Students taking this course must have a successful completion of RES125.
This is a very unique, detailed continuation of the 5-part course that continues in the study of the Book of Revelations. It was the thesis work of the founding apostle of this Bible College & Seminary. This course continues the student from part on the next third of this journey. This course further de-mystifies the imagery and apocalyptic writing of this Book penned by The Apostle John as the amanuensis for Jesus Christ. This course elucidates the patterns and literary forms used to proclaim God's revelation to the world namd makes the text applicable to current settings. This course will focus on the 2nd third of the book.
A student successfully completing this course will be prepared to take on the rigor of part 3 in this series. The course hopes to invoke a special love for the Book of Revelations. and motivate the student to return to the next installment.
The discussion delves into the Book of Revelations, highlighting its structure and the completion of God's plan. It emphasizes the sin of spiritual complacency in the churches of Ephesus and Leo Deia and the importance of avoiding it. The conversation also explores the symbolism of seven guardian angels and lampstands, the throne, the scroll, and the lamb. It concludes with the importance of faith, works, and readiness for Christ's return.
Bishop D shares insights on the symbols and their significance in the book of Revelation. He explains the throne, elders, crowns, lightning, thunder, and the seven lamps, all in the context of heavenly symbolism. The discussion also covers the hierarchical order of God, the role of Jesus Christ, and the representation of prayers. The importance of understanding these concepts is emphasized, with a promise of further exploration in the next session.
The session starts with a prayer and guidance on accessing an online study guide. It delves into the study of Revelations, exploring the symbolism of the lamb, the scroll, and the throne of heaven. The worship of the lamb by elders and creatures is discussed, followed by a collective praise by all creatures. The symbolism of earth and sea in heaven, interpretations, and the representation of all people in the clear sea of heaven are also explored. The session concludes with an introduction to seals, trumpets, and bowls in Revelation.
The concept of heaven is explored, emphasizing its existence outside of time and its influence on earthly events. Insights from the book of Revelation help us comprehend the processes in heaven, including the unfolding of the seals, trumpets, and bowls as part of the salvation plan. The 144,000 sealed servants of God originate from the tribes of Israel. The Great Commission encourages believers to spread God's word without judgment.
The discussion at Love in the Word Church begins with gratitude for the gospel and acknowledges the need for resources for future projects. It delves into the Book of Revelations, exploring the significance of interludes, the sealing of the 144,000, and the great multitude. The conversation also covers the connection between heaven and earth, the worship of God and the lamb, and the role of Jesus as God-man. It concludes with the importance of studying, prophesying, and preaching the word of God.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of following God's instructions, despite challenges and impatience. They discuss the book of Revelation, focusing on the interlude and the seven trumpets. The narrative of John measuring the temple, the appointment of two witnesses, their death and resurrection, and the ensuing earthquake is explored. The speaker also discusses the torment brought by two prophets, the resurrection of martyrs, and the impending third woe.
The discussion starts with a prayer and moves to the importance of understanding the Word of God. It delves into the book of Revelation, focusing on the five sevens, the interludes, and the two witnesses. The conversation also explores the timeline of Christ's resurrection, the symbolism of Sodom and Egypt, and the sequential nature of the seals, trumpets, and bowls. The talk concludes with the need to understand the signs of the times.
The talk delves into various biblical concepts, starting with the resurrection of Jesus and the significance of the Holy Eucharist. It addresses questions about Jesus' entombment timing and introduces the book of Revelations, discussing its various elements. The conversation also explores the song of Moses, the role of grace, understanding God's word, and the final judgment, among other topics.
The conversation delves into the Book of Revelations, highlighting its significance in comprehending the plan of salvation. It interprets the symbolic representation of the woman and the dragon, relating to Israel's covenant community and the eternal struggle between good and evil. The discussion further explores the concept of sons of perdition, the Holy Spirit's protection, Satan's deceptive tactics, and the importance of faith.
The session starts with the significance of Adam, Eve, and Christ's crucifixion, followed by prayers for Covid victims and gratitude for blessings. It emphasizes the importance of studying the Bible and guiding others towards God. Updates on ministry work are shared. The lesson then explores the symbolism in the book of Revelation, comparing it with the book of Daniel. It discusses the difference between power and authority, the battle for souls, and the concept of the eighth king and end times.
The discussion delves into the deceptive power of the two beasts described in the book of Revelation. The first beast, symbolizing a counterfeit Messiah, and the second, appearing harmless but speaking like a dragon, deceive humanity. The mark of the beast forces idolatry and controls commerce. The evil trinity, comprising the dragon and the two beasts, leads people astray. The number 666, associated with imperfection, represents the antichrist, Satan, and the false prophet, illuminating the structure of evil's deception in the end times.
The content delves into the structure and symbolism in the book of Revelations, focusing on the seven seals, trumpets, and bowls. It explores the significance of the 144,000 and Mount Zion, and the metaphor of telescoping. The narrative also discusses the plan of salvation, the fall of Babylon, and the judgment for those who worship the beast. The events described in Revelation, including the harvest of the earth and the role of Jesus and God the Father, are also examined.
Site the full reference of the Scripture selected (ex. John 3:16 [NASB20]). Use the standard Bible version abbreviation. Then expose the meaning of the passage by exegeting the meaning, including using Strong’s numbers and relate the meaning to the course.
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BspDr D was born in Maryland in the United States in the mid 1950's. He has been a Christian since birth, having been "born from above" during his 15th year. God called him in March 2019 in start an online, global, apostolic ministry to prepare God's people for the Matthew 24 age. He is well-accomplished and is still developing his spiritual gifts under the authority of God and delivering what he hears to those attending ABCS.
RES 225 - REVELATIONS & THE MILLENNIUM 2
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