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Salvation Psalm
Psalm 20:5 We will rejoice in your salvation, And in the name of our God we will set up our banners! May the LORD fulfill all your petitions. Psalm 20:4-6 (in Context) Psalm 20 (Whole Chapter) Other Translations Psalm 21:1 [ Joy in the Salvation of the LORD ] … Continue reading
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Security and *salvation – Revelation 7:1-17
Security and *salvation – Revelation 7:1-17 v1 After this, I saw four (4) *angels who stood at the four corners of the earth. They held back the four winds of the earth. The wind could not blow on the earth … Continue reading
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The 7 *seals – Revelation 6:1-8:1
The 7 *seals – Revelation 6:1-8:1 The first 6 *seals – Revelation 6:1-17 v1 Then I saw when the *Lamb opened one of the seven (7) *seals. And I heard one of the four *creatures speak with a voice … Continue reading
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Worship in heaven – Revelation 4:1-5:14
*Worship in heaven – Revelation 4:1-5:14 *Worship of God who created all things – Revelation 4:1-11 v1 After these things, I looked, and there in heaven a door was open. And the same voice that I had heard … Continue reading
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Letters to the 7 *churches – Revelation 2:1-3:22
But the *church tested what they said. If anything did not agree with the word of God, the *church refused it. The *church at Ephesus believed that the word of God is the truth. The *church at Ephesus refused … Continue reading
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Jesus Christ is a witness
Verse 2 What John writes in this book has no human origin. It comes from God alone. What John writes is the word of God. John is certain of this. And Jesus Christ is a witness that this message is … Continue reading
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Revelation John calls this book a *prophecy
John calls this book a *prophecy. The *Lord told him to write it. ‘Write what you have seen. Write what is happening now. And write what is going to happen after these things’ (1:19). The *Lord told John to write … Continue reading
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The Sermon on the Mount
The Sermon on the Mount Matthew 5 to 7; Luke 6:17-49 Jesus speaks to his disciples and many other people from the side of the mountain. AFTER JESUS HADchosen his twelve apostles, who were still called disciples, he took them … Continue reading
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Jesus’ First Disciples – Five Men Meet Jesus
Jesus’ First Disciples – Five Men Meet Jesus John 1:35-51 Jesus calls His first five disciples. MANY PEOPLE WHOheard John preach by the riverside believed his words, and they began to look for the coming of the King from heaven. … Continue reading
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