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  • Week 7 Day 2 – Revelation 13

    Day 2: Revelation 13 Week 7: Revelation 12-14 Day 1: 12 Last week we talked about how God is going to provide prophetic revelation and guidance during the time of the great tribulation. This week we get into the meat of Revelation’s symbolism and grit. There is are too many symbols to go through during a podcast, […]

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  • Week 7 Day 2 – Revelation 13
    Day 2: Revelation 13

    Week 7: Revelation 12-14
    Day 1: 12
    Last week we talked about how God is going to provide prophetic revelation and guidance during the time of the great tribulation. This week we get into the meat of Revelation’s symbolism and grit.
    There is are too many symbols to go through during a podcast, but they are dealt with at length in the book, Revelation: a 10 Week Bible Study. I encourage you to get the book and go through it as you read Revelation.
    Instead, here I want to deal with some of the higher level things that are taking place in this passage. We are in another parenthetical section that delves into the conflict between God and Satan that will play out on earth with devastating consequences.
    Before we begin, we need to understand a little better what this great tribulation period really is, and for that we turn to Matthew.
    15 “Therefore when you see the ‘abomination of desolation,’ spoken of by Daniel the prophet, standing in the holy place” (whoever reads, let him understand), 16 “then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains. 17 Let him who is on the housetop not go down to take anything out of his house. 18 And let him who is in the field not go back to get his clothes. 19 But woe to those who are pregnant and to those who are nursing babies in those days! 20 And pray that your flight may not be in winter or on the Sabbath. 21 For then there will be great tribulation, such as has not been since the beginning of the world until this time, no, nor ever shall be. 22 And unless those days were shortened, no flesh would be saved; but for the elect’s sake those days will be shortened.
    Matthew 24: 15-22
    From Daniel and Revelation, we understand that this time of great tribulation will be 3-1/2 years, beginning precisely at this moment of the “abomination of desolation.” This is an event that will take place within the new temple established in Jerusalem. Many commentators believe the phrase “let him understand” is a reference to Antiochus IV Epiphanes who did just what this passage speaks of in the past as of Jesus’ quote. Jesus was referencing Antiochus’ defiling of the temple as a foreshadow of a yet to come future event. And that brings us to chapter 12.
    The Great Conflict

    * John sees a sign in heaven—literally an astronomical even that he understands to have meaning.
    * The Woman—we can understand that she is Mary, or figuratively, Israel. She would give birth to the Messiah, Jesus.
    * The Dragon—This is satan, and here we will see him once and for all cast out of heaven. This did not happen at the moment of Jesus’ death on the cross, but likely sometime within the period just before the great tribulation begins. He is on earth before the last 3-1/2 years take place (1,260 days).
    * War in heaven—we must understand that angels are not like God. He speaks and people are destroyed. These angels are caught in a very real battle, much like the one we see in Daniel 10:13. Much like this passage in Daniel, the archangel Michael wins the decisive battle and Satan is cast out of heaven once and for all.
    * The song—Once and for all, our accuser no longer has a place to stand before God and accuse Him and us, like we see in Job. Forever we are now free of his accusations, but the earth will feel his wrath because of his fury.
    * Satan will try to destroy the “woman.” This brings us back to the passage in Matthew 24. All this coincides with the abomination of desolation and Jesus specifically tells the Jews living in Jerusalem to flee as fast as they can.
    * God will protect many Jews during this time supernaturally, as we have already seen earlier in Revelation. Now Satan turns his great anger against God’s people, the Christians as we will see in chapter 13.

    Day 2: 13
    Chapter 13 is where we see the two beasts,
    22 min
  • Week 7 Day 1 – Revelation 12

    Day 1: Revelation 12 Week 7: Revelation 12-14 Day 1: 12 Last week we talked about how God is going to provide prophetic revelation and guidance during the time of the great tribulation. This week we get into the meat of Revelation’s symbolism and grit. There is are too many symbols to go through during a podcast, […]

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  • Week 7 Day 1 – Revelation 12
    Day 1: Revelation 12

