As I’ve heard it, Revelations was included in the Bible on something like a 5/4 vote. I’d have voted against it if I’d been there.
Human beings, in spite of their incredible arrogance in believing that they are responsible for what is in the Bible, had nothing to do with it.
The book of Revelation gives us the details of what will happen during the Tribulation. It's wise for everyone to read it.
Why would you have voted against the book of Revelation being part of the Bible? Is it the apocalyptic imagery you don’t like?
>> “As I’ve heard it, Revelations was included in the Bible on something like a 5/4 vote.” <<
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In God’s poll, it was 10:0 in favor.
Without “The Revelation of Jesus Christ” (Rev 1:1), commonly called the Book of Revelations, there is no final chapter to the Word of God. It is the perfect summation to the first four chapters of Genesis.
God - mankind - Satan - mankind’s Redeemer all things restored to the perfect condition.
P.S. If you think that God’s Word was put together by committee, I mean REALLY put together by committe, you’ve really missed the point of the “theopneustos”.
(ll Timothy 3:16)!!!
Without “The Revelation of Jesus Christ” (Rev 1:1), commonly called the Book of Revelations, there is no final chapter to the Word of God. It is the perfect summation to the first four chapters of Genesis.
God - mankind - Satan - mankind’s Redeemer all things restored to the perfect condition.
P.S. If you think that God’s Word was put together by committee, I mean REALLY put together by committe, you’ve really missed the point of the “theopneustos”.
(ll Timothy 3:16)!!!
May want to read the last 5 verses of Christ’s Revelation to John.
It is good you were not there to vote.
Considering that you can’t even get the name of the book correct, I can see why you weren’t consulted in the matter.