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How to Study the Book of Revelation Part 1 | Revelation E1 | Rev Paul Jeyachandran
December 29, 2024 · 28 min
The Book of Revelation is not a puzzle to solve—but a picture to behold. In this powerful opening message of the Revelation sermon series, Rev. Paul Jeyachandran guides us into the heart of one of the most misunderstood books in the Bible.This sermon unpacks how to approach Revelation with clarity, confidence, and Christ-centered focus. It's more than a prophecy—it's a call to wake up, look up, and shape up as we prepare for the soon return of Jesus.✨ Key Takeaways:Revelation is a prophetic picture book filled with symbols revealing God’s ultimate plan.“The time is near”—an urgent reminder to live alert, holy, and prepared lives.Jesus is at the center—as King, Redeemer, Judge, and Bridegroom.Practical outlines to study the book and grasp its powerful message.A call to overcome compromise and live as the prepared Bride of Christ.📖 Whether you’re new to Revelation or have studied it before, this sermon will inspire you to engage the book with fresh eyes—seeing not just end-time events, but the glory and majesty of Jesus enthroned.🔥 Don’t just read Revelation. Let it reshape your life.👇 Watch now and discover how to study the Book of Revelation for what it truly is: A revelation of Jesus Christ for such a time as this.—📌 Subscribe for weekly discipleship messages grounded in Scripture🎧 Listen to Making Intentional Disciples with Rev Paul Jeyachandran on Spotify, YouTube, & Pray.com🎓 Get FREE discipleship training and resources at IDMC College🌐 Discover more at idmcmovement.com#BookOfRevelation #EndTimes #JesusIsKing #PaulJeyachandran #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #BrideOfChrist #WakeUpChurch #RevelationSeries
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The Book of Revelation is not a puzzle to solve—but a picture to behold. In this powerful opening message of the Revelation sermon series, Rev. Paul Jeyachandran guides us into the heart of one of the most misunderstood books in the Bible.This sermon unpacks how to approach Revelation with clarity, confidence, and Christ-centered focus. It's more than a prophecy—it's a call to wake up, look up, and shape up as we prepare for the soon return of Jesus.✨ Key Takeaways:Revelation is a prophetic picture book filled with symbols revealing God’s ultimate plan.“The time is near”—an urgent reminder to live alert, holy, and prepared lives.Jesus is at the center—as King, Redeemer, Judge, and Bridegroom.Practical outlines to study the book and grasp its powerful message.A call to overcome compromise and live as the prepared Bride of Christ.📖 Whether you’re new to Revelation or have studied it before, this sermon will inspire you to engage the book with fresh eyes—seeing not just end-time events, but the glory and majesty of Jesus enthroned.🔥 Don’t just read Revelation. Let it reshape your life.👇 Watch now and discover how to study the Book of Revelation for what it truly is: A revelation of Jesus Christ for such a time as this.—📌 Subscribe for weekly discipleship messages grounded in Scripture🎧 Listen to Making Intentional Disciples with Rev Paul Jeyachandran on Spotify, YouTube, & Pray.com🎓 Get FREE discipleship training and resources at IDMC College🌐 Discover more at idmcmovement.com#BookOfRevelation #EndTimes #JesusIsKing #PaulJeyachandran #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #BrideOfChrist #WakeUpChurch #RevelationSeries ...more Show the full description Show less The Book of Revelation is not a puzzle to solve—but a picture to behold. In this powerful opening message of the Revelation sermon series, Rev. Paul Jeyachandran guides us into the heart of one of the most misunderstood books in the Bible.This sermon unpacks how to approach Revelation with clarity, confidence, and Christ-centered focus. It's more than a prophecy—it's a call to wake up, look up, and shape up as we prepare for the soon return of Jesus.✨ Key Takeaways:Revelation is a prophetic picture book filled with symbols revealing God’s ultimate plan.“The time is near”—an urgent reminder to live alert, holy, and prepared lives.Jesus is at the center—as King, Redeemer, Judge, and Bridegroom.Practical outlines to study the book and grasp its powerful message.A call to overcome compromise and live as the prepared Bride of Christ.📖 Whether you’re new to Revelation or have studied it before, this sermon will inspire you to engage the book with fresh eyes—seeing not just end-time events, but the glory and majesty of Jesus enthroned.🔥 Don’t just read Revelation. Let it reshape your life.👇 Watch now and discover how to study the Book of Revelation for what it truly is: A revelation of Jesus Christ for such a time as this.—📌 Subscribe for weekly discipleship messages grounded in Scripture🎧 Listen to Making Intentional Disciples with Rev Paul Jeyachandran on Spotify, YouTube, & Pray.com🎓 Get FREE discipleship training and resources at IDMC College🌐 Discover more at idmcmovement.com#BookOfRevelation #EndTimes #JesusIsKing #PaulJeyachandran #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #BrideOfChrist #WakeUpChurch #RevelationSeries
