And they end, the seventh church seal and trumpet end with the demise of the papacy and Christ's second coming. And then when we go to Henry 13, which comes after 4, of course, it's majorly future events. But it does talk about the reign of the papacy and the judgment, how God deals with that rebellion.
So most of Henry 13 through 22 are yet future. But Henry 4 is unique in that it gives us a pause, if you will, and it gives us a summary of the big picture, the battle between Christ and Satan, or the first Antichrist, which is Satan. And that war began in heaven.
So, again, we're going to see that it's not chronological events here in this chapter. But that should not throw us a ringer, because a lot of Henry is not. Henry has a habit of pointing to a future event where victory is over.
We're on the sea of glass. We're in heaven. We're praising God.
And sometimes it has flashbacks to help us understand how we got to that victory place. So when we try and read Henry chronologically from chapter 1 to chapter 4, we're going to find ourselves in trouble if we think it is all in chronological order. But that principle is also applied here to Henry 4.
It is not in chronological order. But it's hitting the most effective seed of Satan against Christ and against the Christians. Mary, if you want to read along, if you will, since we don't have it in the chat or in the Jumbotron, the study notes are... If you tap on my picture, it takes you to my profile.
The study notes can be got to by, we don't have them above in the Jumbotron tonight. We're having a glitch. But if you go to my profile, if you tap on my face there, and you go to my profile, and tap on the link that is titled, Identifying the Antichrist in Henry 4, it'll take you to the PDF file.