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The Revelations of Jesus
John was preserved for a special moment, one last assignment. Exiled in solitary confinement on the island of Patmos, he found himself in the Spirit on the Lord Day, it is there when he is given The Revelation of Jesus. In the cave of suffering, John has his most defining moment, an encounter with the once crucified, but now risen and reigning Jesus. The same Jesus that is reigning today.
David Binion compels us to see that the message of Revelation isn't to tell us how bad our world is but to encourage us not to succumb to the pressure of tribulation. Every generation has experienced its own set of struggles and trials. Every nation has known political upheaval. The church has been able to navigate its way through severe oppression in every situation. Perhaps you find yourself in your own personal Patmos, unable to see your way out of the dark cave of separation. Let John's story inspire you. There are encounters awaiting that God wants to have with His people. He wants us to know that there is beauty on the Island of Patmos.
The book of Revelation, while it is about what is to come, it is also about what is now, and so much more. It is God's unique love story. Binion challenges readers in The Revelation of Jesus, to view the words of John through a slightly different lens, with fresh illumination, from the eyes of a worshipper.
David Binion compels us to see that the message of Revelation isn't to tell us how bad our world is but to encourage us not to succumb to the pressure of tribulation. Every generation has experienced its own set of struggles and trials. Every nation has known political upheaval. The church has been able to navigate its way through severe oppression in every situation. Perhaps you find yourself in your own personal Patmos, unable to see your way out of the dark cave of separation. Let John's story inspire you. There are encounters awaiting that God wants to have with His people. He wants us to know that there is beauty on the Island of Patmos.
The book of Revelation, while it is about what is to come, it is also about what is now, and so much more. It is God's unique love story. Binion challenges readers in The Revelation of Jesus, to view the words of John through a slightly different lens, with fresh illumination, from the eyes of a worshipper.
206 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 7, 2023
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July 2, 2023
A refreshing perspective
This book looks at Revelation from the perspective of the hopeful celebrant awaiting the immanent coming of Jesus to usher in the new heaven and earth. It is a joyful reminder that we need not wait to celebrate for eternity is now and Jesus is among us.
This book looks at Revelation from the perspective of the hopeful celebrant awaiting the immanent coming of Jesus to usher in the new heaven and earth. It is a joyful reminder that we need not wait to celebrate for eternity is now and Jesus is among us.
July 9, 2023
Excellent look into the book of Revelations, it's fun the view of a worshipper and the spectacular evidence of Jesus. It looks at this book from the side of victory and the Love of Christ for us.
Powerful and reverting can be life changing if you let it.
Powerful and reverting can be life changing if you let it.
September 22, 2024
Thought provoking. This book focuses on Jesus and heaven rather than the individual bowls and judgements. I found it well worth reading.
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