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In response to your recent question about ¡°The Revelation¡± I am going to post the following article, which was recently published in our mission newsletter. It was written by Mike Ball, a brother who spent many years as a missionary to Mexico, and is presently serving the Lord in Ghana, West Africa. It blessed me, and I am sure will bless you as well as answer your question.

Gleanings From the Revelation of Jesus to John

I have often asked: ¡°What is in this book of Revelation for me or for the church?¡±
In Chapter 1:3 there is a blessing promised for those who hear and keep the things written in this book. Since this statement of blessing is repeated in verse 7 of the last chapter, I have to ask:
¡°What is it, in this book that I just read, that I must keep?¡±
In the past I picked up several commandments from chapters 2 and 3 and also the last chapter; other than that, it seems those holding a pre-tribulation rapture position breathe a sigh of relief and thanksgiving after reading this very interesting book: ¡°I¡¯m sure glad I¡¯m not going through all that, thank God for the rapture!¡±
If you¡¯re like me and not convinced of this theory, you are encouraged because you know the rapture is coming, regardless of the timing, and that you will have the blessings of heaven, the millennium, and the new heaven and earth, as they are described in this book. But these things have not satisfied my question, ¡°What are the things contained therein that I must keep and obey?¡±
This year as I opened the Revelation, having recently read much about the purpose of suffering and martyrdom in the church, my mind and heart were opened to a new understanding and appreciation that this book was written for the Church. John tells us in 1:4 that it is written to the seven churches of Asia. This, then, is not for the lost to warn them of what is waiting for them if they continue in their sin, but for these seven churches going through tribulation and persecution at the time. In verse 1:9 John identifies himself as their ¡°companion in tribulation.¡± This revelation is given by Jesus (given to Him by God) to His servants to encourage, strengthen, exhort, correct, and even rebuke them. I do not believe that this revelation was limited to a detailed chronological account of events that would still be futuristic 1900 years later and not also be applicable to the saints throughout all ages. What good would that do them in the hour of their torture and death?
Nor was it given to encourage them with the hope of the rapture, evidenced by the absence of any clear mention of it in this book (unlike in other books). The command in 1:3 indicates to me that this revelation would reveal some truths and commandments that would be a blessing to the saints throughout all history as they go through tribulation, persecution, and war waged against them. I believe that by analyzing this book simply to understand the order of events in the end times the present day church has been robbed of much of what God wants to say to His servants as He closes out His written revelation for mankind. This revelation is His last words spoken to us, in these last days, by His Son; and they are for the good of every servant of God whether they ever see these events or not.
What is in this revelation that would strengthen those who are at the point of being torn to pieces by wild beasts in the Coliseum, tortured by the inquisitors of the Roman Catholic Church or drowned by the leaders of the Reformation that would cause them to sing and praise God? Would it be the belief in a pre-tribulation rapture? I don¡¯t think so. Would it be the fact that one day in the future the Antichrist would be defeated, as this book reveals? No, I believe that there was something that God spoke here that would be a very real and present help in their hour of persecution, in their moment of choice between comfort and pain, even life and death.
Not only would this be a help to them but also to other servants of God who would go through peace and prosperity. Not all seven churches were suffering persecution at the time. One was very prosperous, lukewarm and with false spirituality. Others were encountering false doctrines or worldliness, or coldness, or formalism. These words that we are to hear and keep are for those saints also. One thing that is revealed in these visions is that there is a war going on with Satan and his angels against the saints. John tells them that he is also their companion in the kingdom of Jesus Christ. In this kingdom there is and will be tribulation and war against the saints until Satan is cast into the lake of fire. The encouragement for the saints of all times is not only that Satan will be forever dealt with sometime in the future, but that there is a Way that the servant of God can overcome him now!
I believe that this is the reason for this last revelation to the church. All of the apostles of our Lord, except the writer of this book, had gone to be with their Lord. Those who had received special revelations from the Lord for the establishing of the church were no longer present, except for John who is an old man by now and exiled, separated from the churches. Now, the One who walks in the midst of the candlesticks, His church, speaks one last time, through this last of the twelve apostles of Jesus, to the whole church of all time, to tell them the Way to overcome in this war against Satan. I believe this is what the Spirit is saying to the churches because ¡°overcoming¡± is mentioned to each of the seven churches and elsewhere ten times.
We are given a hint of the Way to overcome in the very beginning of this book just before John¡¯s first vision. Rev. 1:9 says, ¡°I, John, who also am your brother, and companion in tribulation, and in the kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ, was in the isle that is called Patmos, for the word of God, and for the testimony of Jesus Christ.¡±
This word ¡°patience¡± (that of Jesus or that of the saints), is spoken of six times throughout this book. In the seven letters we see phrases such as: ¡°I know thy patience,¡± ¡°thou hast kept the word of My patience.¡± And twice elsewhere: ¡°here is the patience of the saints.¡± Also, in the letters to the churches, the saints are encouraged to hold fast, speaking of patience in the midst of the war we seem to be losing. To overcome in this war we must be companions in the ¡°patience of Jesus Christ.¡± We being in His kingdom must stand and fight in ¡°His patience.¡± We know that In His kingdom we partake of His death, burial, resurrection, and seating. We also can partake of His wisdom, righteousness, holiness, His very nature, and actually, Himself. This is the armor of God we must put on to be able to stand against the enemy. In this revelation He tells us now that we must live in His patience as John did. This will be repeated and made plain throughout the book. In the above verse, the key to overcoming is found in the reason for John¡¯s exile: ¡°because of the word of God and for the testimony of Jesus Christ.¡± These words are repeated several times. The last time is in 19:10, where it speaks of those brethren who ¡°have the testimony of Jesus,¡± and the ¡°testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.¡± As we continue, we will see a clear correlation between these words and the Way to overcome. 
