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Revelation 1:19 · BSB
1:19 Therefore write down the things you have seen, the things that are, and the things that will happen after this.
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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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…me, for I am a sinful man. Jesus both reveals the glory of God, even though the full glory of God is not seen. And we saw as well when we looked atRevelation chapter 1in the risen Christ, and we saw his glory radiating there to John while he was in the island of Patmos. And yet we recognize that in his earthly…
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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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…time, it's as if a corner of the veil is lifted, and they see a glimpse of the true glory of God in the person of Christ. And again, we see that inRevelation 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…
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