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0:04 Shall we give the Lord a Clap Offering Church? Hallelujah! It is always a joy and a privilege to bring God's Word into your homes. This morning, we are going to study from the Book of Revelation. We0:16 are going to start this new series. I am not sure how long it will go, but today I want to talk about the overview of the Book of Revelation. I want to give you a title, How to Study this Book, the Book0:28 of Revelation. It is 22 chapters and we have a lot to cover. So let's begin with a word of prayer. Heavenly Father, we thank you so much for this day. Even as we open the pages of0:39 Scripture, we ask that the Holy Spirit will be our teacher. Give us listening ears and a heart that is willing to obey and be sensitive to what the Holy Spirit has to say to the churches. So this morning,0:52 give us that grace, Mighty God. We give you all the glory, praise, honor. In Jesus' name, and the people of God said, Amen and Amen. How to Study the Book of Revelation?1:04 Today, we are going to touch on an overview of this Book of Revelation. Now, you and I know that it has 22 chapters. It was written during the reign of1:16 Domitian, the Emperor of Rome, and John the Apostle, who had spent time with Jesus, walked with him and loved him and even earned the title1:28 where he named himself as the disciple whom Jesus loved, wrote this during his exile in the island of Patmos. But today, my overview is to give1:40 you a grasp of how to study this book. See, many times when people study this book, is because of a fascination to know what the end times holds. Sometimes people1:52 avoid this book because of fear. They do want to know how everything ends. But I want you to grasp it because this is a unique book. It is a special book. Indeed, the Lord Jesus said
2:04 that he who reads this book has a blessing, and he who keeps this book, the words in this book, also receives a blessing. Read this verse with me. Revelation chapter 1 and verse
2:15 3. The Bible says, Blessed is the 1 who reads aloud the words of this prophecy. Hallelujah. And blessed are those who hear, who keep what is written in it, for the
2:27 time is near. Look at Revelation 20 two:seven. The Bible says, Behold, I am coming soon blessed is the 1 who keeps the words of the prophecy in this book.
2:39 In other words, I want you to pay attention to this. Jesus says, I am coming again soon. The language of this book is, The time is near. And then He goes on to say that he who reads this book is
2:51 blessed. You have to read aloud. Not only that, he who hears the reading of this word also is blessed and he who keeps it will certainly be blessed. So, I want you to catch this, that this is a
3:03 special book, 22 chapters, and I want you to read this throughout the season as we explore it section by section. Hallelujah. From my personal, in
3:16 my personal journey, this book has, been an instrument that brought me to salvation. I was around 8 years old when I heard for the first time someone
3:27 explaining the book of Revelation. And during that season, I was gripped with this sense of the awe of the Almighty God. And as a result, I gave my life to Christ
3:39 at the age of 8. And I remember very clearly, I was so fascinated by this book. I was reading this book over and over again after I was born again. And when I was in primary school in
3:51 year 5, I was sharing with my classmates the overview of this book and telling them to get ready because you will be fried 1 day. Many of them
4:03 cried. I got into trouble, but by the grace of God. I am here to share with you what I believe the Lord is saying to us through this book in this season for
4:15 us. I want you to pay attention to the writing. This is an apocalyptic book, So, it has a very specific way of writing, isn't it? That is why many times people look at it as a puzzle book
4:27 because it has a lot of symbols and numbers. But I want you to listen to me. It is not a puzzle book. It is a picture book. God gave us a picture of what the future would look
4:38 like, what the coming of the Lord will be like, what spending eternity will be like in heaven and in the new earth when begins. I want you to listen to me. This is an exciting book. But don't
4:50 get carried away by the symbols. Do not keep asking whether the symbols are literal or is it symbolic, whether the numbers are literal or symbolic. We will study it as we go through this. Yeah? But
5:02 I want you to catch this, that it is a picture book giving us a state of what the future would look like. So how do we journey through this book of revelation? I want to
5:13 summarize my entire overview into 3 imperatives. So let me frame our study through these 3 imperatives. What are they? Imperative number 1,
5:25 wake up. We got to realize the urgency of the times. See, 1 of the things that we need to be gripped with is the Bible says the time is near. So
5:37 that is the first 1. Wake up. Go with me to Revelation 22 10. The Bible says, Do not seal up the words of the prophecy
5:49 of the Book, for the end time is near. Listen to me carefully. We are living in the last leg of the last days. This is
6:01 not the time for us to be distracted, this is not the time for us to be careless, this is definitely not the time for us to choose convenience. This is the time for us to be quickened
6:13 and awakened and alert. Why? Because the Word of God says, For the time is near. And the Lord says to His apostle, Do not seal up the
6:25 book because the time is at hand. Why is it so specific, do not seal up the book? Because there is another apocalyptic writing in the Old Testament, the book of Daniel.
