Chap. I. Happie are they that heare the worde of God and kepe it. He wryteth to the seuen congregaci&obar;s in Asia, seyth seu&ebar; candilstickes, and in the myddest of them, one like vnto the sonne of man.

Chap. II. He exhorteth foure congregacions to amende, and sheweth the rewarde of him that ouercommeth.

Chap. III. He instructeth and enfourmeth the angels of thre c&obar;gregacions, declaringe also the rewarde of him that ouercommeth.

Chap. IIII. He seyth the heauen open, and the seate and one syttinge vpon it, and xxiiij. seates aboute it with xxiiij. elders syttinge vpon th&ebar;, and foure beastes praysinge God daye and night.

Chap. V. He seyth the l&abar;be openynge the boke, and therfore the foure beastes, the xxiiij elders and the angels prayse the lambe and do him worshipe.

Chap. VI. The lambe openeth the vi seales, & many thinges folowe the openynge therof.

Chap. VII. He seyth the seruauntes of God sealed in their foreheades out of all nacions and people: which though they suffre trouble, yet the lambe fedeth th&ebar;, ledeth them to the fountaynes of lyuynge water, and God shal wype awaye all teares from their eyes.

Chap. VIII. The seuenth seale is opened, there is sylence in heauen: the foure angels blowe their trompettes, and greate plages folowe vpon the earth.

Chap. IX. The fifth and sixte angell blowe their tompettes: the starre falleth from heauen: the locustes come out of the smoke: The first wo is past: the foure angels that were bounde are lowsed, and the thirde parte of m&ebar; is kylled.

Chap. X. The angell hath the boke open, he sweareth there shalbe nomore tyme: he geueth the boke vnto Ihon, which eateth it vp.

Chap. XI. The temple is measured, The seconde wo is past.

Chap. XII. The seuenth angel bloweth his tr&obar;pet: There apeareth in heauen a woman clothed with the Sonne: Michael fighteth with the dragon, which persecuteth the woman.

Chap. XIII. A beest ryseth out of the see with seuen heades and ten hornes. Another beest commeth out of the earth with two hornes.

Chap XIIII. The l&abar;be stondeth vpon the mount Sion, and the vndefyled congregacion with him: The angell exhorteth to the feare of God and telleth of the fall of Babilon.

Chap. XV. He seyth seuen angels, hauynge seuen vyalles full of wrath.

Chap. XVI. The angels poure out their vyalles.

Chap. XVII. He descrybeth the woman syttinge vpon the beast with ten hornes.

Chap. XVIII. The louers of the worlde are sory for the fall off Babilon, but they that be off God, haue cause to reioyse for hir destruccion.

Chap. XIX. Prayse and thankes are geu&ebar; vnto God for iudginge the whore, and for auenginge the bloude of his serua&ubar;tes. The angel wyl not be worshipped. The foules and byrdes are called to the slaughter.

Chap. XX. The dragon is bo&ubar;de for a thousande yeares. The deed arise, and receaue iudgment.

Chap. XXI. In this chapter is descrybed the new and spirituall Ierusalem.

Chap. XXII. The ryuer of the water of life, the frutefulnesse and light of the cite of God. The LORDE geueth euer his seruauntes warnynge of thinges for to come: The angel wyl not be worshipped. To the worde of God maye nothinge be added ner mynished there from.