KEY: UNDERSTANDING REVELATION (1)
(Message by Tanny Keng)
0. Introduction
a) Some believe the Bible's last prophetic book is closed - meaning no one as yet can understand it. Yet, the very first verse of Revelation states the opposite!
i) The revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave to Him, to show to His servants ...
b) God gave to Jesus something to REVEAL, not to hide. In the book's last chapter God reiterates that his words were given to reveal and not to be sealed (Revelation 22:10)!
1. Revelation's theme
a) Revelation's theme is the events leading up to the Jesus' second coming. Revelation 2 and 3 contain vital warnings to seven churches that existed in Asia Minor in the first century A.D. Many believe these churches represent Christians from the time of Christ to the end time, or symbolize churches that will all exist before Jesus returns.
The End ...
0. Introductiona) Some believe the Bible's last prophetic book is closed - meaning no one as yet can understand it. Yet, the very first verse of Revelation states the opposite!
i) The revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave to Him, to show to His servants ...
b) God gave to Jesus something to REVEAL, not to hide. In the book's last chapter God reiterates that his words were given to reveal and not to be sealed (Revelation 22:10)!
1. Revelation's theme
a) Revelation's theme is the events leading up to the Jesus' second coming. Revelation 2 and 3 contain vital warnings to seven churches that existed in Asia Minor in the first century A.D. Many believe these churches represent Christians from the time of Christ to the end time, or symbolize churches that will all exist before Jesus returns.
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