Marilyn C
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The Unveiling of Jesus Christ. (Rev. 1: 1 – 8)
Revelation – from the Greek Word
There has never been any monuments erected in honor of great personalities throughout the centuries that is comparable to the magnificence of this unveiling of Jesus Christ & the magnitude of His triumph.
What inexpressible pleasure God the Father enjoyed when unveiling His Son`s true character & credentials, for the purpose of showing to His bond servants the regal nature of His Well Beloved.
This unveiling of Christ`s Deity was given to John, the Apostle & he was to write it down for the Body of Christ down through the centuries.
We then read that the whole Godhead is involved in bringing forth this wonderful unveiling
The Father, delighting in fully presenting His Son, (Matt. 3: 17 Rev.1: 1, & 4)
The Holy Spirit, who teaches & brings these truths to remembrance, (John 16:13)
The Lord Jesus Himself who desires us to behold His glory. (John 17: 24)
The Revelation of Jesus Christ which God gave to Him...
(Rev. 1:1) Revelation – from the Greek Word
apocalypse[/I],
meaning to unveil.
There has never been any monuments erected in honor of great personalities throughout the centuries that is comparable to the magnificence of this unveiling of Jesus Christ & the magnitude of His triumph.
What inexpressible pleasure God the Father enjoyed when unveiling His Son`s true character & credentials, for the purpose of showing to His bond servants the regal nature of His Well Beloved.
This unveiling of Christ`s Deity was given to John, the Apostle & he was to write it down for the Body of Christ down through the centuries.
The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave Him to show His servants – things which shortly must take place. And He sent & signified it by His angel to His servant John, who bore witness to the word of God, & to the testimony of Jesus Christ & to all things that he saw.
(Rev. 1:1- 2)Blessed is he that reads...
this prophecy as it shows the full manifestation of Christ enthroned & empowered on high. It is the Lord Jesus Christ, not only the Son of Man, but the Son of God.[I]Blessed is he who reads & those who hear the words of this prophecy, & keep those things which are written in it; for the time is near.
(Rev. 1: 3)We then read that the whole Godhead is involved in bringing forth this wonderful unveiling
The Father, delighting in fully presenting His Son, (Matt. 3: 17 Rev.1: 1, & 4)
The Holy Spirit, who teaches & brings these truths to remembrance, (John 16:13)
The Lord Jesus Himself who desires us to behold His glory. (John 17: 24)