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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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…it. If you heard me in the first service. Anyone know the book Comes from the book of Daniel, when he was referencing the son of man- It's also inRevelation, chapter 1- as an identifier of Jesus, also the son of man in Revelation, chapter 1. This is something that's utilized- fairly common, throughout history, or…
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…from Acts 2 on, the Kingdom is spoken of as being in existence, as evident by Paul's teaching in Colossians 1, Hebrews 12, and John's teaching inRevelation chapter 1and verse 9. Not going to be a future Kingdom. Not going to be an earthly Kingdom coming. Kingdom has already come. We don't pray for a future…
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…and we will come back to this theme. His coming is a bodily one in the same body in which he was crucified. He will return, we're taught there inRevelation chapter 1and verse 7, and it says this, Behold, he cometh with clouds, and every eye shall see him, and they also which pierced him, and all kindreds of the…
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I'm going to talk to you. I'm going to talk to you. Book ofRevelation, chapter 1. I'm going to talk to you. I'm going to talk to you. I'm going to talk to you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Yes, I thought it would be good.…
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…if you've been with us consistently, then you know that when Christ introduces Himself to these different congregations, He usually will go back toRevelation chapter 1. And borrow some of the imagery of that manifestation of his glory before his apostle. But this time he doesn't do that. I mean, you can try to…
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…I believe it's going to really impact you positively. We'll be in Revelation chapters 2 and 3 over the next 7 weeks, But today, as I was readingRevelation chapter 1, I wanted to give you my message from that chapter. So I'm going to read this text and I'll dive into a couple of points about fatherhood. I think…
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…was this is what we do know as we open the Book of Revelation, we get told what is going to happen. What is actually going to happen. Roman sorry.Revelation chapter 1The title of today's message is do not be afraid. Revelation one verse 9 I John, this is John the Apostle. Notice what he writes both your brother,…
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The title of this morning's message is that we are living in Bible prophecy times.Revelation chapter 1. We're in you and I. We find ourselves living in one of the most exciting times in Bible prophecy, for we are the church and we're expecting Christ…
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…or two about how hard life is down here. It's the same with the Apostle John. The Apostle John, he sees the vision of the glorified Christ. InRevelation chapter 1, he sees him. When I saw him, I fell at his feet as though dead. When confronted with holy perfection, the beauty and majesty of the Lord Jesus…
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…like this. Think of Daniel chapter 7, the vision of one who was like a son of man. Sounds familiar. The Lord Jesus blazing in holiness. OrRevelation chapter 1, John's vision of Jesus in his glory. So there, there on the on the mountain, there was the Lord Jesus, the beloved Son of the Father. So we spoke…
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…with me in your copy of God's Word that you've brought with you or in the purac in front of you to Revelation. We are going to be in the book ofRevelation chapter 1today looking at the exalted and risen Jesus. Looking at the exalted and risen Jesus. Revelation has been characterized as a picture book and in…
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…thunder. You know how the thunder rolls, right? Ezekiel chapter 43 verse 2 actually likens the voice of God to the sound of many waters. And whileRevelation chapter 1, if you remember when we started all this out, verse 15 describes the voice of the Lord Jesus Christ in the same way. But since Revelation chapter…
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…and all, the all the passages, all the scriptures. And so I gave it and you're doing good. We're going to read one verse of Scripture, the Book ofRevelation, chapter 1. Share with you what's again, what's on my mind at least I need, I need to get it off, if you will, and deliver it. I fixed my phone here. It's it.…
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…details that we need to draw from them before we move on to the main passage of this section. And so if you can, let's meet together again atRevelation chapter 1, beginning in verse one, and read it together. The revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave him to show to His servants the things that must soon…
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…and powers, he made a show of them openly, triumphing over them in it. Again, Christ is victorious. He's a winner, and we're on the winning side.Revelation chapter 1, let's look at verse 18. I am he that liveth and was dead, and behold, I am alive forevermore, amen, and have the keys of hell and of death. He's a…
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…What is the Book of Revelation? It's three things. The Book of Revelation is three things, and the first thing is that it is a letter. OpenRevelation chapter 1, beginning in verse 4. I say that because the apostle John, who is the author of this book, informs us almost immediately who his immediate…
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…his people his presence is with the people of God in the gathered congregation we get to see him in our midst calling us I want to show you this inRevelation chapter 1would you please turn to Revelation 1 in 1st Samuel 3 10 we saw how the Lord came the Lord stood and the Lord called from the presence of his…
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…to us. It just requires that we make room. It just requires that we surrender. So when I say close, I want to read this, this few verses fromRevelation 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…
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…at living up to what it claims to be. They kind of gotten confused sometimes. The church has not always been what God called it to be. Think ofRevelations chapter 1-2 and three. In Revelation one and two and three, God has some issues. Jesus issues with his church. He's redeemed them, he's saved them. He's he…
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…verses, paul is either in prison or he calls himself a prisoner of Christ, a slave for the Lord. So I go to the book of Revelation, and I go toRevelation, chapter 1, and I want to read verses 9 through 11. It says I, john, this is John. This disciple, 96 years old, who was also your brother and companion in…
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