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The Book of Revelation is the climactic end of scripture, the indispensable final word of the Holy Spirit, unveiling the glories of Christ and the mysteries of the future.

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God has been patiently holding out his hands to the disobedient Jewish nation for centuries. Some, a remnant of the elect, will be saved; others are condemned.

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Jesus, who had no sin, stood trial before a wicked and corrupt judicial system. He bore mankind’s sins as a substitute and died as a display of God's justice.

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Christians should display proper living according to the transformation that salvation brings and always be ready for good works.

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Paul details the elect and the hardened among the nation of Israel, describing the “remnant chosen by grace” and the rest who are hardened by their blessings.

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The Book of Daniel closes in chapter 12 with final predictions about the end of the world, with insights about the final battle on heaven and earth, and the resurrection of the elect.

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Hezekiah, an example of courage and faith in the Old Testament, understood the need to put God first in everything and that idolatry was the reason for God’s judgments on Israel.

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Christ’s glory ripped apart the moral darkness of human history, revealing the perfection of His nature, a light shining even in His arrest.

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On this episode of TGC Podcast, Ligon Duncan, Bob Thune, Andy Davis, and Philip Ryken examine Christian nationalism, differentiating it from mere patriotism and exploring its influence on Christian identity and societal engagement.

They delve into the historical and biblical perspectives on Christians’ roles in society, emphasizing the need to prioritize Christ above all loyalties. They also discuss strategies for Christians to responsibly advocate for their beliefs in a pluralistic society.

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Paul emphasizes the importance of godliness and warns that neglecting it is to disregard the sacrifice of Christ, who died to sanctify His people.

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