Survey of the book of Revelation

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Welcome to the Rapid Bull, daily edition, where we provide a quick biblical interpretations and applications.
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This is a ministry of striving for eternity. The book of Revelation was written by John on the island of Patmos, where he was basically exiled.
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And this is the last book of the Bible. This is also one of the books that is more difficult to understand.
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It is dealing with the end times. It will start with present times, it's going to contain seven letters to seven churches.
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We're going to see that in chapters two and three. Then starting in chapter four, all the way to the end, there will be the revelation of the future.
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This is apocalyptic literature, so it is more difficult to understand, and there is much here that is not as clear as we might want to think.
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But keep in mind that in chapter one, this is the only book that promises a blessing to those who read it, which some go, blessing, yikes, there's so much confusion it seems in this book.
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Yet, it will be a blessing to those who know what the theme of the book is.
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It's very simple. You can sum up the theme as simple as this, God wins.
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That's right. As we go through all of these judgments, the sealed judgments, the trumpled judgments, the bold judgments, you see all this judgment on the earth, is there really a millennium or is there not?
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Is there a tribulation? All this stuff that people get into questioning. You can study this out and have many questions and not be really sure about the many things.
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We do know there is a final judgment, there is an eternal heaven and hell, new earth and new heavens, and a lake of fire, but here's the thing,
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God wins. This podcast is part of the Striving for Eternity ministry.