Sermon Tone Analysis
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The True King
Revelation 1:1–3 NIVAC Re
Because the specific time is unknown and near, no one dare postpone repentance.
There is never a good time for Christians to be attached to worldly possessions or allegiances,
because there is never a time when testings or the Lord’s literal return may not call us to account for all our choices.
every time we read, teach, or preach any passage in Revelation, we do so in light of the themes of the entire book the passage reflects.
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