Illustration III: Representation of Saint Luke the Evangelist writing at his desk, with a winged ox beside him (the Gospel According to Luke, the Acts of the Apostles)

Illustration XXXV: Joab arranges for Absalom's return by sending a wise woman of Tekoah to supplicate to David. David gives his consent to Joab to bring Absalom back (II Kings 14).

Illustration XXI

Illustration XLVII: the 11th figure: John is given a reed to measure the temple of God, the altar, and those that worship therein. God will empower two witnesses to prophesy who are to be killed by the beast (Revelation 11).

Illustration LVIII: the 19th figure: the Beast makes war with the Lord. The beast and the false prophet are cast into the lake of fire (Revelation 19: 11-21).

Illustration XVI

Illustration XLIV: Elijah confounds the prophets of Baal by putting their God to a challenge. Only Elijah's sacrifice to God is consumed by fire (III Kings 18: 25-40).

Illustration IX

Illustration LIII: the 8th figure: the 5th angel sounds his trumpet, the opening of the bottomless pit from which pour out locusts and their king Abaddon who are to torment those without the seal of God (Revelation 9: 1-11).

Illustration XXII

Illustration XXXII: Shishak, King of Egypt invades Jerusalem and loots the treasures of the Lord's Temple and of the King's House (II Chronicles 12)

Illustration XVIII

Illustration LII: the 13th figure: A beast with 7 heads and 10 horns rises out of the sea. Another beast with 2 horns comes up out of the earth and forces the world to worship the first beast and bear the mark of the beast (Revelation 13).