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Revelation 1:18 · BSB
1:18 the Living One. I was dead, and behold, now I am alive forever and ever! And I hold the keys of Death and of Hades.
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All right, so we are looking at the book of Revelation tonight. We are inRevelation chapter 1. We're studying the book of Revelation this summer, and our particular focus this summer is going to be on the letters to the seven churches that…
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…getting, digging into it, starting to look into its message. So let me read Revelation chapter 1, verses 1 to 8, and we're looking at tonight.Revelation chapter 1, starting verse 1. The revelation of Jesus Christ, which God... ...by sending his angel to his servant John, who bore witness to the word of God…
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…any more casual about God. This is the lesson that Israel, in fact, had to learn. We see a similar thing with John, as Chris read out to us inRevelation chapter 1. When he saw the glorified Lord Jesus, like Ezekiel, bear in mind that John is Jesus' best mate when he was here on earth. John was exiled, the…
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…because you never care for Christ's bride on your own. There's another picture of Jesus in the book of Revelation that this reminds me of. It's inRevelation chapter 1where Jesus, who's described one like a son of man, is pictured in beautiful imagery as powerful and wise. White hair, fiery eyes, bronze feet. He…
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…structure. For instance, notice that they all begin by stating something about the aspect of Jesus' glory that John saw in his vision of Jesus fromRevelation chapter 1. And in each case, the aspect of Jesus' glory that is mentioned at the beginning of each one of the seven churches is relevant for the content of…
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…the course of our lives now. And the question I want us to have in the back of our minds or in fact in the forefront of our minds as we look intoRevelation chapter 1right now is what would it look like for God to become the dominant reality of your life? What would it be like for him, ultimate reality, to be…
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…them. And that will be only the beginning of their eternal suffering. I'm afraid we've got to end here. There is a day coming, says the book ofRevelation, chapter 1, when Jesus Christ, who is the true ruler of the kings of the earth, isn't that a scary title for Herod and Pilate, who is the true ruler of the…
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…spirit at work in Revelation because it seems pretty quiet. And in the book of Revelation, you do see the spirit working with the three churches inRevelation chapter 1to 3, 2 and 3 in particular, what the spirit says to the churches. And then there's some really... The pictures of God in Revelation, a couple of…
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…end of the year, I want us to take a year-end look at Jesus. The last look of Jesus, if you like, together for 2012. And we're going to do that inRevelation chapter 1. I want to, if you like, linger for a while with our gaze simply on Jesus. As we think about the year that has been and the year that is to come,…
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