Tribulation of the Saints

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{THE TRIBULATION OF THE PEOPLE OF GOD}
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  1. The People of God in Revelation - {PDF Copy} - (The People of God is comprised of men and women from every nation redeemed by the Lamb)
  2. The Redeemed of the Earth - {PDF Copy} - (The company of the redeemed is a multi-national and multi-ethnic group)
  3. The Apocalyptic People of God - {PDF Copy} - (In Revelation the "saints" is a group comprised of men and women from every nation redeemed by the Lamb)
  4. Is the Church Absent in Revelation? - {PDF Copy} - (Contrary to some interpretations, the Church s present throughout the book of Revelation)
  5. The Redemption of the Nations - {PDF Copy} - (The "Nations" are included in the Vision of New Jerusalem)
  6. The Tribulation of the Church in Revelation - {PDF Copy} - (Saints are called to persevere through Tribulation and Persecution)
  7. The Isle of Patmos - {PDF Copy} - (Revelation 1:9 - John was exiled to the island of Patmos for his testimony for Jesus)
  8. The Nicolaitans - {PDF Copy} - (A teaching in several of the churches of Asia that promoted compromise with idolatry and emperor worship)
  9. The Victims of the Beast - {PDF Copy} - (The language of war is used to portray the Dragon's attempts to destroy the church)
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