L'Agneau est Seigneur!

Jésus est le Roi qui règne sur toutes choses, et il le fait en tant qu'Agneau Sacrificiel et Berger des Nations.

Jésus est le seul à dévoiler “les mystères de Dieu”, lui seul est qualifié pour révéler “le Dieu invisible”. Ce n'est qu'en lui que toutes les promesses de Dieu sont accomplies. Il est la clé qui ouvre la Bible hébraïque et explique “les temps et les saisons.” Et lui seul est notre Seigneur et Souverain absolu – (Apocalypse 5: 9-14).

The Lamb is Lord!

Jesus is the King who reigns over all things, and he does so as the Sacrificial Lamb and the Shepherd of the Nations.

Jesus is the only one who unveils the “mysteries of God,” he alone is qualified to reveal the “unseen God.” Only in him are all the promises of God fulfilled. He is the key that unlocks the Hebrew Bible and explains the “times and seasons.” And only he is our absolute Lord and Sovereign– (Revelation 5:9-14).

Jésus a-t-Il Triomphé?

Jésus a-t-il triomphé et commencé son règne messianique après sa Mort et sa Résurrection, ou attend-il toujours un événement futur?

Jésus a-t-il vaincu ses ennemis au Calvaire comme l'Écriture le déclare ou non? La plupart d'entre nous répondaient: “Oui, bien sûr!” Néanmoins, certains enseignements populaires, intentionnellement ou non, nient effectivement cela et enseignent que son règne ne commencera pas avant son retour à la fin de l'âge actuel.

La Ville Sainte

Le contraste entre deux villes incompatibles, la Nouvelle Jérusalem et Babylone, est fondamental pour comprendre le message de l'Apocalypse.

Le Livre de l'Apocalypse utilise des termes différents pour décrire le Peuple de Dieu. Par exemple, ils sont les “serviteurs de Dieu”, les “saints” et les “frères”. Les églises sont des “chandeliers” et des “témoins.” Les serviteurs du “Dragon” sont mis en contraste avec les disciples de “l'Agneau” en tant que villes, “Babylone” et “Nouvelle Jérusalem.”

The Global War

The Inhabitants of the Earth choose not to follow the Lamb. Instead, they swear fealty to the Dragon and his Beast and take his Number.

There are no geographic restrictions on the reign of the “Beast” in the Book of Revelation. All the “Inhabitants of the Earth” take the Beast’s “Mark” or “Number” and venerate its image. No national government resists the monster from the Sea, for it is granted “authority over every tribe, people, tongue and nation.” There are no exceptions, no nation or government will stand against the “Beast” except Christ's “Kingdom of Priests.”

Seizing God's Throne

Satan and the Rulers of this Age exalt themselves and usurp Divine prerogatives in contrast to the true Servant of God, Jesus Christ.

Jesus of Nazareth fulfilled the role of the ‘Suffering Servant’ described in the Book of Isaiah. He did not attempt to seize the “likeness of God” as Adam did or exploit his position as God’s Messiah to exercise power over others. His sovereignty is radically different than the governments of this fallen world. Rather than subjugate his subjects or kill his enemies, Christ endured a shameful death on the Imperial Cross for friend and foe alike in obedience to his Father; therefore, God exalted him above all things.

Lying Signs and Wonders

God performs supernatural acts for His people but signs and wonders of themselves are no guarantee of Divine Approval.

Many “prophetic” voices are claiming that God is about to pour out tremendous “signs and wonders” the likes of which no man has ever seen, supernatural displays so overpowering that billions of souls will prostrate themselves in repentance before the awesome power of God. Indeed, this super revival will be defined and characterized by mighty signs and wonders.