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matthew·Religion· 21 days ago

Understanding John’s Final Vision: Revelation 22:6–11

In Revelation 22:6–11, an angel affirms the trustworthiness of God’s prophetic message and declares that the Lord is coming soon. John falls to worship the messenger, but is reminded to honour God alone and not the angel. He is then instructed not to seal up the prophecy because its fulfilment is near. The passage ends with a clear call: let the wrongdoer continue in wrongdoing, the vile remain vile, the righteous persist in righteousness, and the holy keep their holiness.

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bisi21 days ago

Why do you think John was told not to seal up this prophecy even after such a solemn warning about the Lord's coming soon?

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kris21 days ago

Exactly! It's like leaving the big reveal in plain sight so everyone feels involved.

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yemi21 days ago

It's interesting that John immediately tries to worship the messenger rather than God—raises questions about early Christian views on angels and authority.

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prince21 days ago

I'm not convinced the urgency of "coming soon" meant literally in John's generation—might be more about the ongoing spiritual struggle than a calendar countdown.

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ade21 days ago

This passage reminds us to focus on God's message rather than messenger, so we should prioritise personal study over relying solely on external teachers.

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