THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST - THE STONE COMETH - VOLUME 3

De: Delbert Young

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

CHAPTER 4 OF THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST This second great vision of the Lamb in the Throne continued on through chapter 16 of the Revelation of Jesus Christ. This volume will go through chapter 6. This great vision of the Slain Lamb in the Throne is what we imagine when we think of the Revelation of Jesus Christ. John entered the Second Great Vision. He again went into the Spirit. The Lord Jesus, the Son of man, opened the door to heaven and told John to come up. John first saw the indescribable throne room and He who sat on the throne. John saw the four beast creature cherubim and the twenty-four elders. John saw heavenly praise. CHAPTER 5 OF THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST Again we note in this chapter how when studying Scripture and a chapter's or verse's number change it does not mean the context changed. John remained in the same context. John was in throne room within the glory cloud of God exactly where Moses stood when Moses saw the heavenly tabernacle and received his revelation and instructions to construct one on earth. Within the same cloud, the Lamb Slain was revealed to John. John saw the scroll no man could open and wept. John saw the slain Lamb who only was worthy to open the seven-sealed scroll taking it from the one who sat on the throne. From the throne, the Lamb opened the seals. We investigate the scroll written within and on the backside; the seven seals; why only the Lion Lamb was worthy to open the seals; and worship around the throne. CHAPTER 6 OF THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST We study the opening of the first seal; the white horse and horseman; the opening of the second seal; the red horse and horseman; the opening of the third seal; the black horse and horseman; the opening of the fourth seal; the pale horse and horseman; the opening of the fifth seal; the souls under the altar whose blood cried out for vengeance; the opening of the sixth seal; de-creation and collapsing universe theology. We leave this volume awaiting to study the opening of the seventh seal.