Revelation 10 - Daily Bible Devotional

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Kris Emerson

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🗓️ 17 December 2025

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Reach Out: Please include your email and I will get back to you. Thanks! Revelation 10 A mighty angel comes down from heaven, clothed with a cloud, with a rainbow over his head, a face like the sun, and feet like pillars of fire. He holds a small scroll that is open in his hand. As he stands with one foot on the sea and one on the land, he cries out with a loud voice like a lion. Seven thunders respond, but John is told not to write what they say. The angel raises his hand to heaven an...

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0:00.0	Welcome to our new project, the Daily Bible Devotional. The goal is to help you understand and apply
0:09.6	scripture as you go through a New Testament Bible read five days a week, Monday through Friday,
0:15.5	as we move from Matthew straight through to Revelation. In under four minutes each morning, we will recap the chapter,
0:22.8	make some application, present thought questions for the day, and offer a prayer together.
0:28.5	I'm excited about exploring God's Word with you, so let's get started.
0:35.5	Hey, welcome back once again. How are you hanging in there with Revelation? We getting some good
0:39.3	things from it? I hope that you're following along closely as we finish the year strong. Let's look at
0:44.1	chapter 10. A mighty angel comes down from heaven clothed with a cloud with a rainbow over his head,
0:50.7	a face like the sun and feet like pillars of fire. He holds a small scroll that is
0:55.9	open in his hand. As he stands with one foot on the sea and one on the land, he cries out with a loud
1:01.5	voice like a lion. Seven thunders respond, but John is told not to write what they say. The angel
1:08.6	raises his hand to heaven and swears by the eternal creator that
1:12.2	there will be no more delay. The mystery of God will be fulfilled when the seventh angel sounds his
1:18.1	trumpet. John is then told to eat the scroll. It tastes sweet in his mouth, but turns bitter in his
1:25.4	stomach. God's plans have always been certain, and his timing was perfect
1:30.9	in bringing past events to completion. The angel declares that there would be no more delay,
1:35.5	and the mystery of God was finished just as he had promised. The fulfillment of these events
1:40.3	shows that God keeps his word and accomplishes his purposes. When John ate the scroll,
1:45.8	it was sweet in the mouth but bitter in the stomach, revealing the joy and sorrow that often
1:50.5	comes with receiving God's truth. Although these judgments have already happened, the message remains.
1:57.2	God's response to unrighteousness is protection for the innocent, but judgment upon the world.
2:02.9	We must preach Jesus to bring people to him before it is too late.
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