Manna Ministries with Patrick Sims - Lesson 63 - When Thunder Utters His Voice - Revelation 10

A Description of the Bible’s Revelation, Chapter 10 Revelation 10 is a symbolic and dramatic pause in the flow of end-time judgments, emphasizing God’s authority, mystery, and the role of prophecy. In this chapter, the apostle John describes seeing a mighty angel coming down from heaven, wrapped in a cloud, with a rainbow over his head, a face shining like the sun, and legs like pillars of fire. The angel stands with one foot on the sea and one on the land, showing God’s sovereignty over all creation. The angel holds a small scroll that is open, suggesting revealed knowledge rather than sealed mystery. When the angel cries out with a loud voice, seven thunders speak, but John is commanded not to write down what they say—highlighting that some divine truths are intentionally withheld from human understanding. The angel then swears an oath that “there will be no more delay,” meaning God’s plan is moving toward completion and the final fulfillment of His purposes is near. John is instructed to take and eat the little scroll. It tastes sweet like honey in his mouth but becomes bitter in his stomach, symbolizing the dual nature of God’s message: sweet because it is God’s truth and purpose, but bitter because it involves judgment, suffering, and difficult realities. The chapter ends with John being told that he must prophesy again to many peoples, nations, languages, and kings, reinforcing the ongoing mission to proclaim God’s message to the world. Overall, Revelation 10 emphasizes God’s control over history, the seriousness of prophecy, and the responsibility of God’s messengers to speak truth—even when that truth is hard to bear.

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