6:37 Now, and Zechariah, these are also apocalyptic books. But when you read the writings of Daniel, in Daniel twelve:four, the Bible says this:
6:57 increase. Listen to me carefully: Daniel was told to seal up the words of the prophecy. Why? Because the time has not come. See, in
7:08 Biblical history, timing is very important. The Bible says that vision always is for an appointed time. So you and I, we need to understand during the time of
7:20 Daniel, the Lord says, seal up the words. Why? Because the time is not yet. But during the time of John, when he received this revelation, the Lord says, Now do not
7:32 seal the words. Why? Because the time is near. See, you and I, we need to understand this. Many times when we hear the word, the time is near. In fact, when people hear
7:43 this, that Jesus is coming again soon, that Jesus is coming again soon, and the Church has been proclaiming this for the past 2000 years. And every generation believes that the
7:55 time has come, that He is going to come immediately. But I want you to listen to me carefully. Many times, because of this, we become so inoculated by this that we
8:06 lose that sense of urgency. When you hear this word, the time is near, it is not about the hour and the day or the year that it is near. Want
8:18 you to capture, it is a sense of urgency. That means this is the season that you need to be alert, you need to be active, you need to be proactive in taking steps to get ready. There is a sense of urgency
8:30 and that sense of urgency was throughout the Church history. Every generation had to have that sense of urgency. Why? Because our time on earth is short, but our life
8:42 with Christ is eternal, and to spend eternity with him, this is just a short interval here. So you and I need to have that sense of urgency. Secondly, that time is near also speaks
8:54 about the heart's longing. See, if you think that he is not coming again for a long time, what would happen is our heart would be withdrawn from him. There is no eager waiting
9:06 for him. Like, for example, I remember growing up in a household where my dad would leave in the morning at 8 and when the clock strikes 6, he will walk back home. And
9:18 every time, as it's nearing that, that 6 o'clock in the evening, I would always have this anticipation that eagerly waiting for him to walk through the doors. Now, I want you to listen to me
9:29 carefully. That is exactly what it is. It is the heart longing, a child longing for the father to walk in through the doors. A lover waiting at the airport for the girlfriend or the boyfriend to walk through the doors.
9:42 It is that sense of longing. That is exactly what the Bible says. So you and I, we need to understand, when the Bible says the time is near, it means that you get your heart ready. Let your heart
9:54 have that kind of urgency and sense of longing to can't wait to see my Savior, my Lord, my King. Hallelujah! You and I examine our hearts. That is why
10:05 this book is important for us to study because this book always speaks about wake up, because we got to realize the urgency of the times. Another thing I want to point
10:17 out is this. Whenever you study prophecy, prophecy is like this. The Lord takes time to reveal a prophetic word, but then it takes time, it is for an appointed time.
10:29 But as you near the appointed time, things will start to happen a lot faster. There will be an acceleration of things. Let me explain. In the Old Testament, there was a man by the
10:41 name of Methuselah. When he was born, the word of the Lord came that when he dies, judgment will come upon the earth.
