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Revelation 1:5 · BSB
1:5 and from Jesus Christ, the faithful witness, the firstborn from the dead, and the ruler of the kings of the earth. To Him who loves us and has released us from our sins by His blood,
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…and 14. So we celebrate the ascension of Jesus Christ. He is our prince. He is our king. He is the ruler of the kings of the earth, as we read inRevelation 1, verse 5. He reigns and his kingdom will never end. So today, we remember this great event, but there's also more. So on this Sunday, We also join together…
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…our sins in his own blood. And has made us kings and priests to his God and to his father. And to him be glory and dominion forever and ever. Amen.Revelation chapter 1 verse 5and 6. Now we'll see a little bit later in the book of Corinthians. Paul does write about how that every man's work will be revealed. And any works…
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…following him in obedience and in love in your life now. With that in mind, let me read this to you. I'm gonna start in verse 10, and this is in uhRevelation chapter 1, uh page 1044 in your pew Bible. John writes this I was in the Spirit on the Lord's day, which means he was communing with God on a Sunday, on the…
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…4 and 13, Can I come give attention to reading and remember what we read there over in the Book of Revelation? It's a lovely verse of Scripture.Revelation chapter 1and verse 3. It says this Revelation chapter 1 and verse 3. Blessed is he that readeth and they that hear the words of this prophecy and keep those…
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…day during the graves. The rapture's not secret, the rapture's not silent. There's a shout, there's the voice of the trumpet. And it says inRevelation chapter 1and verse 7A, tremendous statement. Revelation One and seven says this. Behold, he cometh with clouds, and every eye shall see him. Do you get…
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…and link it up with verse 8. Five more words and they remembered His words. The Christian needs to remember God's word. Remember what we read inRevelation chapter 1and verse 3. Blessed is he that readeth and they that hear the words of this prophecy and keep those things which are written therein for the time…
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…verses. Point out a couple verses to you that will hopefully point us in a little bit of a direction that we're going this morning. Turn over toRevelation chapter 1. Hopefully after we read a couple verses here, you'll see the direction that we're going with this this morning. But in Revelation chapter 1 and…
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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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…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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…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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…say Jesus never really did claim to be God. Oh yes, he did. He does here and he does in lots of other places in the Gospels and then later, inRevelation, chapter 1, john sees a vision of Jesus, and you know what he sees. In Revelation, chapter 1, john sees a vision of Jesus, and you know what he sees in…
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…However, it will be public, very different from his ascension. His ascension was witnessed only by a few. His return will be witnessed by all.Revelation chapter 1tells us every eye will see him. Nobody will miss him when he returns. Oh, friends, do you understand this concept? Daily we are to live, to be…
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…he changes it all back to what he intended it to be and made it to be in the first place. And that's why in that new heaven and new earth inRevelation chapter 1, redeemed world, he says, listen, there will be no more tears, no more sorrow, no more pain, no more crying. He said, You don't need a son anymore…
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…Tears for the only shall God. Wipe away all tears from their eyes but Heaven is a please, where there's neither crying. Remember what we read inRevelation chapter 1, and in the verse 3, we're told they're blessed. Is he that readeth? And they that hear the words of this prophecy and keep those things hurt. The…
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