Examine how God wants the Laodicean church of today to wake up, open the earthly temple door of the heart and return to the experience of the Philadelphian and Ephesian churches in its fervor, witness and love for the Lord. Finally, we study the remedies provided for the Laodicean, Pharisaical, outwardly hot, but inwardly cold, "fig tree" church of today, and we take warning that Christ is ready to "spit" those members out who do not take their profession seriously and prepare for the troubling times ahead.
All this and much more is in this important series prepared for those who long to discover detailed insights and gems hidden below the surface. This is the first part of an ongoing series on the book of Revelation. Thank you Secrets Unsealed team. A lovely study it is and very elaborative. Praise the Lord for secrets unsealed. The book on the seven churches is very detailed and gives many insights into the various church histories.
A very detailed study and I am truly blessed. If you prefer to have a hard copy shipped to you, click here. Although this digital download is free, it is not ethical or honest to print and sell it, nor to offer it in exchange for a donation for yourself. Anchor is a seminary-level course of study on the fundamentals of Seventh-day Adventist theology, taught by Pastor Stephen Bohr and guest theologians.
Registration fee includes required text books and lecture handouts. Satan understood this, and his evil eye was upon them to overthrow them; but the third angel was pointing them to the most holy place, and those who had had an experience in the past messages were pointing them the way to the heavenly sanctuary. These messages were represented to me as an anchor to the people of God. Those who understand and receive them will be kept from being swept away by the many delusions of Satan.
We conclude , then , that it is Christ who is It is a panoramic view of a great mystery that God has been progressively revealing to This is probably a formula for alluding Author : Leonard L.
Prophecies and revelations were regularly spoken or read in services of worship Acts ; ; 1 Cor ; 1 Tim The reference here is doubtless to the 'reader' and 'hearers' of the Scripture as read in the Synagogue in the Apostle's day. That the Book should be shunned by many because of its mysterious character is no wonder.
It is one of the 'devices' of Satan to get people to neglect a Book that foretells his casting as 'Prince of the Powers of the Air,' and the 'God of This Age,' out of the Heavenlies; of his imprisonment in the 'Bottomless Pit' for years; and his final casting into the Lake of Fire. While Satan hates all Scripture in general, he hates the books of Genesis and Revelation in particular.
Therefore he attacks the authenticity of Genesis, and seeks to have Revelation neglected. No one can understand the Book of Revelation who does not understand the Book of Daniel. The Prophet Daniel was told to 'seal up' the words of his prophecy until the 'Time of the End,' not the 'end of time,' but the end of the 'Times of the Gentiles. The symbolism of the Book of Revelation shows that it was written for a 'special class,' for those who are acquainted with the 'Word of God,' and who have 'spiritual discernment,' and not for the carnally minded reader.
The Book of Revelation was written to reveal or disclose the purpose of God as to the earth and the nations, and we are not prying into God's secrets when we read and study it. We need the prayers and financial support of visitors like you who are committed to increasing their knowledge by the use of the resources offered at the NTSLibrary.
Prayerfully consider supporting this project with a financial gift of any size. Your contributions are highly appreciated and used toward the continued growth of this library. Theology Proper: A category of study within systematic theology; it denotes the study of the nature and existence of God.
The word revelation is derived from the Greek word apokalupsis, which means 'disclosure' or 'unveiling. Samuel Galloza Click. Bob Utley, these verse-by-verse, exegetical video, audio and printed commentaries are committed to the trustworthiness and authority of Scripture, emphasizing the intent of the original inspired author by means of their: 1. Historical Setting 2.
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