In uncertain days, it is important to remember that our world is getting ready to meet God.

We are all getting ready to meet Him.

The King is coming.

Today, we join Scott Pauli in walking through the final book of the Bible, the revelation of Jesus Christ.

Jesus Christ is King of Kings and Lord of Lords. I'm glad to tell you today he's my king and that I am an

ambassador for the king. We're in Revelation chapter 19. We've we've looked at these four names for our

God, names you need to know. And the fourth, the final one, is in Revelation 19, verse 16,

where the Bible says he hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written, king of kings and

Lord of Lords. If you look at it in your Bible, it's in all capital letters. God is revealing

himself here as the ultimate king. You'll remember as you study through

scripture weave your way through the Bible that the holy record is full of the names of kings.

It's full of the record of kings. For example, way back in the Old Testament, we have two books

that are called first and second, what, kings?

Because it is as if that this world system has run on human governments

and has been ruled by different people.

But I want you to know when our king comes, he's going to be the final king.

He's going to declare his kingdom, and that kingdom will never end.

When the Lord Jesus Christ came the first time, Herod was on the throne.

You remember Herod?

He called himself the king of the Jews.

If you stand with him in his throne room just out the window, not far away. You can see a temple, a temple complex that he enlarged.

About 600 yards from his throne room, you can see it. He didn't enlarge it because he believed in the god of that temple or wanted to worship the god of that temple.

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