Sermons citing Revelation 7:15–17

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Revelation 7:15–17 · BSB

7:15 For this reason, they are before the throne of God and serve Him day and night in His temple; and the One seated on the throne will spread His tabernacle over them.

7:16 ‘Never again will they hunger, and never will they thirst; nor will the sun beat down upon them, nor any scorching heat.’

7:17 For the Lamb in the center of the throne will be their shepherd. ‘He will lead them to springs of living water,’ and ‘God will wipe away every tear from their eyes.’”

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  1. …read of the wedding supper of the lamb, where Christ will be the lavish host and where guests will lack nothing. But I leave you with the words ofRevelation 7 verses 15 to 17which present for us a picture of Psalm 23 fulfilled. The Lamb of God, who is also the shepherd of the sheep and the great host of God's temple…

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  1. …it? Let's take a look at verse 8 here. Swallow up death forever, the Lord will wipe away tears from all faces. Let me get a volunteer to readRevelation chapter 7and verse 17, if you'd raise your hand, please. Revelation 7, 17. Raise your hand when you're ready. Yes. Thank you. For the land who is at the…

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  2. …than about business meetings. Look, if you would with me and uh go a little bit farther and look at Ezekiel chapter 1. And would you also pick upRevelations chapter 7? Ezekiel 1 and Revelations chapter 7. Let me read you another one. And we could probably go on and on and on. Ezekiel 1 and Revelations chapter 7.…

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  3. …that John noted was that there was no temple in it. Do you see that? Up to this point, there has been a temple in heaven. I mean, all throughoutRevelation, chapter 7, 11, 14, 17, 15, 16, 17. But there will be no need for a temple in the new Jerusalem. Why? According to this passage. That's it for the lord god…

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  4. …uh the fields are white unto harvest, that that's an indicator that God is at work, God is doing something, God is saving people, and we know inRevelation chapter 7that that salvation and that kingdom is going to be made up of people from all countries and all tribes and all tongues, and he is doing a work in…

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  5. …How do they get saved out of great tribulation? How do we know there's a people saved out of great tribulation? Well, listen to the Bible. InRevelation Chapter 7, we read this Revelation 7. Bear with me here. Verse 14 It says this. And I said unto him, Sir, Thou knowest. And he said to me, These are they…

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  6. …into heaven. Will the disciples uh get the job done, or at least get the job started? Well, now, uh, your last Bible drill of the day, uh,Revelation chapter 7. Let's uh take a sneak peek at the end of the story. I love that God sets his word up in such a way that we can uh get a sneak peek at how all of…

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  7. …in 1 Peter 5, 4. And in Hebrews 13 and verse 20, he is the great shepherd of the sheep. And of course, in Revelation chapter 16 and verse 17, inRevelation chapter 7and verse 16 to 17, he is portrayed as the divine shepherd. In verse 1, David said, the Lord is my shepherd. To have been able to write this psalm…

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  8. …And the people over the border, they can come to Christ. Doesn't matter who it is tonight, it's him that cometh unto me. And you read the Bible. InRevelation Chapter 7. And verse 9 And John said, And after this I beheld, although a great multitude, which no man could number notice. Of all nations and kindreds and…

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  9. …from every tribe and tongue and nation. Coming forth, streaming in to give glory and honor to the king. John saw that. He wrote about it inRevelation chapter 7. He said, And all the angels were standing around the throne and around the elders and the four living creatures. And they fell on their faces…

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  10. …be tried and will be found guilty and will be cast into the lake of fire. And instead of gathering to worship the idols of this world, in the end,Revelation chapter 7tells us that all of God's people, a great multitude that no one could number, from every nation, from all tribes and peoples and languages, will…

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  11. …thousands of diverse people uniting their voices to praise Jesus. That is a little glimpse of what heaven is like. I'll show you in the book ofRevelation chapter 7Jesus's friend, John gets this vision of heaven and here's what he sees. After this, I looked and there before me was a great multitude that no one…

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  12. …is super, super important for us. You can't miss this all the way through the scriptures, that God's people are made up of all kinds of people.Revelation chapter 7that we were looking at with the kids earlier, this great final gathering of God's people is people from every tribe, language, and nation. And…

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  13. …and not destroyed. And he died for all that. We should no longer live for themselves but for him who died for them and was raised again, likeRevelation chapter 7, there will be no more weeping or sorrow or pain. The old Order of Things has gone away like 90% of the passage of our pain and death and…

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