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Revelation 11:14 · BSB
11:14 The second woe has passed. Behold, the third woe is coming shortly.
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17 podcasts represented across both types of reference
…Behold. Behold. We need to see. What John is seeing. And what John is seeing. Is a beast. Coming out. Of the sea. Which is interesting. Because inRevelation. Chapter 11. Verse 7. In Revelation. Chapter 17. Verse 8. This same beast. Rises out. From the bottomless pit. The abyss. Which I told you. When I preached…
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…if you're not catching flack for Jesus, it should raise this question, are you actually living for Jesus? What are you willing to suffer for? InRevelation chapter 11, verses 1 through 14, we're going to see Christ's prophetic church being a suffering church. A prophetic church is a suffering church. Just as our Lord Jesus has…
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…coming, so will you. Don't miss this, church. With greater prayer, there will be greater power. So let's turn our Bibles to Luke, excuse me, toRevelation chapter 11. And that's where we are as we go through the book of Revelation. If you're on the app, you can go to the app and the passage is there in the app.…
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…and delight in Him, and we will be absolutely fully satisfied. We'll be thankful. So think with me just for a moment. Turn in your Bible back toRevelation chapter 11. Revelation chapter 11, verse 17. Begin there in verse 16. And the 24 elders who sat on their thrones before God fell on their faces and worshiped…
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…can I do about it? In the book of Revelation, at the end of the Bible, at the end of the age, it says that we'll hear this proclamation. It's fromRevelation chapter 11. It says, the kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of the Lord. I think we have it on the screen there. The kingdom of the world has become…
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…Elijah and Moses? Why them? I believe because of my study of Revelation, some of you have been a part of that when we did the study of Revelation.Revelation chapter 11, it mentions two witnesses who will come to the earth and do signs and wonders for a period of three and a half years, and then they'll be…
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…repressive? We're going to talk about that now, but before I do, I'm going to dig myself deeper into a hole. I'm going to say this before we readRevelation chapter 11, 20 verses 11 to 15, because up until now it's just been like the devil and the beast and the false prophet who are in hell, but Revelation 20 is…
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…And at the heart of prophecy, is testifying to Jesus, who he is, what he's done, what he's doing, and what he will do. And so now, if we go back toRevelation chapter 11, sorry, this is a little bit of jumping around. So what is it? I will grant, verse 3, I will grant authority to my witnesses, and they will…
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…very similar images which are expressed. And here, Isaiah is talking about a kingdom which will never end and to whom the nations will be drawn. InRevelation chapter 11, there's a great cry in the heavens, the kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord and his Christ and he will reign forever and ever.…
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