    Week 7: Revelation 12-14
    Day 1: 12
    Last week we talked about how God is going to provide prophetic revelation and guidance during the time of the great tribulation. This week we get into the meat of Revelation’s symbolism and grit.
    There is are too many symbols to go through during a podcast, but they are dealt with at length in the book, Revelation: a 10 Week Bible Study. I encourage you to get the book and go through it as you read Revelation.
    Instead, here I want to deal with some of the higher level things that are taking place in this passage. We are in another parenthetical section that delves into the conflict between God and Satan that will play out on earth with devastating consequences.
    Before we begin, we need to understand a little better what this great tribulation period really is, and for that we turn to Matthew.
    15 “Therefore when you see the ‘abomination of desolation,’ spoken of by Daniel the prophet, standing in the holy place” (whoever reads, let him understand), 16 “then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains. 17 Let him who is on the housetop not go down to take anything out of his house. 18 And let him who is in the field not go back to get his clothes. 19 But woe to those who are pregnant and to those who are nursing babies in those days! 20 And pray that your flight may not be in winter or on the Sabbath. 21 For then there will be great tribulation, such as has not been since the beginning of the world until this time, no, nor ever shall be. 22 And unless those days were shortened, no flesh would be saved; but for the elect’s sake those days will be shortened.
    Matthew 24: 15-22
    From Daniel and Revelation, we understand that this time of great tribulation will be 3-1/2 years, beginning precisely at this moment of the “abomination of desolation.” This is an event that will take place within the new temple established in Jerusalem. Many commentators believe the phrase “let him understand” is a reference to Antiochus IV Epiphanes who did just what this passage speaks of in the past as of Jesus’ quote. Jesus was referencing Antiochus’ defiling of the temple as a foreshadow of a yet to come future event. And that brings us to chapter 12.
    The Great Conflict

    * John sees a sign in heaven—literally an astronomical even that he understands to have meaning.
    * The Woman—we can understand that she is Mary, or figuratively, Israel. She would give birth to the Messiah, Jesus.
    * The Dragon—This is satan, and here we will see him once and for all cast out of heaven. This did not happen at the moment of Jesus’ death on the cross, but likely sometime within the period just before the great tribulation begins. He is on earth before the last 3-1/2 years take place (1,260 days).
    * War in heaven—we must understand that angels are not like God. He speaks and people are destroyed. These angels are caught in a very real battle, much like the one we see in Daniel 10:13. Much like this passage in Daniel, the archangel Michael wins the decisive battle and Satan is cast out of heaven once and for all.
    * The song—Once and for all, our accuser no longer has a place to stand before God and accuse Him and us, like we see in Job. Forever we are now free of his accusations, but the earth will feel his wrath because of his fury.
    * Satan will try to destroy the “woman.” This brings us back to the passage in Matthew 24. All this coincides with the abomination of desolation and Jesus specifically tells the Jews living in Jerusalem to flee as fast as they can.
    * God will protect many Jews during this time supernaturally, as we have already seen earlier in Revelation. Now Satan turns his great anger against God’s people, the Christians as we will see in chapter 13.

    Day 2: 13
    Chapter 13 is where we see the two beasts,
    20 min
  • Naturally Supernatural Promo

    We’re starting a new podcast where we will delve into the depths of the Charismatic Christian world. It will be a fun, informative and enlightening look at how God works in our lives today. Click subscribe to get it in your iTunes or Google Play feed today.  

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  • Week 6 Day 5 – Recap of Revelation 10-11

    Day 5: Revelation 10-11 Recap    Show notes for Week 6 Week 6: Revelation 10-11 Day 1: 10:1-7 Last time we ended with the blowing of the sixth trumpet, and now we will take another break from the action to be given more background information. This is the second parenthetical section of Revelation and it will set up […]

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  • Naturally Supernatural Promo
    We’re starting a new podcast where we will delve into the depths of the Charismatic Christian world.
    It will be a fun, informative and enlightening look at how God works in our lives today. Click subscribe to get it in your iTunes or Google Play feed today.
     
    1 min
  • Week 6 Day 5 – Recap of Revelation 10-11
    Show notes for Week 6

    Week 6: Revelation 10-11

    Day 1: 10:1-7

    Last time we ended with the blowing of the sixth trumpet, and now we will take another break from the action to be given more background information. This is the second parenthetical section of Revelation and it will set up the majesty that is the seventh trumpet.

    This section of Revelation will show us that God fully intends to speak to His people prophetically during the tribulation period. God will not leave His people in the dark during the darkest days of history, but He will speak to us and give us direction when we need it the most.

