Indentured Servant
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John's introduction in Revelation opens with a greeting. He specifically tells us from who he is forwarding this greeting: 1. "Him who is, and who was, and who is to come," 2. "The seven Spirits before his throne," and 3. " Jesus Christ."
In John's vision of God's throne, he saw seven stars and seven lampstands. Jesus revealed the seven stars as messengers to the seven assemblies. The seven lampstands are the assemblies. (ch 4:5)
The beginning of the seven letters identifies Jesus as the "who holds the seven stars in his right hand and walks among the seven golden lampstands."
In the fifth chapter, verse 6, the seven Spirits are said to be the seven eyes seen on the slaughtered lamb. They are described as being "sent out into all the earth."
Another place in scripture that describes the seven eyes that have been sent "throughout the earth" is in Zechariah's prophecy. They seven eyes, (spirits), appear on a stone upon which an inscription by God will "remove the sin of the land."
I have no question, nor a statement, to make with these verses. I am interested in everyone's reaction to these passages of Scripture without any preconceived notion as to what they mean...
In John's vision of God's throne, he saw seven stars and seven lampstands. Jesus revealed the seven stars as messengers to the seven assemblies. The seven lampstands are the assemblies. (ch 4:5)
The beginning of the seven letters identifies Jesus as the "who holds the seven stars in his right hand and walks among the seven golden lampstands."
In the fifth chapter, verse 6, the seven Spirits are said to be the seven eyes seen on the slaughtered lamb. They are described as being "sent out into all the earth."
Another place in scripture that describes the seven eyes that have been sent "throughout the earth" is in Zechariah's prophecy. They seven eyes, (spirits), appear on a stone upon which an inscription by God will "remove the sin of the land."
I have no question, nor a statement, to make with these verses. I am interested in everyone's reaction to these passages of Scripture without any preconceived notion as to what they mean...