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Sitting on the Isle of Patmos, he got the vision on the first day of the week. I take it in four parts, and he got it all in one day. And he's transported in thought and the vision to right inside the court.
There's a backup, and he gets a look. Divine purpose completed. Every saint of this great dispensation, from Pentecost until the rapture of the church, thousands of thousands and tens of thousands, says Revelation chapter 5.
Billions will likely be there. And John's impressed with the psalm that will go up. He's enthralled. How do you know? Well, look at the last statement of chapter 22. Surely I come quickly. What's the reaction?
What's the response? Even so come, Lord Jesus. I've just got two minutes. Look at your Bible at Revelation chapter 5 for a minute, verse number 9. Let me go down it. Some of this of the song of triumph.
For thou wast slain. That's his work. Hast redeemed us to God by thy blood. That's his wealth. Out of every tribe and tongue and people and nation. That's his witness. Has made us kings and priests unto God.
His wisdom. And we shall reign over, not on, over the earth. That's our wonder. God help us to live for him in view of that day. Can you take this home with you and develop it further? Just rejoice my heart this week as we have been into the book of Revelation there in Ontario.
Up the way there in Wisconsin. And every night I looked at the church. Oh dear brethren, the signs of the times. Do you realize what we're doing and what's happening to us? The sound of the trumpet. The storms of tribulation.
The song of triumph. And let me give you four years as we finish. You see the signs of the times. In 2012, Matthew chapter 16. Unusual. The sound of the trumpet. First Corinthians 15. Unique. The storms of tribulation.
Revelation 16. Unparalleled. The sound of the trumpet. Revelation 5. The song of triumph. Universal. God help us. Whatever little time we have left. Will you give it to the one that we profess to love.
Thank you for coming today. Thank you for listening.