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Revelation 1:15 · BSB
1:15 His feet were like polished bronze refined in a furnace, and His voice was like the roar of many waters.
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…uh without the Bible, without the word of God. And the Bible is very, very specific. We're gonna get into it. And so, Revelation, we're gonna startRevelation chapter 1, verse 12 to 18. Verse 12 to 18. So, Revelation chapter 1, verse 12 to 18. This is John, the apostle John, the one that that says that Jesus, the one who Jesus…
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…His throne is no longer in that temple. But it is another place that people point to. I had someone ask me, not recently, but a while ago, aboutRevelation 1, verses 12-16. And this description of Jesus, which in this they see him being treated like an alien. And then I, John, turned to see the voice that was speaking…
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…with the glory of God. And then the final description is that his feet are pillars of fire. We've already known of what feet are like, because inRevelation 1, verse 15, the feet of Jesus are described as burnished bronze. Now, this angel isn't Jesus. Even though there are similarities to the description. The angel…
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…to read this, this few verses from Revelation chapter 1. It talks about Jesus in Revelation as the most beautiful image of Jesus for me personally.Revelation chapter 1, verses 12 to 16. I turned around to see the voice that was speaking to me, and when I turned I saw 7 golden lamp stands, and among the lamp stands was someone like…
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…10. He's bearing witness as an eyewitness again. I, John, was in the spirit on the Lord's day and I heard behind me a loud voice like a trumpet. InRevelation 1, verse 15, he says, his voice was like the roar of many waters. When I saw him, I fell at his feet as though dead. But he laid his right hand on me saying,…
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…For some people, Jesus will only ever be the meek and gentle flannel graph Jesus they learned about in childhood. Yet I suggest that if you readRevelation chapter 1, verses 12 through 18, it gives us a more up-to-date picture of Jesus. And here, Jesus in Revelation 1, 12-18 is not the suffering Savior, but the glorious Christ. If…
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…baby Jesus. We just want to hold baby Jesus. We just want to write happy birthday cards to baby Jesus. But if you turn in your Bible toRevelation chapter 1 verses 12 through 16. If you were going to go there. And see this prophetic word given to John by the risen Christ. You will see how Jesus is right now. Risen. Radiant.…
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…revelation was to Daniel and why it gave him so much strength, even though he may not have really known who he was seeing. If you wanna turn toRevelation 1:13-15, we get a description there of none other than Jesus. John the apostle sees Jesus. He says, this is Jesus. And John knows who Jesus is. Right? He…
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…away, and his kingdom one that shall not be destroyed. That's Jesus in his glory. That's Jesus in his glory. Let me do another snippet. This is inRevelation chapter 1, verses 10 through 16. This is John speaking, and he says, This, okay, I was in the spirit on the Lord's day, and I heard behind me a loud voice like a trumpet saying,…
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…us. Over and over again through the book of Revelation, you're going to be given visions of Jesus in his glory. Can I give you a sample platter?Revelation chapter 1, verses 12 through 18. We'll be there in two weeks. John sees the risen Jesus. And in verse 17, he falls down like a dead man. What he sees is so overwhelming. And it's…
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…pastor of the congregation here in the town of Philadelphia. In all the other letters, Christ gives himself a specific title. And we saw that inRevelation chapter 1, verses 12 through 17. He is the author. He's the correspondent here. You say, why does he give himself those titles in each of the churches? In every case, the titles…
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…and they see a glimpse of the true glory of God in the person of Christ. And again, we see that in Revelation chapter 1, and I'll close with this.Revelation chapter 1, verses 12 through 18. John is there on the Isle of Pathus. It's the Lord's day, it's the 14th year of the reign of Domitian. He's exiled there, and he's and he sees…
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…question number two, to glorify Him and enjoy Him forever. Well, if that's our end, how we get to our end is by Jesus Christ being our Lord. InRevelation chapter 1, verse 12 through 18, it reads, then I turned to see the voice that was speaking to me. And on turning, I saw seven golden lampstands and in the midst of the…
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