He Reigns - The Book of Revelation
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The document summarizes Revelation 5:1-14, which describes a scroll in God's hand that only the slain Lamb is able to open, revealing God's redemptive plan for mankind. It explains that Jesus is the victorious Lamb who was slain but is now described in terms that connect to Old Testament references. As more people recognize Jesus as the rightful leader, the number worshipping him grows, pointing believers to focus on their prevailing King and reflect heavenly realities on Earth.
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