14 The second woe is past. Behold, the third woe comes quickly.
the second woe is past – we have returned to the seven trumpets, after an interlude that began in Rev 10:1. The second woe, the sixth trumpet, has passed. We have arrived at the final woe, which is flaming fire from heaven; and the judgment of mankind when Christ returns.
This statement is in no way connected with the preceding passage. The story of Revelation jumps from one period of time to another without introduction. This Book is like a collection of puzzle pieces. It can only be assembled by those who love the truth. They are bondservants of God, to whom this Book was written.