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Introduction
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The Objective of this Series
to know the Person of Christ in connection to the end-time events
to discover the works of Christ in the end-time
This Part (1)
Introductory part of the book (Rev.
1:1-8)
Christ’s first unveiling of Himself
Note:
the Book is actually an epistle.
it has introductory and farewell parts
it was addressed to seven specific churches
it contains personal words from John the Beloved
Revelation 1.4, 9
Revelation 22.18-21
Main Points
John’s Introduction
The Revelation of Jesus Christ
The “Revelation of Jesus Christ” has three meanings
It is the revelation of Jesus Christ
the Book reveals the Person and works of Jesus Christ
Most Christians cannot fully identify Christ beyond His flesh
“Who is Jesus after His resurrection?”
The gospel story is mostly focused on Christ’s earthly works
“What is Christ doing in heaven?”
It reveals Christ in the end-time
the Book reveals the work of the Person of Christ in the end-time
“What is Christ doing in the end-time?”
It reveals Christ to the Church
the Book unveils the work and Person of Christ for His redeemed people
John invokes God in three manifestations
Three “manifestations” (not persons)
Not “persons”
because persons are “individuals”
because the One Godhead has One Person - Jesus Christ
But “manifestations”
because Father, Son and Holy Spirit, are three distinct expressions of the Godhead through which God’s divine attributes are understood by humans.
“He who was and who is and who is to come”
the Great Eternal Spirit
Jahweh, He who continuously reveals Himself
I Am that I Am
the Seven Spirits
the Holy Spirit
the Spirit of God working in sets of sevens throughout the vision
the seven Spirits of God and the seven Stars
the seven Spirits of God and the seven horns and eyes
Jesus Christ
the Faithful Witness - because He showed us the Father
the Firstborn from the dead
the Ruler over the kings of the earth
He who loved us and washed us from sins with His own blood
He who made us kings and priests to God
He who is coming
Jesus Revealed: the Alpha and the Omega
Notes:
The description, “Alpha and Omega” appears 4 times in Revelation:
In all texts except for Rev. 21.6, Jesus Christ speaks in the first person
Alpha is the first letter in the Greek alphabet, while Omega is the last letter
Alpha and Omega is the same as “A to Z” in English
Alpha and Omega has 2 unique applications in Revelation:
it means “the Beginning and the End”
Revelation 1.8
Revelation 21.6
it means “the First and the Last”
Revelation 1.11
Revelation 1.17
Revelation 2.8
Revelation 22.13
Alpha and Omega means “The Beginning and the End”
“The Beginning and the End” means...
The “first cause” and the “end cause”
the phrase implies point in time, a start of something and an end
He was the beginning of all things
He will bring to an end certain things for the sake of His creation
“Who Is and Who Was and Who Is To Come”
this phrase means “ever-presence”
an attribute of the Great Eternal Spirit - the Father
JESUS CHRIST CLAIMS FOR HIMSELF THE DIVINE ATTRIBUTE “OMNI-PRESENT” BY SAYING THAT HE WAS IN THE BEGINNING OF ALL THINGS, HE IS PRESENT THROUGHOUT HISTORY, AND HE WILL BE THERE WHEN ALL THINGS COME TO AN END.
The Almighty
First revealed to Abram
Almighty means “Omnipotent”
8 times ascribed to God, here claimed by Jesus Christ
Revelation 11.17
Revelation 15.3
Revelation 16.7
Revelation 16.14
Revelation 19.15
JESUS CHRIST CLAIMS FOR HIMSELF THE DIVINE ATTRIBUTE “OMNIPOTENT”.
Alpha and Omega means “The First and the Last”
First - grk. protos, preceding all others in time or space or degree
Last - grk. eschatos, coming after all others in time or space or degree, or being the only one remaining
“the First and the Last” means…
He is the only One God!
Jesus Christ was already there when all things didn’t exist yet
Jesus Christ will be there when all things are gone
JESUS CHRIST CLAIMS FOR HIMSELF THAT HE IS THE ONLY ONE GOD.
He who was once alive on earth is the same Person who is now alive in heaven
Christ confirms His resurrection
He is the One who is watching over the church
Write the things that you see - so that the churches will know who is in charge!
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