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Introduction
Chapter 10 is another pregnant pause before the sounding of the final trumpet
Analysis
The description of this angel is only superceded by the description of Christ in
Rev 10:1
The mightly angel bestrides the earth and sea.
He calls out like a lion.
Is this an allusion to Christ as the Lion of Judah?
Rev 10:2
This powerful description underscores the importance of the sounding of the seventh trumpet.
It indicates a climactic moment in the narrative.
This seems to indicate that John was writing down at least certain things that he saw in his vision.
One of the few instances in scripture of direct revelation.
Why is John told not to write down?
The answer lies in what happens next.
Rev 10:4
Rev 10:5
The sounding of the seventh trumpet signifies the final phase of God’s redemptive action in history.
There will be no more delay or “interval of time”.
The final stage of history is upon us.
Rev 10:8
These verses represent John’s prophetic commission and have parallels with and .
These prophets were also commissioned to speak words of judgement to the power structures of their day.
God’s word is both sweet and bitter.
This is a direct fulfillment of what Jesus said in and
John is being commissioned to “speak truth to power” which explains why the words of the scroll are both sweet and bitter.
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