Sermon Tone Analysis
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[[@page.3.2.15]][[@bible.87.2.15]]!!!! 3.2.15 - Revelation [[2:15|bible.87.2.15]]
thus you also have \\ The phrase /thus . . .
also have/ indicates "a similarity between the teaching of Balaam and the Nicolaitans."1
The problem for the church at Pergamum was not that Nicolaitans existed in the city, but that they were /within the church./
We are to separate from those who call themselves believers, but deny Christ by their actions (1Cor.
[[5:11|bible.67.5.11]]).Nicolaitans \\ See /Nicolaitans/.----
Notes
1 Monty S. Mills, /Revelations: An Exegetical Study of the Revelation to John/ (Dallas, TX: 3E Ministries, 1987), Rev. 2:15.
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