1. Read Revelation 2:12-17. 2. When God wants you to know what something represents, He always tells you somewhere in His Word. His Word is your plumb line–everything else has to line up with it; it shows what is true. Let Scripture interpret Scripture and you won’t be led astray by anyone’s false
1. Read Revelation 2:8-11. Does this description of Jesus parallel anything you see of Him in Revelation 1? Where? How? 2. Revelation 1:5 described Jesus as “first-born of the dead”. “FIRST-BORN–protokos–first begotten, speaking about His relationship to the Father, expressing His priority to, and pre-eminence over creation, not in the sense of being the
1. The more you read a passage of Scripture, the more you’ll find it stored in your heart by the Holy Spirit. Then He will bring it to your remembrance when you need it (John 14:26). Read aloud Revelation 2-3. What patterns (repeated words and phrases) are in the words Jesus dictates to John to
Studying God’s Word is an exciting, never-ending journey. We can study the Bible alone or with others. Getting to know the Creator of the universe is fascinating and so is getting to know the people He has created. God gives each of His children insight and wisdom that they can share to help each other