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  1. www.blueletterbible.org › comm › guzik_davidDavid Guzik :: Study Guide for Revelation 5 - Blue Letter Bible

    It’s important to remember that whatever was on this scroll, no one except Jesus was (and is) worthy to open it (Revelation 5:3-4). i. Some think the scroll was the Old Testament , or the Old and New Testaments together , or fulfilled prophecy.

  2. jesusplusnothing.com › series › postRevelation 5: The Lion, the Lamb & the Scroll

    Jesus was willing to pay the price, laying down His own life, that we may receive eternal life (John 3:16, 10:18). Jesus' Actions as Redeemer: Free the slaves: We were slaves to sin and death but Jesus came as our Redeemer to to set the captives free!

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  4. enduringword.com › bible-commentary › revelation-5Enduring Word Bible Commentary Revelation Chapter 5

    6 days ago · It’s important to remember that whatever was on this scroll, no one except Jesus was (and is) worthy to open it (Revelation 5:3-4). i. Some think the scroll was the Old Testament, or the Old and New Testaments together, or fulfilled prophecy.

  5. www.agapebiblestudy.com › Revelation › Lesson 1THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST TO HIS SERVANT JOHN Lesson 1 ...

    Jesus' revelation to John is revealed during heavenly liturgy. St. John received his visions "on the Lord's Day" (Rev 1:10) when he was "caught up" into the heavenly assembly where angels and saints worship God and the Lamb (Rev 4:1-5:14).

  6. christian.net › bible-facts › how-is-jesus-revealedHow Is Jesus Revealed in the Book of Revelation - Christian.net

    Feb 11, 2024 · In the Book of Revelation, Jesus is revealed as the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the one who holds ultimate authority and sovereignty over all creation. This profound and symbolic representation underscores Jesus' eternal nature, his preeminence over time and history, and his unshakable reign over the unfolding of human events ...

  7. www.bibleoutlines.com › revelation-11-3-prologueRevelation 1:1-3 — Prologue — The Revelation of Jesus Christ

    Grant Osborne: John is clearly communicating that this is not merely his set of visions, but the visions come directly from God and Christ, mediated by angels. In the crisis being faced by the churches in Asia Minor, God does not remain silent but assures his people that he is still in control.

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  9. enduringword.com › media › revelationEnduring Word Bible Commentary Revelation

    6 days ago · Revelation 5 – Who is Worthy to Hold History? Revelation 6 – Unsealing the Great Tribulation; Revelation 7 – Two Important Groups from the Great Tribulation; Revelation 8-9 – Trumpeting the Judgment of God; Revelation 10-11 – A Bitter-Sweet Time; Revelation 12 – The Woman, the Child, and the Dragon; Revelation 13 – All About the ...