    The Seven Thunders

    This angel carries great authority, and looks physically different
    Stands on the sea and the land
    Announces that the seventh trumpet ushers in something important
    They mystery of God will be revealed at the seventh trumpet
    The Seven Thunders

    No accident John heard this
    There is more to be revealed in the end times
    Day 2: 10:8-11

    The Scroll

    Just like Ezekiel’s scroll from Ezekiel 3:1-3
    Tastes sweet but turns their stomachs sour
    Represents the reality of prophecy: sweet to hear from God, but difficult to bear up under the weight of it when confronting people—prophecy is truly a bittersweet reality of God’s kingdom
    Day 3: 11:1-14

    The Two Witnesses

    Is it a real or figurative temple?
    John is asked to measure it, which makes it seem like it will be real
    42 months & 1,260 days—first reference in Revelation matches Daniel’s 3-1/2 years—the last half of the Great Tribulation
    They have great power and authority. They are divinely protected
    The Beast (have not yet been introduced to him) will kill them at the end of 3-1/2 years
    Sodom and Egypt? Why is Jerusalem called this?
    Great rejoicing over their death
    Resurrected as everyone watches their ascension to heaven
    Day 4: 11:15-19

    Seventh Trumpet

    The earth is becoming God’s kingdom forever
    God is going to “begin to reign” now that the seventh trumpet has been sounded
    Time to judge the dead and reward the prophets
    Destroy those who have destroyed the earth with their sinfulness
    Paul speaks about this event in 1 Corinthians 15:52:
    51Behold, I tell you a mystery: We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed— 52in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, and the dead will be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed.

    This is the moment that God will rapture His beloved bride—we will indeed be “caught up” (in Latin, “rapio”, or “rapture”) as Paul also calls it in 1 Thessalonians 4:17.

    We will see that as soon as Jesus’ bride is raptured (taken away, “caught up”), God will now pour out His wrath on earth and make it His own. The Seventh Trumpet brings to a close the 1,260 days of the Great Tribulation, and now this “mystery of God” will be revealed.

    Dau 5: Recap
    18 min
  • Week 6 Day 4 – Revelation 11:15-19

    Day 4: Revelation 11:15-19    Show notes for Week 6 Week 6: Revelation 10-11 Day 1: 10:1-7 Last time we ended with the blowing of the sixth trumpet, and now we will take another break from the action to be given more background information. This is the second parenthetical section of Revelation and it will set up the […]

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  • Week 6 Day 4 – Revelation 11:15-19
    Show notes for Week 6

    Week 6: Revelation 10-11

    Day 1: 10:1-7

    Last time we ended with the blowing of the sixth trumpet, and now we will take another break from the action to be given more background information. This is the second parenthetical section of Revelation and it will set up the majesty that is the seventh trumpet.

    This section of Revelation will show us that God fully intends to speak to His people prophetically during the tribulation period. God will not leave His people in the dark during the darkest days of history, but He will speak to us and give us direction when we need it the most.

    The Seven Thunders

    This angel carries great authority, and looks physically different
    Stands on the sea and the land
    Announces that the seventh trumpet ushers in something important
    They mystery of God will be revealed at the seventh trumpet
    The Seven Thunders

    No accident John heard this
    There is more to be revealed in the end times
    Day 2: 10:8-11

    The Scroll

    Just like Ezekiel’s scroll from Ezekiel 3:1-3
    Tastes sweet but turns their stomachs sour
    Represents the reality of prophecy: sweet to hear from God, but difficult to bear up under the weight of it when confronting people—prophecy is truly a bittersweet reality of God’s kingdom
    Day 3: 11:1-14

    The Two Witnesses

    Is it a real or figurative temple?
    John is asked to measure it, which makes it seem like it will be real
    42 months & 1,260 days—first reference in Revelation matches Daniel’s 3-1/2 years—the last half of the Great Tribulation
    They have great power and authority. They are divinely protected
    The Beast (have not yet been introduced to him) will kill them at the end of 3-1/2 years
    Sodom and Egypt? Why is Jerusalem called this?
    Great rejoicing over their death
    Resurrected as everyone watches their ascension to heaven
    Day 4: 11:15-19

    Seventh Trumpet

    The earth is becoming God’s kingdom forever
    God is going to “begin to reign” now that the seventh trumpet has been sounded
    Time to judge the dead and reward the prophets
    Destroy those who have destroyed the earth with their sinfulness
    Paul speaks about this event in 1 Corinthians 15:52:
    51Behold, I tell you a mystery: We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed— 52in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, and the dead will be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed.

    This is the moment that God will rapture His beloved bride—we will indeed be “caught up” (in Latin, “rapio”, or “rapture”) as Paul also calls it in 1 Thessalonians 4:17.

    We will see that as soon as Jesus’ bride is raptured (taken away, “caught up”), God will now pour out His wrath on earth and make it His own. The Seventh Trumpet brings to a close the 1,260 days of the Great Tribulation, and now this “mystery of God” will be revealed.

    Dau 5: Recap
    19 min

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