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7 Revelations of Christ, the 7 churches, Ephesus (1:16-20)
A discussion of the nature of Revelation as a series of 7 visions covering the same events, revealing the nature and power of Jesus Christ. The warnings that this Jesus sent to 7 literal churches, and the consequences of failing to heed those warnings.
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Recommendation of G.K. Beale's "The Book of Revelation"
1:01
Addressing questions: There are no multiple fulfillments of prophecy, only a single fulfillment, possibly with multiple phases.
2:47
Addressing questions: Matthew 24 has been fulfilled.
3:54
The connection between Rev 1:7 and Matt 24
6:52
Those who "pierced" Him were the Jews of His day
7:55
The "whole earth" refers to the land of Palestine, not the whole planet.
11:36
Addressing questions: Should we be celebrating the feast of tabernacles like in Zech 14?
18:22
Revelation shows us a picture of Jesus in 7 distinct revelations.
27:59
The purpose of this book--according to Jesus--is to reveal Jesus Christ to this group of people.
31:28
Jesus Walks among the candlesticks and holds the stars in his right hand, where His power and authority was.
33:34
When were these seven churches destroyed? That should help us date The Book of Revelation.
42:06
The seven literal churches the book of Revelation was written to.
46:??
These messages follow the pattern of the Oracles of the Old Testament.
52:09
the Church is The keeper of the culture. The cities with the two churches that were most severely rebuked were destroyed.
58:27
The letter to Ephesus
1:03:05
Ephesus forsook their first love
1:05:58
A closer look at what Jesus promises to the one who overcomes, and what that means.
1:06:53
About the city of Ephesus itself
1:14:45
In order to get into the Agora--the cultural center of Ephesus--you had to proclaim that "Caesar is Lord". Without doing this, you could not buy or sell.
1:15:58
Ephesus was filled with oracles, who were demon possessed people who performed miraculous wonders by the power of Satan.
1:17:23
The worship of Artemis consisted of drunken orgies, and demonic sacrifices like ritual self-emasculation.
1:17:47
Despite the corruption of the culture of ephesus, the Ephesian church was having a dramatic impact on the city.
1:18:51
The first works that Jesus told the Ephesians to return to.
1:21:56
What the Ephesians did at the beginning was to gather together everyday to talk about the things of God, and get into the word of God
1:23:56
To the one who makes Jesus their life, He promised fullness of Joy.
1:29:18
The application of this text to us is clear. Wherever point we are at, we need to return to a place where simply knowing Jesus was everything to us.
1:34:53
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