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(Cont. from Page 16/10/95).
AN EXEGESIS OF WHAT THE Consider the following translations of Revelation 10:6:
(A)
"...that time not yet will be".
(Greek Interlinear Translation).
Question (1) Which
of these two translations is correct? Although the above translations may appear similar, they are quite different in meaning. As will be seen, the Greek Interlinear Translation is correct. The answer to the second question can be found in Revelation 10:8-11, which describes what John was to "seal up" in verse 4. What the "seven thunders" spoke was to be revealed at a future time, and in fulfilment is the "Little Scroll". From the time of sealing up what the apostle John heard from the "seven thunders" in 96AD until the time appointed for its gradual release in 1975AD is the meaning of "that time not yet will be", a period of approximately 1,879 years. The apostle John was an anointed son of the House of God of spiritual "Israel". In this last generation, another anointed son of God was appointed to write down what the "seven thunders" spoke; namely, the opened "Little Scroll", which commenced in 1975. Its purpose is the same as that given to the prophet Ezekiel, to warn the people of their sins and to denounce apostasy in the "land". (Ezek 3:1-9). Apostates are also refusing to listen today, and have transferred responsibility for the spirit of uncleanness in the spiritual "land" of God to Christendom (whose members never were of the House of God). The bitterness of the "Little Scroll" is primarily addressed to those who were instrumental in the "trampling" and removal of anointed sons of God from The Christ's congregations and who prophesied "lying signs and portents" to deject the hearts of righteous ones with falsehood. They are the "evil slave". (Matt 24:48-51. Rev 11:2). THE PURPOSE
OF THE "GOOD NEWS" It is important to know what the "mystery* of the God" is that was finished as the seventh angel prepares to blow his trumpet. It was a declaration that the time and opportunity for gathering human spirits into the Kingdom of God by means of His Christ through the "good news" had come to its end. This fact was declared in the opened "Little Scroll". Since The Christ's ministry on earth, the primary heavenly work through the "good news" has been the sanctification of 144,000 sons of the heavenly Kingdom to be heavenly priestly judges and the gathering of a "great crowd" of other "sheep"-like persons all through their exercise of faith in The Christ. (Rev 7:4-10). Since the "good news" was brought to a finish, people may only now give glory to God out of fear as they witness calamitous events being brought about by God on earth. (See Pages 18/1/94A, 18/1/94B and Rev 11:13). (Cont. on Page 18/10/95). 17/10/95. |
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