10:52 Methuselah, the name itself means when he dies, judgment will come. But God was so patient that God was so loving and giving time
11:04 for the people to repent. You know what God did? Gave Methuselah long life. How many years? 9 69 years. During the time of
11:15 Methuselah, his great grandson was born, Noah. And Noah was about 4 80 years. And God says to Noah, I want you to prepare an ark because I want
11:27 to flood the whole world and pass judgment upon it and destroy the world. Listen, this is what happens. 4 80 years old Noah starts
11:38 building an ark, and he built after receiving this word, built for 120 years. Nothing seemed to happen. At the end of 120 years, the Bible says, God appeared to him and said, In 7
11:50 days, there will be a flood on the earth rain will start to pour. So get ready. I want you to see the urgency. 4 80 years, nothing happened. 120
12:02 years, he was working slowly and working hard. But then 7 days, everything is going to shift. That is how it is. As you approach the appointed time, things accelerate. So even today in the
12:14 world, you see things accelerating. This is why when people were studying the end times or people who were studying the apocalyptic books usually have a sense of, okay, in
12:25 1970s they said Jesus is coming again in 19 98 or 19 88. Or in the 1990s they would say, oh Jesus is coming again before the 2000s. And they had this
12:37 sense, but can I humbly say this? It is because they watch all the happenings that are happening. But you think about what happened in the 80s and the 90s and even in the 2000s, and you think
12:49 about what just happened in year 20 20, you can see how fast things are moving. The advancement in technology, the advancement in nuclear science, the advancement in military technology,
13:01 the advancement in how you can be, it's a lot of things. I don't want to go into it, but I want you to realize that time is near. Hallelujah. So, how do we position ourselves
13:13 to recognize that time is near? What do we need to do? You know, in Jesus' teachings, Jesus taught us about the coming of the Lord, the days of the coming of the Lord, right? And
13:25 these are what you call apocalyptic chapters. And some of the apocalyptic chapters in the Bible is Matthew chapter 24 and 25, and then Mark chapter 13, and then Luke 21.
13:37 Now, when you read this carefully, you will recognize this, that in Matthew 25, as He is explaining how we need to live as people of God during the end times, Jesus
13:49 gives us 3 specific parables. Now, you and I know the 3 parables. Listen to this. The first 1 is the parable of the 10 virgins. 5 of them were ready and they were alert.
14:01 The other 5 were distracted and they were sleeping. Now listen to me carefully. The moral of that parable was be alert, be on guard. Secondly, the Bible says the
14:13 parable of the talents. Remember, 1 guy got 5 talents, the other got 2, and another 1 had 1. All these servants received the talents, and the master went away for a long time. And then
14:25 when he came back, he asked them the million dollar question, What did you do with what I had given you in the time I had given you? So listen to me carefully. What is the moral of that parable? It is be accountable
14:37 because your life is a stewardship. Thirdly, he talks about the parable of the sheep and the goats. He says, you know, the sheep did what the king wanted them to do. In other words,
14:50 what they did to the least of the brethren, they did it to the king. So the question was that the goats did not do what God had wanted them to do, but the sheep did. So, in other words, the moral of that story
15:02 is be active, be proactive in doing what God has called you to do. So this is the season. So when the Bible calls us to wake up, it is to realize the urgency of
15:14 the times, and to be alert, and to be accountable, and to become active in doing the will of God, walking in the ways of God, and building our life upon the solid Word of
15:26 God. Hallelujah! Because that is what this book, I pray, will do for us. As we study through this book, I want you to put that lens on, and I want you to see how
15:38 Christ is calling us to wake up as a church and be on God. Hallelujah! How do we journey through the book of Revelation? The first imperative was wake
15:50 up. But let us look at the second imperative. The second imperative is look up. We got to rediscover the centrality of the King. The
16:01 centrality of King Jesus. You know, many times when people study the Book of Revelation, it is usually because they are curious to find out who the Antichrist will
16:13 be. And if you go around asking people, Who do you think it is? Everyone will have an opinion, I think this is how it is, or This is who it is. Or, in every generation, people always pointed to somebody
16:25 in a political situation and say this person might be. Listen to me carefully. When we study the book of Revelation, it is not so that we can find who the Antichrist is. When we study the
16:37 Book of Revelation, it is not even to figure out what 6 66 is all about. Why do we study? It is not so much in this season so that you will understand whether to accept the
16:49 vaccination or not, whether the vaccination is the mark of the beast. Because these are the trending topics right now when you think about the end times. But why do you study this book? I
