Two possible models for the seven-sealed scroll of Revelation 5-8. This art is intended for teaching and presenting purposes.

The two models presented both make certain assumptions that affect how one reads the majority of the book of Revelation. For more on why this consideration is important, please review my documentation PDF below.

A visual interpretation of the Lamb, the "Lion of the Tribe of Judah." This art is intended for teaching and presenting purposes.

Please read my documentation for a better understanding of the research I did to arrive at my visual choices!

A visual interpretation of the four living creatures of Revelation 4. This art is intended for teaching and presenting purposes.

A visual interpretation of the Eagle Cherub of Revelation 4. This art is intended for teaching and presenting purposes.

A visual interpretation of the Man Cherub of Revelation 4. This art is intended for teaching and presenting purposes.

A visual interpretation of the OxCherub of Revelation 4. This art is intended for teaching and presenting purposes.

A visual interpretation of the Lion Cherub of Revelation 4. This art is intended for teaching and presenting purposes.

A visual interpretation of the Bronze Laver from Exodus 30. This art is intended for teaching and presenting purposes.

Compare with the Bronze Sea of Solomon's Temple here!

A visual interpretation of the Altar of Burnt Offering from Exodus 27. This art is intended for teaching and presenting purposes.

For a study guide on the Sacrifices and Offerings of the Law of Moses, please check out this page!

Two similar suggestions for a visual interpretation of the Altar of Incense from Exodus 30. This art is intended for teaching and presenting purposes.

A suggested visual for the Table of Showbread from Exodus 25. This art is intended for teaching and presenting purposes.

A suggested visual for the Table of Showbread from Exodus 25. This art is intended for teaching and presenting purposes.