New Jerusalem

By
{NEW JERUSALEM - NEW CREATION}
[Click on the title to open an article]
  1. The Descent of New Jerusalem - {PDF Copy} - (Revelation 21:1-8 - After the judgment scene, John sees New Jerusalem descending to the earth)
  2. New Jerusalem Unveiled - (Revelation 21:9-23 - New Jerusalem is described in detail at the start of the book's fourth division) - {PDF Copy}
  3. New Jerusalem Inhabitited - {PDF Copy} - (Revelation 21:24-22:5 - New Jerusalem is to be inhabited; its "citizens" are described)
  4. The Book of Revelation - Epilogue - {PDF Copy} - (Revelation 22:6-21 - The Epilogue and a recap of the visions of the book of Revelation. The book is not sealed)
  5. The Beginning of the Creation of God - (In Jesus, his death and resurrection, the New Creation commenced) - {PDF Copy}
  6. The Redemption of the Nations - {PDF Copy} - (The "Nations" are included in the Vision of New Jerusalem)
Photo by Leon Ephraïm on Unsplash
Photo by Leon Ephraïm on Unsplash

Popular posts from this blog

Redemption of the Nations

By
Image
SYNOPSIS:   The nations and the kings of the earth are found in New Jerusalem because of the redemptive work of the Lamb.
The Book of Revelation presents images that are jarring, paradoxical, and, occasionally, subversive.  They challenge human wisdom and institutional explanations of how God works. His plans to consummate His sovereignty over the earth, overthrow His enemies, and judge the nations are not according to the expectations and desires of the carnal mind. Just as his contemporaries did not understand what kind of Messiah Jesus was, so interpreters often fail to comprehend the Lamb presented in Revelation.
Read more

Victory of the Saints over the Dragon

By
Image
SYNOPSIS:   The saints overcome the Dragon and his forces through the death of the Lamb and their faithful witness, “even unto death” – Revelation 12:11.
In Chapter 12 of the book of Revelation, the “sign of the Great Red Dragon” appears, a sign that war has commenced “in heaven,” the battle between the Dragon and Michael the Archangel.
Read more