BHOLD

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THE DESCRIPTION OF CHRIST (V.8)

>The word smyrna means myrrh.The same GREEK word is used in , ,and .
>Christ is presented as “first and last”
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>Protos and eschatos
>This is a phrase used of God the Son .
>Christ is the one who “became dead”(literal translation)and lived.
> sheds light on the middle voice of the word.
>Middle voice is something done to oneself,translated in the active ,not passive
THE MESSAGE TO THE MESSENGER (V.9-10)
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the
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> “I know”......
>Works ,tribulation,and poverty(v.9)
>Note: works is not included in modern translations.
>Tribulation and poverty are both strong selections of words
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>Not afflictions but tribulations
>Not going without but being a beggar
>The blasphemy of those who claim to be jews but are not .
>The blasphemy itself: they claim to be jews
>The truth:they are not jews at all
>Biblically ,to be Jewish, one must be a descendent of
Jacob .
>This Scripture is notoriously interpreted theologically rather than
grammatially.
>Furthermore ,the theology is WRONG!!!!!!!!!!! It is the
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theology of supressionism (replacement theology).
theology of supressionism (replacement theology).
>Consistency demands that interpreted the
same way as , yet very few commentators are
consistent
> the commendation:
> Do not fear the things which you will suffer (v.10)
> Be faithful unto death, and receive a crown of life (v.11)
THE MESSAGE TO THE CHURCH ( V.10-11)
> The devil will cast some of you into prison ( v.10)
>You will be tried
> You will have tribulation 10 days.
> While we a prone to take this firuratively ,there is no place in the book of Revelation
where a time period is given in figative manner.
> The overcomer will not be hurt by the second death.
> The first death may overtake the overcomer ,but the second death will have no power.
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> The first death may overtake the overcomer ,but the second death will
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,tribulation,and poverty(v.9)
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