17:01 tell you why we need to study this book because we need to see the big picture of what God is revealing to His Church. And you know what God is revealing to His Church? He is revealing to us the
17:13 King Jesus and His Kingdom. Hallelujah! That is why we need to rediscover the centrality of King Jesus in our lives. See, 1 of the things is we fall in
17:24 love with Jesus, and we fall in love with Him, become a follower of Christ. We want to learn from Him, we want to love Him, we want to serve Him, we want to become more and more like Him. But
17:36 as a new believer comes to faith in Christ, as they grow in maturity, they sometimes just come into that place where they are stale in their walk. Their heart
17:48 is not longing for Christ. But my prayers, as you read this book and as you study this book together, that our hearts will be so filled with love for Jesus. Because it is Jesus
18:00 who is the central theme and focus of this book. Look at Revelation one:one. The book begins by this word: The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave to
18:12 Him to show to His servants the things that must soon take place. Hallelujah! The revelation of Jesus Christ. The word revelation there is the word apocalypse. In other words,
18:24 that is the English word to unveil, to reveal. In other words, Christ is revealed in all His glory and beauty and majesty in this! See, when you read the Gospels, you receive a
18:35 portrait of Christ. Christ is seen as the prophet who came, the Messiah who came to die for us on the cross. When you read the epistles, you receive a portrait of Christ as the
18:47 Priest who is interceding for us, who is our High Priest, who represents us in the presence of the Father. But when you read the Book of Revelation, you see Christ crowned as King.
18:59 He is the 1 who is worthy to open the scroll. And the scroll is the written plan of God, the redemptive plan of God for this world. I want you to listen to me carefully. This is
19:11 important for us to understand. The full picture of who Christ is is revealed in the pages of the book of Revelation. That's why I do believe that the way you look at this book,
19:23 that Christ is the key to unlock this book. Hallelujah. Now, the question always is, what is the best way to outline this book?
19:35 I want to give you a few ways to outline this book because it is 22 chapters. And as a Bible teacher, I always give people lenses through which they can see the book for themselves because we always
19:47 believe that you need to be a self feeder in the Word of God. Yes? So, the 22 chapters can be divided in 3 different ways. Let me give you some of the popular outlines,
19:59 and then I will give you my personal outline. The first 1 is 3 sections based on Revelation 1 19. Look at this, the
20:11 3 sections based on this, in this 1 verse. Read that verse together with me. Write therefore the things that you have seen, those that are, and those that are to take place after this. So, Revelation
20:23 1 19 says there are 3 things: The Lord Jesus, through His angel, says to John, Write the things that you have seen. That is the first chapter. The
20:35 things that you have seen. He has been taken up into heaven and he sees a glorious vision and things that you have seen, write it down. First chapter. And then, things that are those
20:47 that are, in other words, chapter 2 and chapter 3, things that are there already present. In other words, during the time of John, there were 7 churches in Asia, and this letter was written to the 7 churches in Asia.
20:59 That is what you read in Revelation one:four that John wrote to the 7 churches in Asia. This is an episode. As a pastor, he writes to the 7 churches. Now listen, so those
21:10 that are that you have seen, that is the first chapter. Chapter 2 and chapter 3 is those things that are currently present. And then the third 1, things that are to take place after this. In
21:22 other words, from chapter 4 all the way to the end, chapter 22, it is the revelation of the future. 1 is about the past, 1 is the present, 1 is the future. So, you can divide the chapters like this and read
21:34 it. And with that understanding, you will be able to outline this book of Revelation. The second popular way that most Bible scholars divide this book or outline this book is like
21:46 this: 4 sections based on in the spirit. There are 4 times in this book, in Revelation chapter 1 and verse 10, chapter 4 and verse 2, chapter
21:58 17 and verse 3, and chapter 21 and verse 10, John writes, I was caught up in the spirit. I was taken in the spirit. He was in the spirit in heaven. And I want you
22:10 to listen to me. And so, he was caught up in the spirit, you can actually look at those 4 big chunks of the vision that he got, the glorious vision, and out of that you can study. But let
22:21 me give you the thing that we are going to study in these coming weeks. The section 3 is this: 5 sections based on Jesus the King. If I truly believe
22:33 that Jesus is the key to unlock this book, that it is all about revelation of Jesus Christ, then Jesus is the key that will unlock this book. So, there are 5 things that God points
22:45 us towards Jesus in this. What are they? Number 1: It is the reminders of the King. Chapters 1 to chapter 3 is the reminders of the King, what Jesus, the King, is reminding,
22:57 lovingly reminding His Church. This is where you will find in chapter 2 and chapter 3 the letters that were written to the 7 churches. Remember the 7 churches?
