Liberating the Book of Revelation

Returning to the Source of the Message

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Liberating the Book of Revelation

By: Stephen Villanueva

Narrated by: Joseph Wong

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The book of Revelation is one of the most fascinating books in the Bible. It reveals a relationship between the Creator and his creation that extends from the beginning of days to the end of days. Would it surprise you, however, to learn that most of the book of Revelation was written in the present tense and the past tense, and very little of it, in comparison, was written in the future tense?

When the Spirit told the Apostle John something in the present tense, do you think the Spirit wanted us to run with it as if what he said is something reserved for the End Times? Or do you believe that the Spirit was extremely precise and accurate in how he spoke the words to John?

Returning to the source to understand what the Spirit spoke and how he spoke it will liberate your understanding of the book of Revelation. “He who is now having an ear, is commanded to hear what the Spirit now says to the churches.”

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