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Revelation 1:17 · BSB
1:17 When I saw Him, I fell at His feet like a dead man. But He placed His right hand on me and said, “Do not be afraid. I am the First and the Last,
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…and the other two were in the Garden of Gethsemane, all of that dealing with death and authority and power. But now look at how he engages him now.Revelation chapter 1, verse 17. When I saw him, see he'd seen him all his life. He'd seen him through the ministry, he'd seen him all that had happened. But when I saw him, no…
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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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…is then taken to heaven and is now with Father God in that control room that we spoke about earlier. This is the truth that Satan hates to hear.Revelation 1, verse 17says, Don't be afraid, I am the first and the last. I am the living one. I died, but look, I am alive forevermore, and I hold the keys of death and…
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…relationship a personal dialogue with The word and the author of a word think about that And then we look at um, let's consider this let's considerrevelation chapter 1 verse 17and 18 And it says this, it says, when I saw him, I fell down at his feet as good as dead, but he laid his right hand on me and I heard his…
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…never learned how to receive mercy and death stripped away the illusion that he never needed it. That's important for us to remember. Let's look atRevelation chapter 1 verse 17and 18. It says, When I saw him I fell down at his feet as good as dead, but he laid his right hand on me and I heard his reassuring voice saying,…
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…to them? They went down. They dropped. They hit the dirt. When they saw Christ in His glory. Think about John in the book of Revelation. InRevelation 1, verse 17, I'm just going to read it. Listen to this. This is what happens when a sinful man with sinful tendencies and a sinful nature encounters the glory…
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…And at the same time, His presence is here with us. How many thankful that He is here? I am too. So what we're about to read here in a second inRevelation 1 verse 17, these are the words of Jesus. And Jesus is speaking to the Apostle John approximately 65 years after the death and resurrection. 65 years after…
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…himself to John, for John has already presented him to us and John one one to five. And now Jesus is going to present himself to John in versesRevelation 1, verses 17and 18. This is what he says. I am the 1st and the last and the living one that was dead. And behold, I am alive forevermore and I have the keys of…
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Our passage for today isRevelation chapter 1 verses 17and 18. We believe that the whole Bible is given by God's inspiration, breathed out by the Holy Spirit of God. But he did this using men, using…
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…is…_What authority does Jesus Christ have?_ The good news is Jesus tells us what authority he has in Revelation 1. Listen to what it says inRevelation 1:17-18. John gets a vision of Jesus and says, **"When I saw him, I fell at his feet as though dead. But he laid his right hand on me, saying, 'Fear…
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…with a call. I am sending you to the nations. I am sending you to the people around you. Revelation, we look at John's revelation of God.Revelation 1, verse 17. When I saw it, I fell at his feet as if I were dead. But he laid his right hand on me and said, Don't be afraid. I am the first and the last. I am…
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…AND GOD'S SO GRACIOUS, HE'LL WORK WITH YOU. BUT HERE'S THE THING, OKAY, NOW LOOK AT REVELATION 1. WE'RE GOING TO CLOSE WITH THESE TWO SCRIPTURES.REVELATION 1:16-17. SO NOW JOHN IS CAUGHT UP AND HE'S DESCRIBING, HE'S DESCRIBING JESUS. HE HAD IN HIS RIGHT HAND SEVEN STARS, OUT OF HIS MOUTH WAS A SHARP TWO-EDGED…
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…he's dead, Jeremiah, he's dead. Elijah, he's dead. Sort of. Go research that one on your own. Here's the point: they're all gone. Jesus is alive.Revelation chapter 1, verse 17. This is Jesus speaking. Listen. Fear not. I am the first and the last and the living one. I died, and behold, I am alive forevermore. I hold the…
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…eyes have seen the king, the Lord Almighty. What does John, the disciple, say of Jesus when He sees Him in Revelation? When he gets his revelation,Revelation 1:17John said, When I saw him, I fell at his feet, though dead. There's so many more examples. But listen, Church, a true example with the glory of…
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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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…to him and give him a bro hug? I mean, does he get him a fist bump? Does he say, hi, how are you? Shake his hand. Let me give you John's own words.Revelation 1:17Watch them. Watch the meeting. Here's what John says. When I saw him - that's Jesus - I fell at his feet as the dead. Fell at his feet as if dead.…
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…has come. For the only one who fulfills that is the God-man, Jesus Christ, whose kingdom is eternal, whose authority is supreme. No wonder John,Revelation 1, verse 17, when I saw him, I fell at his feet, though dead. God is on display before him, and it literally knocks him off his feet. John's knees buckle at…
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…meaning all seeing in front, and in back, You know, John had to be prepared for this Vision because he had already passed out. We read that inRevelation, 1 verses 17, and 18. When he sees Jesus in his exalted glorified form, he writes, when I saw him, I fell at his feet as though, dead. And then he placed his…
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…never died again, never died again. He's the only God that when you visit his grave. There isn’t nobody there. He's risen, he's risen. I love whatRevelation 1:17says about this, John. John says this when I saw him as the El Gibbor, that's Jesus. I fell at his feet as though I was dead. He placed his right…
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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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