Revelation 10:1-4 – John is shown a mighty angel who encompasses the world and speaks with a mighty thunder…yet he is not allowed to reveal what he hears…what does this mean?
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Thank you, a good exposition
The schemes o mice n men gang aft agli’..
How true we make plans but sometimes as a pal of mine used to often say…”sometime oor knitten gets ripped up” God desires all men to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth. As Christians it’s our reasonable service to share the gospel. In our day now we need another reformation sadly it appears that not all “Christian’s” read the scriptures and not many attend the church prayer meeting either. But we press on. Like you I love to read the scripturesn on a daily basis. Fact is my day is lost without doing this. I love the Lord because he first loved me. I’m still a work in progress but I’m pressing on the upward way as we sing on a modern hymn. Blessings and thanks again for sharing.
That was beautiful this morning – thank you. Your leading these studies reminded me of the verse (Mt.13:52): And he said to them, “Therefore every scribe who has been trained for the kingdom of heaven is like a master of a house, who brings out of his treasure what is new and what is old.” As I’ve mentioned Revelation was my NT study for my MTh yet it’s precious to come to fresh understanding of old friends . . . and re-challenging vision. I so appreciated the Emerson quote.
Thank you, as always, David. It is significant that the unbelieving world passes off these events as “natural disasters” whereas God states that they are divine judgments. It reflects the attitude of unbelievers to Genesis 1-2 (and after): can’t be divine planning of the events; they are natural processes! The Lord bless your ministry.
Bonnie Dundee : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_-draze6Xk
Not necessarily the Earl , though.