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From Ed Mabrie of Faith By Reason YouTube Channel
Revelation Chapter 1 sets the stage for the entire book. It lets you know who is the subject (Jesus), who the intended audience is (the Churches), and what the message will be (the end times).
Revelation chapter 1 also gives the outline of the Book. John is to write the things he has seen (the visions of Revelation chapter 1), the things which ARE (the 7 letters to 7 Churches), and the this which shall be “metatauta” or “after these things” (the future)
So the outline is:
The things you have seen (Chapter 1)
The things which ARE (Chapters 2 -3)
The things which will happen in the future (Chapters 4 – 22)
In this weeks episode, we will do a deep dive in Revelation Chapter 1, including interpretation of these first set of vision about Jesus and the Lampstands (Hint: the description of Jesus in this vision has NOTHING to do with his physical appearance (or His “race” when He was on earth!)
Related links:
Revelation Chapter 1
Word of God is like a two-edged sword
Tribulation (blog post)
Next Episode - Seven Letters to Seven Churches Introduction
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