Welcome to Studies with Stearman. Join us as we look deeper into the Bible.

Strengthen your faith with us, even as we see the day approaching. And now, here's Gary.

Well, we have gotten to the end of things now in Revelation.

And last week we had more or less concluded on the Great White Throne Judgment, Revelation

20 verse 11.

And I got a lot of feedback last week.

Lots of feedback concerning Revelation 20, 11 through 15. And you know, when

you look at that, there's a lot in it that you don't ordinarily think about. So we're

going to review Revelation 2011 through 15 before we go into chapter 21 this morning.

Everybody's heard about the Great

White Throne Judgment. This is the judgment of all judgments. It comes at the end of the

millennium after the devil, the beast, the false prophet, have been once and for all cast

into the lake of fire. The great white throne is set up.

Verse 11, and I saw a great white throne in him that sat on it from whose face,

the earth, and the heaven fled away.

The face of God, from whom the earth and the heaven fled away, and there was found no place for them.

So at the Great White Throne Judgment, we come to the end of, if you will, time.

And one of the things about time, if you recall, is that it's finite.

It has a beginning and it has an end.

Eternity is not finite.

Eternity is infinite.

But our timeline, the timeline which we observe constantly, and I'm looking at my watch right now,

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