When the son of man cometh, shall he find faith on the earth?

Lord, I believe, help thou mine unbelief.

May our testimonies my unbelief.

May our testimonies be as deep and strong as that of Jacob,

when confronted by one who sought to destroy his face declared,

I could not be shaken. Hello and

Shakin Saints, I'm Jarrett Halverson and we have arrived.

Finally, at our last Book of scripture in this year's New Testament study, the book of revelation.

It's been a long time in coming. In fact, it feels like a lifetime ago that we first started Matthew back in January.

But having studied the four Gospels and

their sequel in the Book of Acts and then all those amazing epistles from Paul and

his fellow Apostles, here we are at the grand finale of the New Testament, a fitting, climax, and conclusion of it all.

Now the Book of Revelation was not the last one written, but it's the last one included because it covers the end of it all, the end of the world. Then again it covers the beginning of it all as well. So this book, it's the

Alpha and the Omega and everything in between. We will see, oh the pre-mortem council in the war in heaven.

We will see the Earth's history as well as its history and reverse, namely prophecy.

All the way to the Battle of Armageddon and the

Second Coming of Jesus Christ and the millennial reign and the celestial kingdom it's all

here squeezed into 22 chapters and in our case squeezed into just three weeks of study

which might take us a while. Years ago I taught a summer course at the Institute

on the Book of Revelation and we spent the whole summer on it and each

class period was just a chapter or two so we could pour over every passage and take words

and put them back together and try to make sense of the incredible symbolism on every page here.

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