| › Introduction - Revelation 1.
Rev. 1: 1. The "revelation" (unveiling, uncovering, manifestation, as in Romans 8, "manifestation of the sons of God") "of Jesus Ch ...read |
| › 1: Ephesus - REVELATION 2: 1-7.
*This lecture, as well as one or two others, is very imperfectly reported. But though fragmentary, they have their special va ...read |
| › 2: Smyrna - REVELATION 2: 8-11.
THE peculiarity of the Church of Smyrna is that it preserved its character before God. There is something very blessed in the ...read |
| › 3: Pergamos - REVELATION 2: 12-17.
As before observed, we find a remarkable harmony between the character in which Christ comes to address these churches, and ...read |
| › 4: Thyatira - REVELATION 2: 18-29.
THE three first addresses end with promise. The four last with exhortations. This is doubtless significant. The three first ...read |
| › 5: Sardis - REVELATION 3: 1-6.
THE titles under which the Lord presents Himself to this Church, in the first verse, are these: "He that hath the seven Spirit ...read |
| › 6: Philadelphia Lecture 1 - REVELATION 3: 7-12.
THE titles under which the Lord presents Himself to this Church are these: "He that is holy, He that is true, He that hath th ...read |
| › 7: Philadelphia Lecture 2 - REVELATION 3: 7-12.
Rev. 3: 8: "I have set before thee an open door, and no man can shut, it." There is often great enlargement gained in the sen ...read |
| › 8: Philadelphia Lecture 3 - REVELATION 3: 7-12.
IN the very name of this church the Lord's love to His people is recalled, and there is something peculiarly sweet in this, i ...read |
| › 9: Laodicea - REVELATION 3: 14, etc.
THERE is one thing very helpful to remember in connection with all truth; viz., that as it comes from God, man, as a creat ...read |
