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Revelation 11:18 · BSB
11:18 The nations were enraged, and Your wrath has come. The time has come to judge the dead and to reward Your servants the prophets, as well as the saints and those who fear Your name, both small and great—and to destroy those who destroy the earth.”
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…give them to you. If you're making notes, Revelation 7 verses 10 through to 17, maybe you can put them up. I'm not going to read them. And thenRevelation 11 verses 16 to 19and then Revelation 710 to 17. They're emphasizing salvation in their singing and their worship and their praise to God and they envy the nations…
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…y'all pray for me, right? Somebody may have to say, raise your hand and say, hold it up, brother, hold it up. I don't know, but yeah. We're in aRevelation chapter 11, verses 15 through 19. And you would think, obviously, with just five or six verses there, we're not going to take forever, but we are going to break this down because…
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…idolatrous against God and his people and they did not believe in Christ according to the books that testified of their action. On the other hand,Revelation 11 verse 18also speaks of the time in which the faithful are reborned, servants, prophets, and saints, and those who fear God's name, both small and brave. I…
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…and your people who revere your name both great and small and for destroying those who destroy the earth. So that's how the trumpets end inRevelation 11 verses 15 to 18. We're gonna talk about how we get there today, but a couple things here to note. The nations were angry and your wrath has come. I mean that…
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…tent pegs to be driven into his hands and his feet for our salvation. His gruesome and humiliating death was for our freedom, for our salvation.Revelation chapter 11 verses 15 to 18is quite clear that Jesus should be praised for his victory over sin and Satan and for his final and eternal judgment and crushing of all his…
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…your servants, the prophets, and your people who revere your name both great and small. And for the destruction of that which destroys the earth.Revelation 11 verses 15 to 18. So that's the end. The question is, how did we get here? And the seven trumpets have been probably more than any other section of the book of…
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