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REVELATION 7:1-4 (NIV)
REVELATION 14:1-5 (NIV)
The apocalyptic book of Revelation was written to seven churches describing the resolution of all things, using visions, symbols, allegory & OT references. It speaks of the kingdom of God being physically restored to earth, after destroying the forces of evil. The dead are raised, the final judgment is pronounced & Jesus the Messiah reigns triumphant.
The apocalyptic book of Revelation was written to seven churches describing the resolution of all things, using visions, symbols, allegory & OT references. It speaks of the kingdom of God being physically restored to earth, after destroying the forces of evil. The dead are raised, final judgement is pronounced & Jesus the Messiah reigns triumphant.
The apocalyptic book of Revelation was written to seven churches describing the resolution of all things, using visions, symbols, allegory & OT references. It speaks of the kingdom of God being physically restored to earth, after destroying the forces of evil. The dead are raised, final judgement is pronounced & Jesus the Messiah reigns triumphant.
The apocalyptic book of Revelation was written to seven churches describing the resolution of all things, using visions, symbols, allegory & OT references. It speaks of the kingdom of God being physically restored to earth, after destroying the forces of evil. The dead are raised, final judgement is pronounced & Jesus the Messiah reigns triumphant.
The apocalyptic book of Revelation was written to seven churches describing the resolution of all things, using visions, symbols, allegory & OT references. It speaks of the kingdom of God being physically restored to earth, after destroying the forces of evil. The dead are raised, final judgement is pronounced & Jesus the Messiah reigns triumphant.
In OT times, a name was not only for identification but an identity as well. Many times a special significance was attached to the name. Likewise, throughout scripture the Holy One (God) revealed Himself to His people through His names. The meanings behind God's names reveal His vital personality and the nature of the Him who bears them.
In OT times, a name was not only for identification, but an identity as well. Many times a special significance was attached to the name. Likewise, throughout scripture the Holy One (God) revealed Himself to His people through His names. The meanings behind God's names reveal His vital personality and the nature of the Him who bears them.
Ephesians Chapter Six (6) is the final chapter of Paul's letter to the Ephesian church. It holds three main themes, which includes harmony with the family, guidelines for the indentured and their overlords, along with contending against evil.
Ephesians 5 states we are to be imitators of God and live a life of love because Christ gave himself up for us as a sacrifice. To walk away from immorality and impurity of any kind, since it's inappropriate for God’s people. We are to live the kind of lives that please the Lord, which includes, submitting to one another out of reverence for Christ.
Most of Ephesians Chapter 3 is a prayer, yet Paul does take a detour, where he does more teaching on the mystery of redemption. He also succinctly explains how Christian belief should translate into Christian action
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