In 22:9, mention is made of those who ¡°keep the sayings of this book¡± There are two sayings that are common to each of the seven letters. ¡°He that overcometh¡± is one of the sayings that we are to keep. The other is ¡°he that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches.¡± This tells me that what God has to say about overcoming is precisely what the Spirit is saying to all the church throughout all time. In the first six letters how to overcome is not clearly revealed; only the rewards for overcoming are revealed. But in the last letter we are given a good idea of how to overcome. It is found in 3:21 ¡°even as I also overcame and am set down with my Father in His throne.¡± In Phil. 2:8-10, we are told how Jesus overcame, to be exalted by His Father: He ¡°became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross.¡± This is consistent with how the brethren overcame the accuser. ¡°They overcame him by the blood of the lamb, and by the word of their testimony, and they loved not their lives unto the death.¡± Rev. 12:11
This is one of those sayings that we must hear and keep as Jesus our forerunner did. He overcame by shedding His own blood on the cross, by His faithful witness of the Father in His lifetime and before Pilate and those who tried Him (thus the importance of Him being called the faithful witness in 1:5 and 3:14), by loving not His own life and being obedient unto death. ¡°Not my will but thine be done.¡± This is how He overcame and how all the saints will overcome.
These are not just for the ¡°tribulation¡± saints, but are for all who would overcome the enemy in persecution or even in peace and prosperity. The enemy¡¯s names in chapter 12 reveal three strategies in his war against the saints. Some he attacks as the great dragon to destroy by aggressive persecution; attacks easily perceived—you can¡¯t hide a dragon. This is the way he came against the church at the beginning, with persecution; first from the Jews, then the Roman Empire.
The second name is the ¡°old serpent.¡± the most subtle of creatures. As the serpent, he attacks with subtlety: false teachings, worldliness, false peace, comfort, and prosperity. In the epistles early on, we see these first two strategies. The last strategy was deception; the time of peace that followed several persecutions by Rome. In spite of severe persecution, the number of saints had steadily increased. I believe they understood the ¡°sayings¡± of this book and had kept them. They knew that by keeping the testimony of Jesus, and not loving their lives unto death they would overcome, not their persecutors, but Satan, their adversary, the great dragon. Although many lost their lives, they indeed did overcome. This was Christ¡¯s way of building His church.
Then, under the rule of Constantine, came peace, comfort, and even prosperity to the church worldwide. Satan, the adversary would now take a new approach as a subtle serpent. Little by little there was brought into the church pagan ways and traditions. Soon truth became mixed with the very things Jesus had warned about and rebuked them for in the seven letters. Most of the church forgot the Way of Jesus our Forerunner for overcoming. They thought that the peace, safety, and prosperity they were living in were a sign that they had overcome. They said ¡°We are rich, we are alive, we have need of nothing¡±, as we say today, in the places where there is freedom of ¡°worship.¡± But, the old serpent was deceiving them and is deceiving us. The truth is there is only ONE way to overcome. The Way that Jesus overcame is The Way.
That brings me to the other name for Satan mentioned in chapter 12: the devil, the accuser of the brethren. The only defense against this accuser is the blood of the Lamb of God. Jesus, our advocate in heaven, presents His blood in our defense. We do not rail against this accuser; we do not defend ourselves; but we ¡°agree with our adversary as we are in the way¡± and confess our sin, then our advocate is faithful to forgive and cleanse and defend us. As we stand in His blood, we persevere with patience in the word of the testimony of Jesus. We hold fast that which we have (Rev. 2:13, 25; 3:11), that which we have received and heard (Heb.2:1, Rev.3:3), and are faithful unto death (Rev. 2:10), knowing that in death for His name¡¯s sake we overcome the enemy.
These sayings confirm what Jesus taught His disciples, which they passed on to the first believers.  Life comes through death; victory comes through seeming defeat. The grain of wheat that must fall into the ground and die; he who loses his life will gain it back, but he who saves his life will lose it! This teaching was confirmed by Paul in Romans 6, Gal. 2:20, and 2 Cor.4:10-11. In order to live we must die. The teaching in Revelation was not new. The invisible war going on against the saints may be ¡°new,¡± but the Way to overcome is not new.
Jesus our Forerunner taught and demonstrated the Way; His apostles taught and showed us the way. Now that the last of those twelve apostles is at the point of passing on, Jesus takes the time to remind the churches of the Way to overcome. He shows them how war is being waged and will continue to be made against the saints on earth and how they will overcome (13:7). They will lose their lives, but their dying will turn to their blessing (14:13). Meanwhile, He also shows them what is going on in heaven. While the saints on earth are being ¡°overcome¡± by the enemy in death, the saints in heaven are clothed in white raiment, receiving all the promises found in the seven letters. Now they understand that their faithfulness till death overcame the enemy; victory came through defeat, reigning comes through suffering. They now know that the Way of their forerunner, the way of suffering and death, is just and true. It has led them to victory (15:2-3).
Lord willing we will look at this passage in detail as we finish this study of Revelations in the next Update.







 
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