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This episode explores just what the title states! We look at who the 144000 might be, and what the half hour of silence might mean in the end time that is to come. I'm always open to a discussion so jump on the comments anytime!
We are only just completing the 6th chapter of Revelation here, but we are called to consider a conclusion about what John sees here - one that might even feel jarring for those who think of this book as a linear story!
I had a bit of trouble working through this particular passage over the last week. As this goes to air, we are a week removed from the death of Charlie Kirk, and the reality of martyrdom even in the modern West is being discussed as a distinct reality. The fifth seal is a statement of hope to those who pay the ultimate price for their faith stand - and a remainder that the 'worst the world can do is nothing compared to the glory of being in the presence of God forever.'
This is one of the better known passages of Revelation, and they certainly capture our imagination! This is my take of the topic...
A continuing look at the events of John's first glimpse into the Throne Room of God. We begin to see that this throne sits not so much in a palace, but a Temple...
As we come out of the seven churches, the book of Revelation becomes a tricky text to navigate, but our journey begins...NOW!
In this episode, we will start to consider ideas such as 'what happens next' as well as the idea of '24 elders' and the Throne Room of God. This passage looks at just 4 verses, and I feel like we'll need to do this quite a bit in this series!
I'm always up for discussion around the various ways these verses can be understood, so feel free to join the conversation in the comments wherever you can.
My second look at this particular church, but also the final episode centered on the Seven Churches of Revelation. The REALLY challenging part of Revelation is coming up next!
In this episode, we begin to explore the last church in the circuit being addressed in Revelation. This particular study considers (among other things) the idea of what being 'lukewarm' might be.
This is my exploration of the second-last church bein g addressed in this special circuit of churches.
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