* It is not viable for me to simply regard this Revelation as a depiction solely of the present and future, as it encompasses both the Old and New Testaments. The text contains numerous explicit allusions to the Old Testament. My contention is that Christ has invariably been a participant in major international conflicts, and that this Revelation represents the fulfillment of God's covenantal commitments as articulated in the text. The Lamb of God has conferred everlasting security upon the entirety of His church, spanning both Old and New Testaments.The depiction of the Lamb in the Old Testament as the defender of Israel and the Lord of Glory is intimately connected to his function in redemption and is intertwined with military triumphs. This correlation is observable in specific Psalms that provide a thorough description of God's rule from heaven, encompassing his regulations, ordinances, mandates, assurances, and verdicts. God grants us the capacity to distinguish between the courses of righteousness and wrongdoing, while also clarifying his participation in these events. This guarantees that God's path will remain sovereign across all generations.The arrival of the Lord of Glory is believed to occur on the backs of Cherubim, during the storms of creation and amidst dark clouds of judgement. During difficult times, the faithful call out to God, who has promised to answer their requests and provide assistance. The language used by saints is considered to be blessed and purified seven times, whereas the language of the wicked is filled with harmful intentions and aggression. This is because the saints adhere to the language of God's favor, which is based on His covenant promises to Abraham. Revelation serves the purpose of fulfilling the supplications of devout believers who incessantly implore the Almighty for His divine intervention in the form of an apocalyptic manifestation.The phenomenon of the interaction among the celestial entities in their immense strength and splendor, as they prepare to answer the supplication of the Psalmist, is observed in heaven. The language employed in the book of Revelation is an incremental disclosure of knowledge that was not previously disclosed in the Old Testament.