Tonight we are going to look at the first four seals being opened. This is about the four horsemen of the Apocalypse. But before we do so lets take a quick look at perspective - you REVELATION VIEW. How you view things makes a big difference.

Tonight we conclude our study with looking at the worship of the Lamb and the one who sits on the throne.

Revelation chapter 4 and 5 go together. In chapter 4, God is exalted. He praised and worshipped for who He is, for what He has created, and for sustaining all things. In chapter 5, God is exalted for redeeming creation through the Lamb. Both the Lamb and the One who sits on the throne are praised and worshipped.

Continuing our lesson from last week. Please make sure you have downloaded the worksheet (same as last week) from the download file above.

Revelation 4 is a beautiful look into the throne room of heaven. It shows that God is worthy of praise for all that he is and all that he does.

The Message to the Church of Laodicea - This message, although last, is not least. The Church at Laodicea has no good news. Perhaps of all the churches, Laodicea has the strongest implications for us today. The church devolved to become lukewarm in its deceptive self-sufficiency. Jesus can not tolerate luke-warm Christians. You cannot sit on the fence or base your faith on social opinion and toleration of evil. Let’s take a hard look.

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LESSON 9: Revelation 2:18-28 - Jesus Letters to the Churches: Thyatira “The Adulterous Church”

In this lesson we discuss what happens when we compromise sound doctrine and base our faith on works.

Dear friends, our signal was interrupted tonight. Talk about Satan not wanting to the truth to get out. I will try to record this lesson and get it up later so you will be able to see it.

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