Psalm 121: Hebrews 12. 1,2; Revelation 9

The angels release 'woes' on earth because people worshipped the works of their own hands and never sought the Living God

Psalm 121; Ephesians 4. 11-13; Revelation 8

Leo the Great was Bishop of Rome, Pope in 440. He saved the citizens of Rome from invaders by his courage, was a wise and eloquent preacher and a brilliant administrator, using the resources of the Church for the good of the people. He spoke often of the humility of Christ.

Psalm 96; Matthew 24. 30,31; Revelation 7

God's welcome to countless people from all tribes and languages. 

Psalm 24; Hebrews 12. 22-24; Revelation 6

The Seven Seals. Scary stuff

Psalm 15; Philippians 4. 4-7; Revelation 5

The Philippians reading is very short, but it is so rich.

Psalm 125; Hebrews 12.1,2; Revelation 4

Psalm 121; Ephesians 4.11-13; Revelation 3. 7

Patient endurance, and have some conviction: be either cold or hot

Psalm 96; Matthew 24.30,31; Revelation 2. 18

Psalm 42; Hebrews 12.22-24; Revelation 2

As Anglicans we tend to see saints as people of faith who we honour and admire. Paul describes them as those within the body of Christ, living or dead, sanctified because of our relationship with Christ Jesus. 

Psalm 104. 26; Mark 4.26-29; Revelation 1

A vision of Christ