The Marriage Supper Of The Lamb
Livonia Midweek Class Note: This was recorded remotely and there are a few recording errors.
Classes
Class 1: Class 1
The class discusses the Marriage Supper of the Lamb in Revelation, focusing on the judgment seat and the qualities of the faithful, using examples from Ruth, Esther, and Daniel. It emphasizes the importance of faithfulness, prayer, and Bible study in preparing for the kingdom of God.
Passages: Revelation 19:7-9, Ruth 2:10-13, Esther 2:8-14, Daniel 10:1-11
Class 2: Class 2
The class discusses the marriage supper of the Lamb, focusing on the judgment seat and the wedding celebration. It covers the book of life, the judgment of individuals and nations, and the preparation for the kingdom of God.
Passages: Exodus 32:32-33, Revelation 3:5, Matthew 22:1-14
Class 3: Class 3
The class explores the concept of the false bride in Revelation, tracing the origins of false doctrine from Genesis to the letters of Revelation, focusing on the corruption of the Ecclesia and the eventual judgment of the false system.
Passages: Revelation 12:1-2, Revelation 2:20-23, Genesis 10:8-12, Revelation 17:1-3, Revelation 18:1-3
Class 4: Class 4
The class discusses the Marriage Supper of the Lamb in Revelation 19, contrasting it with the supper of the great god, symbolizing the judgment of nations that reject Christ's rule. It emphasizes the importance of reflecting God's character and discerning right from wrong, and calls for discipleship and preaching to prepare for Christ's kingdom.
Passages: Revelation 19:1-21, Isaiah 60:1-7
Class 5: Class 5
The class discusses the reuniting of Israel and Judah before the marriage supper of the lamb, emphasizing the role of Elijah in this process and the significance of the Jewish people's acceptance of Christ. It covers the prophetic timeline leading up to Christ's return and the establishment of His kingdom.
Passages: Jeremiah 33:14-15, Ezekiel 37:22-24, Isaiah 11:1-9, Micah 5:7-9
Class 6: Class 6
The class explores Revelation 21, focusing on the marriage supper of the lamb and the new Jerusalem, symbolizing the end of the millennium when God dwells with humanity. It discusses the judgment of nations and the final conversion of Israel, emphasizing the themes of resurrection, judgment, and the establishment of God's kingdom.
Passages: Revelation 21:1-4, Revelation 19:9, Revelation 10:1-3