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The document discusses the Book of Revelation from the Bible. It notes that while Revelation is not a crystal ball, it provides hope and encouragement for believers by giving snapshots of the spiritual realm. These snapshots show that the future is promising even during times of turmoil and that God holds the future mightily. The document also discusses how Revelation can instill courage and lead believers to worship God.
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- 7. THERE IS LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL Production notes and photos © 2007 Fox Atomic
- 8. Revelation 1:1-3 (The Message Bible) A revealing of Jesus, the Messiah. God gave it to make plain to his servants what is about to happen. He published and delivered it by Angel to his servant John. [2] And John told everything he saw: God's Word—the witness of Jesus Christ! [3] How blessed the reader! How blessed the hearers and keepers of these oracle words , all the words written in this book! Time is just about up. Production notes and photos © 2007 Fox Atomic
- 10. ● While the Book of Revelation in no Crystal Ball, it is wonderful to know that the future is promising, even when believers are in the midst of turmoil. ● I’ll not jump ship when God’s Forever Family is in stormy seas. ● I don’t know what the future holds (specifically) but I know who holds the future (mightily). ● Revelation provides snap-shots of the spiritual realm to give us hope, instill courage and lead us to worship God Almighty.
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- 14. WHAT IS THIS MYSTERIOUS BOOK?
- 15. WHY STUDY THIS MYSTERIOUS BOOK?
- 16. WE’LL TAKE A VIEW THAT IS NEVER OUTDATED
- 18. Remembering that Jesus’ death on the cross proves his “Love despite our failings”
- 19. I believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God. I have chosen to follow Jesus as my Lord and trust Him as my Savior.
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- 22. THE SNAP-SHOT OF JESUS
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- 25. LATER CHAPTERS
- 26. LATER CHAPTERS
- 27. REVELATION AND CURRENT DAY BELIEVERS
- 28. A BOOK OF ENCOURAGEMENTS
- 30. PRAYER & PRAISE
- 32. ● I will value the Book of Revelation not as a Crystal Ball, but as a wonderful way to know that the future is promising, even when believers are in the midst of turmoil. ● I will not jump ship when God’s Forever Family is in stormy seas. I’m there for others! ● I don’t know what the future holds (specifically) but I know who holds the future (mightily). ● I will remember that Revelation provides snap-shots of the spiritual realm to give us hope, instill courage and lead us to worship God Almighty.
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