The Gospel of John has no mini apocalypse like the other three Gospels. Is it because the Holy Spirit revealed the maxi apocalypse to St. John during his imprisonment on the island of Patmos? John's vision in the Book of Revelation follows the same outline as the prophecies of the Synoptic Gospels but with the addition of the creation of the New Heaven and New Earth.
The Synoptic Gospels vs. Revelation
The Judgment on
Jerusalem
| REVELATION
Chapter 6 |
MATTHEW Chapter 24 |
MARK Chapter 13 |
LUKE Chapter 21 |
| 1. Wars: verses 1-2 |
Wars: verse 6 |
Wars: verse 7 |
Wars: verse 10 |
| 2. International Strife: verses 3-4 |
International Strife: verse 7a |
International Strife: verse 8a |
International Strife: verse 10 |
| 3. Famine: verses 5-6 |
Famine: verse 7b |
Famine: verse 8c |
Famine: verse 11b |
| 4. Pestilence: verses 7-8 |
Pestilence: verse 11 | ||
| 5. Persecution: verses 9-11 |
Persecution: verses 9-13 |
Persecution: verses 9-13 |
Persecution: verses 12-19 |
| 6. Earthquakes: verses 12-17 |
Earthquakes: verse 7c |
Earthquakes: verse 8b |
Earthquakes: verse 11a |
| 7. Judgment and destruction: verses 12-17 |
Judgment and destruction: verses 15-31 |
Judgment and destruction: verses 14-27 |
Judgment and destruction: verses 20-27 |
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Jerusalem and the Temple of Solomon were destroyed by the Babylonian army on the 9th of Ab [Av] 587/6 BC and Jerusalem and the Second Temple were destroyed by the Roman Army on the 9th of Ab AD 70. Is this just an amazing coincidence or a prophesied act of divine judgment?