23:09 I am sure when you have read the book of Revelation or have come through the 7 churches, these 7 churches are historical churches that existed during the time of John in what you would call today,
23:21 Turkey. Yes. And these 7 churches were going through some of them were going through persecution and Jesus writing
23:33 to them, He is giving them a love letter. So, when you read chapters 1 to 3, you see the reminders of the king. But these 7 churches are also kind of representative as well because in
23:44 every generation, these 7 churches do exist. And that is why 1 of the reasons why I started to study this book and I wanted to teach this book after a very long time is because during this season
23:56 I asked myself this question, what is the Lord saying to the churches? What is the Lord saying, not only to the churches, what is the Lord saying about our church? What is the Lord
24:08 saying about my ministry? And as a result, I was gripped with it and I wanted to study this. That is the first section, Reminders of the King. Look at the second 1. The second 1 is the redemption of the King. What is the
24:20 redemption of the King? Chapter 4 and chapter 5, they talk about the redemption. Why? Because it is a revelation of Jesus in heaven. You would see in chapter 4 the throne
24:31 room of God and the 1 who is seated on the throne. And then the question is asked, who is worthy to open the seal? Because the 1 who is seated on the throne has a seal which
24:43 has which has a scroll and it has 7 seals and who is open to take that scroll and open the seals? And you know what? John says, when he looked
24:55 around, he couldn't find anybody and he started to weep. And the Lord says, No! The Lamb of God that was slain is worthy to open the scroll, to open the seal. And as
25:07 a result, there was worship in heaven. So, chapter 4 and chapter 5 is exciting because it showcase what happens in heaven, how the elders are bowing down to the throne, and how they are worshipping the Lord. And then
25:19 they sing this beautiful song: Worthy is the Lamb that was slain. Worthy because for You have created all things, and You have redeemed mankind, people from every nation, tongue, and
25:31 tribe. Want you to read these 2 chapters with excitement because that is the worship. What will we be doing in heaven? We will be worshipping the Lord Jesus, and that is seen in the redemption of the
25:42 King. The third section is the Rise of the King. The Rise of the King is from chapter 6, when there are 7 seals and 7 trumpets and 7
25:54 bowls of judgment. So, in these 3 sevens, the 7 seals, the 7 trumpets, and the 7 bowls, you will see the rise of the King, how he rises up to take the
26:06 earth, take the kingdom of this world and to establish the kingdom of God on earth. And that is the rise of the King. You know, I want you to read this exciting chapter. Don't get caught
26:18 up in who's the beast and all that. We will explain it as we go along in this series. But I want you to catch this, in Revelation 11, there is a beautiful verse that says, The kingdom
26:30 of this world has become the kingdom of our God. Hallelujah! Now, that is the beautiful picture of how the King rises up to take his rightful place and take his
26:42 inheritance. You know, that's what the Bible says in Psalm two:eight, isn't it? Ask for me the nations, and I will give it to you as an inheritance. That is exactly the fulfillment there you will find in the Rise of the
26:53 King, how He pours out the judgment upon the world, upon the ungodly, upon the wicked, upon the ones who reject Him, but then how He takes up His rightful place, and how He reclaims the world.
27:05 Hallelujah! And the Kingdom of God is established. The fourth section is the Return of the King, which what you find in chapter 19. Chapter 19 is beautiful because
27:17 it talks about the marriage supper of the Lamb, how the bride of the Lamb is getting ready and how the marriage supper of the Lamb and whoever is
27:28 invited. And then the Bible says that Jesus comes back in glory. He comes back in the clouds and He is establishing His throne here on earth. I want you to listen to me. This is
27:40 an exciting season. The Bible, the whole book of Revelation is written so that we would get ready for the coming of the Lord. In fact, in chapter 1, verse 7 onwards, says, Behold, he is coming in the clouds
27:52 and behold, I am coming again soon in chapter 22. So listen to me carefully. Jesus is coming again. And this whole book, you will see the return of the King and what will happen to the world when he comes back.
28:03 Hallelujah.
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