Transmission 24: The King Has Returned

Transmission 24: The King Has Returned

Harlow closes the final transmission with a vision of Revelation 19 — the heavens opening, Christ returning on His white horse, crowned with many crowns, and the armies of heaven following Him. Through the Word points us to the Hallelujah Chorus that frames this chapter, but here, Harlow guides you into the anthem of victory: the Warrior of Heaven, the God of angel armies, the Rescuer of the nations. This is the end of the Tribulation and the beginning of eternity. The battle is over. The victory is won

Transmission 23: The Marriage Supper of the Lamb

Heaven rejoices while the world mourns. Revelation 19 shows us the Marriage Supper of the Lamb—the great wedding banquet where the bride of Christ is joined to her Bridegroom. Through the Word explains that the fine linen of the bride represents the righteous acts of the saints, made possible through Jesus Christ alone. It’s the ultimate celebration: a hallelujah chorus that begins and ends this chapter. Harlow guides you with hope: while Babylon crumbles on earth, heaven is preparing for the greatest feast in eternity. If you want to survive, fix your eyes on that celebration. Don’t trade your invitation for the fading wealth of this world. Choose Jesus now, because His banquet table is the only one that lasts forever.

Transmission 22: The Fall of Babylon's Empire

“Fallen, fallen is Babylon the Great!” (Revelation 18:2). The bowls have been poured out, and now the empire of politics and commerce collapses. Through the Word explains it wasn’t politics or trade themselves that were evil, but the greed, corruption, and injustice that turned them into the dwelling place of demons. Kings abused their power. Merchants grew rich from excessive luxury. Nations were drunk on wealth—and in a single hour, it all burns. Harlow guides you through with survival counsel: don’t chase the luxuries. Don’t cling to systems of man—they will collapse. Fix your hope in Jesus Christ, because when the wealth of the world crumbles, only His kingdom stands. This is the fall of Babylon’s empire. Don’t go down with it.

Transmission 21: Babylon Falls (False Religion)

The vision shifts to a woman clothed in scarlet and gold, seated on a beast—a picture of false religion and worldly corruption. Revelation calls her “Babylon the Great,” the mother of abominations. Through the Word explains that she represents the seduction of nations, luring kings, merchants, and peoples with promises of wealth, power, and pleasure. But God’s judgment comes swiftly. In a single hour, the great city collapses, and her glory is turned to ash. Harlow guides you through this sobering picture with a call to action: don’t be deceived. Don’t drink from her cup. Don’t cling to her wealth. If you want to survive, come out of her. Separate yourself from the false religion of the world, and turn instead to Jesus Christ—the only refuge that stands. When Babylon falls, those who belong to Him will endure.

Transmission 20: The Seventh Bowl

The seventh angel pours out his bowl into the air, and a voice thunders from heaven: “It is done.” (Revelation 16:17). The final outpouring of God’s wrath shakes the very foundations of creation itself. The greatest earthquake in history, collapsing cities, vanishing islands, and hailstones each weighing a hundred pounds—everything mankind trusted in is brought to nothing. Through the Word explains it like this: this is the undoing of creation itself. And Harlow guides you through it with survival counsel—stay out of the cities, seek the strongest shelter you can find, and pray for wisdom with every step. Yet no shelter on earth will hold. The only true refuge is Jesus Christ. What you’re seeing is hell on earth—but it’s still only a shadow of the eternal hell that waits for those who reject Him. God’s wrath here is mercy—warning you before it’s too late. So stop. Repent. Call on the name of Jesus, while there’s still time.