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David Guzik commentary on Revelation 5, which describes the song of elders, the cherubim, and countless angels, praising the worthy one.
12 paź 2024 · Ultimately, the Bible presents financial blessings as a gift from God to be used for His purposes and the well-being of others, rather than for selfish gain or accumulation. It teaches us to prioritize spiritual wealth and eternal treasures over temporary riches (Matthew 6:19-20).
21 lut 2024 · This passage in Revelation 5 underscores the central theme of Jesus’ redemptive work and his ultimate victory over sin and death. The passage emphasizes Jesus’ unique role as the savior of humanity and the key to God’s plan of redemption by portraying him as the only one worthy to open the scroll.
1. The crier was a strong angel; not that there are any weak ones among the angels in heaven, though there are many among the angels of the churches.
i. The angels can clearly see the greatness of God’s work in redeeming fallen men, so in response they credit power and riches and wisdom, and strength and honor and glory and blessing to the Lamb. In the same way, we can praise God for the way He works in the lives of other people. 3. (Revelation 5:13-14) All creation praises the Father and ...
Christ's kingdom is not of this world. It is a reign over the passions and appetites of the body, a reign over the lusts and vanities of the flesh, a spiritual reign of a people who, in a sense, are "called out" of the world with its secular value judgments. The very word "church" means "called out."
1. The crier was a strong angel; not that there are any weak ones among the angels in heaven, though there are many among the angels of the churches.
