Who are the two witnesses in Revelation 11? Are they Moses and Elijah, Elijah and Enoch, or do they represent the prophetic witness of the Church itself? In this episode, Steve Wood unpacks one of the most debated chapters in the entire book of Revelation.
We explore:
- Why the eschatological temple points to the Church, not a rebuilt structure in Jerusalem (Ephesians 2:19–22).
- How 1260 days / 42 months / 3½ years symbolize the period of persecution and faithful witness.
- The meaning of the two olive trees and lampstands from Zechariah 4, and how the Holy Spirit empowers God’s people.
- Whether Revelation 11’s description of fire, plagues, and prophetic power could apply to the witness of ordinary Christians.
With references from Jeremiah, Acts, and Joel, this episode highlights the Spirit’s power for God’s people to bear witness “to the ends of the earth.”
If you’re interested in biblical prophecy, Revelation, or how the Church is called to be God’s prophetic witness, this episode is a must listen!