Jesus Christ is given several titles here in Revelation. He is the Lion, the Lamb, and the Limb (Root). He alone is worthy to open the seven-sealed book.

Who is worthy to open the seven-sealed book? What is the book? It seems evident that the book contains the will of God and it is only for the Son of God, the Lamb, to read.

The Bible doctrine of separation is built on God's holiness. To understand the need for separation one must understand the greatness of God's holiness.

The four beasts of Revelation 4 represent the four gospels and how they represent Jesus Christ. He is shown as a King, a Servant, the Son of Man, and the Son of God.

Before the throne of God, there are twenty-four elders and four beasts. Who are these elders and beasts?

The rapture will occur in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye. After this, the believer will find himself at the Judgment Seat of Christ where rewards will be given out for what we have done with what Christ has given us.

As we move into the Tribulation period, the Holy Spirit makes a transition from earth to glory. With the Holy Spirit gone, the Antichrist can reign without resistance.

A philosophy of failure is to live life without a king and doing that which is right in your own eyes.

The lives of Saul, David, and Solomon give us an example of what God wants out of His children. He wants their head, their heart, and their hands for His use.

The church of the Laodiceans were in the last stages of apostasy. They desired to follow the ways of man and the ways of God. In doing so, they brought about the ire of the Lord upon themselves. In Revelation 3, they are rebuked. If they fail to repent, they will be no longer.