
References to Psalm 18:13, Revelation 4:5
The Sealing of Prophecies
The sealing of the seven thunders signifies the end of waiting (Revelation 10:6)
John instructed to eat the scroll: sweet in mouth, bitter in stomach (Revelation 10:9)
Symbolizes the dual nature of truth: hope and sorrow
Comparison with Daniel
Daniel's sealed book (Daniel 12:4)
Daniel's visions contain hidden knowledge, meant for end times
The Bible's historical and prophetic nature
Many predictions have come true
19% of prophecies still to occur
The Role of Prophecy
Importance of prophecy in understanding divine plans
Prophecy as a miracle, showcasing God’s omniscience
Encouragement to remain humble and aware of unfulfilled prophecies
Conclusion
Seven thunders as a reminder of divine mysteries
Prophecies and secrets in God’s plan remain until the right time
Encouragement to trust and learn from what is revealed
Prophetic insights point towards future fulfillment of God's plan
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