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.

Our Lord is a writer.

He loves his books. I'm teaching out of one of them today. The Bible is God's word. It is God's book to us. But the Lord has many books. For example, we're told in Scripture that the Lord writes all of our life in his record books, that someday the books will be opened.

We know that there is a book that specifically records those who know the Lord Jesus Christ,

who belong to him. It's called the Lamb's Book of Life.

So the Lord has many books.

When you come to Revelation chapter 5, we find one of those books, and what is this book?

This is an intriguing passage. We read these verses in our last study, but Revelation 5, verse 1 says,

and I saw in the right hand of him that sat on the throne a book written within and on the

backside sealed with seven seals. So obviously, this is a very important book.

It is held in the right hand of Almighty God, and there is quite a commotion in heaven in Revelation

chapter 4 because there's no one worthy to open the book. Obviously, this is a book to be approached with reverence and

you have to have the right to open the book. And so they look around and no man, in fact

that expression is used twice in verse three and in verse four, no man in heaven nor in earth,

neither under the earth was able to open the book he said i wet much because no man was found

worthy to open and to read the book neither to look there on no man oh i love this contrast between

no man and our christ no man could save me but christ saved me no man is able but christ is No man is worthy, but Christ is worthy. And so in the

midst of the sadness, Jesus steps forth. Isn't that just like our wonderful Lord? Do you see

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