Hymn 73, “Holy, Holy, Holy” and Hymn 30, “Holy God, We Praise Your Name” are in our memory text, Rev 15:4. To help with Rev 11:18 when “the nations are angry”, are we ready to “Sound the Battle Cry”, Hymn 614? Still in our Sabbath afternoon study, Rev 15:1-4 shows God’s faithful people are victorious over the … Continue reading –>
We commence our Sabbath School lesson by choosing who to worship: Hymn 6, “O Worship the Lord” and Hymn 83, “O Worship the King”. Knowing who we worship, we will “Go, Preach My Gospel”, Hymn 378. Are we ready to listen? Hymn 359, “Hark! The Voice of Jesus Calling” because “Jesus Calls Us”, Hymn 285. The sign … Continue reading –>
Sabbath afternoon we are given a caution about prophecies in the future. Keep courage, dear people of God, because “A Mighty Fortress is Our God”, Hymn 506. There are many beasts in the study of Revelation, but only One King we worship: Hymn 6, “O Worship the Lord” and Hymn 83, “O Worship the King”. … Continue reading –>
Rev 12:11, our memory text, gives us our first hymns: Hymn 294, “Power in the Blood” and Hymn 337/338, “Redeemed!” These two hymns will return during the weeks’ study on a number of occasions. Revelation chapter 12 , says Sabbath Afternoon reading, is the assurance given to us by God – Satan will not succeed: Hymn … Continue reading –>
Our lesson title this week give us the first hymn: “Lift Up the Trumpet” – Hymn 213 (also known as “Jesus Is Coming Again”) As we commence the Sabbath afternoon study, the question in Rev 6:10 goes up, “How Long, O Lord?” We have this in: Hymn 204, “Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus” and Hymn 217, “The … Continue reading –>
On opening this week’s lesson and commencing to read, the picture immediately brought to mind: Hymn 633, “When We All Get to Heaven”. What a day of rejoicing that will be! Sunday we are reminded the Sabbath has been the sign of God’s people and will be till the end of time: Hymn 388, “Don’t … Continue reading –>
The breaking of the seven seals is telling us: “Go, Preach My Gospel”, Hymn 378. Sunday calls for us to be awake: Hymn 210, “Wake, Awake for the Night is Flying”, Hymn 598, “Watch, Ye Saints”, and Hymn 611, “Awake, My Soul!”. As were the martyrs (Wednesday), are we ready to “Stand Up! Stand Up … Continue reading –>
Our first hymn for the week comes from our title: Hymn 246, “Worthy, Worthy Is the Lamb”. This hymn also shines through in a number of verses in Sunday’s study. Sunday also gives us: Hymn 408, “Lord, Enthroned in Heaven” and Hymn 82, “Before Jehovah’s Awful Throne”. On reading Rev 4:8-11 and Rev 5:9-14 we have … Continue reading –>
The message to the church in Smyrna was: “O Worship The Lord” – Hymn 6, and Hymn 83, “O Worship the King” rather than the emperor. The only solution Jesus can offer to Pergamos is “Repent” in Revelation 2:16 – Hymn 280, “Come, Ye Sinners”. Thyatira is encouraged to “Hold Fast Til I Come” – Hymn … Continue reading –>
Our Sabbath afternoon introduction to the weeks’ study shows John being given a vision of the resurrected Christ in the heavenly sanctuary: Hymn 177, “Jesus, Your Blood and Righteousness” and Hymn 178, “The Unveiled Christ”. The study goes on to say that John was provided assurance of Christ’s presence and care : Hymn 462, “Blessed Assurance, … Continue reading –>
