Chapter 2 

1-7 Epistles to the churches in Asia, with warnings and encouragements, To the church at Ephesus;
8-11 at Smyrna;
12-17 at Pergamos;
18-29 and at Thyatira.
 

Chapter 3 

1-6 Epistles to the church at Sardis;
7-13 at Philadelphia;
14-22 and Laodicea.
 

1-8 A vision of God, as on his glorious throne, around which were twenty-four elders and four living creatures.
9-11 Whose songs, and those of the holy angels, the apostle heard.
 

Chapter 5 

1-7 A book sealed with seven seals, which could be opened by none but Christ, who took the book to open it.
8-14 Upon which all honour is ascribed to him, as worthy to open it.
 

Chapter 6 

1-8 The opening of the seals, The first, second, third, and fourth.
9-11 The fifth.
12-17 The sixth.
 

1-3 A pause between two great periods.
4-8 The peace, happiness, and safety of the saints, as signified by an angel's sealing 144,000.
9-12 A song of praise.
13-17 The blessedness and glory of those that suffered martyrdom for Christ.
 

Chapter 8 

1-2 The seventh seal is opened and seven angels appear with seven trumpets, ready to proclaim the purposes of God.
3-5 Another angel casts fire on the earth, which produces terrible storms of vengeance.
6-6 The seven angels prepare to sound their trumpets.
7-12 Four sound them.
13-13 Another angel denounces greater woes to come.
 

Chapter 9 

1-12 The fifth trumpet is followed by a representation of another star as falling from heaven and opening the bottomless pit, out of which come swarms of locusts.
13-21 The sixth trumpet is followed by the loosing of four angels bound in the great river Euphrates.
 

1-4 The Angel of the covenant presents a little open book, which is followed with seven thunders.
5-7 At the end of the following prophecies, time should be no more.
8-10 A voice directs the apostle to eat the book;
11-11 and tells him he must prophesy further.
 

Chapter 11 

1-2 The state of the church is represented under the figure of a temple measured.
3-6 Two witnesses prophesy is sackcloth.
7-13 They are slain, after which they arise and ascend to heaven.
14-19 Under the seventh trumpet, all antichristian powers are to be destroyed and there will be a glorious state of Christ's kingdom upon earth.
 

Chapter 12 

1-6 A description of the church of Christ and of Satan, under the figures of a woman and of a great red dragon.
7-12 Michael and his angels fight against the devil and his angels, who are defeated.
13-14 The dragon persecutes the church. 
14-17 His vain endeavours to destroy her, He renews his war against her seed.
 

Chapter 13 

1-10 A wild beast rises out of the sea, to whom the dragon gives his power.
11-15 Another beast, which has two horns like a lamb, but speaks as a dragon.
16-18 It obliges all to worship its image, and receive its mark, as persons devoted to it.
 

1-5 Those faithful to Christ celebrate the praises of God.
6-13 Three angels; one proclaiming the everlasting gospel; another, the downfal of Babylon; and a third, the dreadful wrath of God on the worshippers of the beast. The blessedness of those who die in the Lord.
14-16 A vision of Christ with a sickle, and of a harvest ripe for cutting down.
17-20 The emblem of a vintage fully ripe, trodden in the wine-press of God's wrath. 

Chapter 15 

1-4 A song of praise is sung by the church.
5-8 Seven angels with the seven plagues; and to them one of the living creatures gives seven golden vials full of the wrath of God.
 

Chapter 16 

1-7 The first vial is poured out on the earth, the second on the sea, the third on the rivers and fountains.
8-11 The fourth on the sun, the fifth on the seat of the beast.
12-16 The sixth on the great river Euphrates.
17-21 And the seventh on the air, when shall follow the destruction of all antichristian enemies.
 

1-6 One of the angels who had the vials, explains the meaning of the former vision of the antichristian beast that was to reign 1260 years, and then to be destroyed.
7-18 And interprets the mystery of the woman, and the beast that had seven heads and ten horns.
 

Chapter 18 

1-3 Another angel from heaven proclaims the fall of mystical Babylon.
4-8 A voice from heaven admonishes the people of God, lest they partake of her plagues.
9-19 The lamentations over her.
20-24 The church called upon to rejoice in her utter ruin.
 

Chapter 19 

1-10 The church in heaven and that on earth triumph, and praise the Lord for his righteous judgments.
11-21 A vision of Christ going forth to destroy the beast and his armies.
 

1-3 Satan is bound for a thousand years.
4-6 The first resurrection; those are blessed that have part therein.
7-10 Satan loosed, Gog and Magog.
11-15 The last and general resurrection.
 

Chapter 21 

1-8 A new heaven, and new earth: the new Jerusalem where God dwells, and banishes all sorrow from his people.
9-21 Its heavenly origin, glory, and secure defence.
22-27 Its perfect happiness, as enlightened with the presence of God and the Lamb, and in the free access of multitudes, made holy.
 

Chapter 22 

1-5 A description of the heavenly state, under the figures of the water and the tree of life, and of the throne of God and the Lamb.
6-19 The truth and certain fulfilling of all the prophetic visions, The Holy Spirit, and the bride, the church, invite, and say, Come.
20-21 The closing blessing.