All About the Future Things - 3B
August 30, 2016
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Certainly one book of the Bible for us to consult to gain a better understanding of the end times is Revelation. After taking dictation by our Lord for letters to be sent to the seven churches listed in chapters two and three, the apostle John was, as the text reads, “in the Spirit,” and his recorded visions begin. In fact Pastor Jack takes us through all of the fourth chapter, which is the basis for this part of the series called, “You Need to Know All About the Future Things.”
References:
Revelation 4
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