The Lamb on the Throne, Part One
When John wrote Revelation, it was to a small and confused group of believers who suffered because the promises of Jesus seemed slow to manifest. John, though, was taken into the heavenly realms and shown that the Lamb of God, though He looked as if He had been slain, was ultimately victorious and worthy. Despite the troubling world around us, Alistair Begg reminds today’s church to look likewise to the risen Christ and find hope.
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When John wrote Revelation, it was to a small and confused group of believers who suffered because the promises of Jesus seemed slow to manifest. John, though, was taken into the heavenly realms and shown that the Lamb of God, though He looked as if He had been slain, was ultimately victorious and worthy. Despite the troubling world around us, Alistair Begg reminds today’s church to look likewise to the risen Christ and find hope.