Richard Smith - January 30, 2022
Thankful for the Eleventh Hour
From Series: "Revelation"
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CloseI think it's safe to say that most people view the book of Revelation as one of the most difficult books of the Bible, when in fact, it may be one of the easier parts of Scripture to understand. Even though the book makes use of symbols and language that can be quite mysterious, its main message is clear: the world is exceedingly hard but Jesus is exceedingly worth it. He is the Creator, Savior, and Ruler of the world. We live in volatile times in which evil is rampant. But for those who follow Christ, He will lead them to endless joy in the paradise of heaven.
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