Verse by Verse Bible Study Podcast with Randy Duncan

86 Episodes

Reverse

Revelation 17:5-8 | The Beast That Was, Is Not, and Is to Come

2026-10-0519:13

We keep working through Revelation 17 by slowing down in the hardest parts and learning to live with careful, text-driven uncertainty. We trace Babylon the Great as a recurring pattern of idolatrous world power, then contrast the beast’s counterfeit “resurrection” with the unshakable authority of Jesus Christ. • why Revelation 17 draws so many interpretations and why we take it slowly • how to study like the Bereans by testing teaching against Scripture • what “Babylon the G...

Revelation 17:1-4 | The Great Prostitute

2026-08-2426:52

We walk through why Revelation 17 is one of the toughest chapters to interpret and why faithful readers land in different places. We trace what the text clearly says about Babylon’s influence and judgment, then let the chapter press a personal question about idolatry and allegiance. • why Revelation 17 sparks disagreement and how to study it carefully • why the judgment of Babylon reads as added detail rather than a new timeline • what “seated on many waters” means using Re...

Revelation 16:10-21 | The Seven Bowls of Wrath II

2026-08-0341:22

We finish Revelation 16 by walking through the fifth, sixth, and seventh bowls of wrath and tracing the Bible’s recurring patterns of darkness, deception, and judgment. We also face the hardest question in the chapter: why people can see God’s hand and still refuse to repent, even as Jesus calls us to stay awake and stay faithful. • the fifth bowl poured on the beast’s throne and the kingdom plunged into darkness • Exodus 10 “darkness to be felt” and how plagues foreshadow Revelat...

Revelation 16:1-9 | The Seven Bowls of Wrath I

2026-06-2822:33

Revelation 16 confronts us with the first four bowls of wrath and the sheer scale of judgment poured out on a world that has chosen the beast over God. We wrestle with the hardest question the chapter raises: whether God can be truly loving while also being truly just. • Revelation 16’s setup and why the bowl judgments escalate beyond the trumpets • Bowl one bringing painful sores on those with the mark of the beast • Old Testament echoes from Deuteronomy and the plagues of ...

Revelation 15 | The Seven Angels With Seven Plagues

2026-05-1821:26

We walk through Revelation 15 as the calm prelude to the seven bowls of wrath, and we trace why God’s judgment is terrifying yet perfectly just. We also hold that warning next to a stunning scene of worship, where the redeemed sing of deliverance through the blood of the Lamb. • Revelation 15 as a pause before the seven bowls • why “bowls” fits the Greek word better than “vials” • the number seven as complete and finished judgment • the plagues of Egypt as a backdrop for final wrath • the se...

#box-pro-ellipsis-179128461970299{-webkit-line-clamp:2;}Verse by Verse Bible Study Podcast with Randy Duncan

Verse by Verse Bible Study Podcast with Randy Duncan