Revelation
Chapter 7
Verse 14 (NASB)

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14. And I said to him, "My lord, you know." And
he said to
me,
"These are the ones who come out of the great tribulation, and they
have
washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb.
And I said to him, "My lord
(Sir), you
know."
John acknowledges that the elder since his death has had access to the
knowledge of heaven. John doesn't have this privilege yet.
And he said to me, "These are the ones
- who come out of the GREAT
TRIBULATION, and
This is the tribulation, Christ refers to in
Matthew 24:21 , where 'the then'
refers
back to Matthew
24:15 when we see
the
"abomination of desolation standing in the holy place"
Caution: the Rapture appears to be an absolute
dividing
line.
That is, if you rejected Christ before the rapture, you will be
deceived forever. (2
Thessalonians
2:10-12). Others
believe you have a chance during the tribulation (2
Peter 3:9-10), however, since
this
verse comes after verse 9
.
There will be plenty of Bibles, Christian
literature,
144,000
sealed Israelites, and this Internet study remaining during the great
tribulation.
- they have washed their robes and
made them white in
the
blood of the Lamb.
The white robes are the "righteous acts of the saints.", Revelation 19:8 . That this
multitude are
redeemed
believers cannot be questioned because of the washing of their robes.
To Sardis, Revelation
3:4 ,
the
soiled
garments, that is, the unrighteous acts, keep most from walking with
Christ. The walking is fellowship, and we can only do that if there is
no sin. Sin is cleansed by His blood, 1
John 1:7 .
Isaiah
1:18 refers to this
process. Sins are equated to scarlet, yet they will be made white as
snow.
There is no doubt about it, though, a multitude of believers come out
of the GREAT TRIBULATION period! |
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