Revelation 17
Darby Translation · 18 verses
Darby's Synopsis
At the seventh vial there is a general break-up and subversion, and Babylon comes into judgment. And the hail of God, the judgment of God, came on men from heaven (compare Isaiah 32 and Isaiah 33). All separate independent interests and established powers disappeared. This was over the earth — God's judgment by providence and instruments — but the Lamb was not come yet. The details of Babylon's judgments are reserved for the following chapters.
Study resources for this chapter
Commentary and exposition
- The Revelation of Jesus Christ Chapter 17 The Judgment of Great BabylonPDF, 2 pages
Adrian Roach
- The Revelation Chronologically Arranged Remarkable Sequence — Chapters 17 to 21:8PDF, 1 page
Arthur C. Brown
- Revelation 17PDF, 6 pages
William Kelly, W. Kelly's Writings on Prophecy; edition courtesy of Present Truth Publishers
Bible studies
- Revelation 17:1–18PDF, 5 pages
Assembly ministry · Revelation 17:1–18
- Revelation 17:4–18PDF, 5 pages
Assembly ministry · Revelation 17:4–18
- Revelation 17:9–18PDF, 5 pages
Assembly ministry · Revelation 17:9–18
Symbols
- Revelation Chapter 17PDF, 1 page
courtesy of Present Truth Publishers (Types and Symbols of Scripture, Part 2: Symbols)
Text: J. N. Darby, The Holy Scriptures: A New Translation from the Original Languages, public domain. Emphasized words are Darby's own. Provenance on the sources page.