The Lamb and the Lion

Revelation 5 is very much a transition. Everything that has happened has been building up to this so it's a very important chapter. I think it's good to see the achievement of the cross as it is seen from the heavenly perspective.

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Since it's nearly Christmas I'm taking a wee break from Revelation and will reconvene in January

Worship in Heaven

I found chapter four to be troubling as it shows the contrast between heaven and earth. I realised that Christians are not always good at worhsipping God in all areas of life and that the hypocrisy label can often be a fair one. Later as I thought about these things a little bit more I realised I was reading the chapter as a West of Scotland person with a Higher in Guilt. I realised that the chapter is meant to encourage and to inspire and not to belittle. Or have I got that wrong?

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What is Jesus Saying to Adelaide Place?

I laid down the gauntlet this morning to the congregation in asking what Jesus would say to us in a message? I thought that we are better than Laodicea but probably not as good as Philadelphia. So it's open to you. For the people of Adelaide Place what do we think? For those further afield what is Jesus saying to your church or the wider church?

My own thoughts will follow later in the week!

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