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Ephesus was the capital and the largest city in the Roman province of Asia, located on the major trade routes. As the chief seaport of Asia, it was a very important commercial and religious center. The city was filled with such public buildings as temples, theaters, gymnasiums, bathhouses, and brothels
Read more at the source: Thursday: Message to the Church in Ephesus
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Read Revelation 1:11 , Revelation 1:19-20 . Jesus also spoke seven distinctive messages for the churches in Asia
Read more at the source: Wednesday: Christ’s Messages for Then and Now
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1. Wish you were there? If you’re like me, every time you read John’s true-life account of the final days of earth’s history, you want to GO there. You want to see first-hand how God is bringing the battle between Christ and Satan to a conclusion. Don’t you?
Read more at the source: 2: Among the Lampstands – Discussion Starters
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Key Thought: Today we will look at Christ’s ministry in the heavenly sanctuary among the candlesticks and the first of His messages to His church. January 12, 2019 1. Have a volunteer read Revelation 1:11,19,20. Ask class members to share a thought on what the most important point in this text is. Why did John only speak about seven of the churches in Asia, when there are many more than that
Read more at the source: Among the Lampstands
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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, Jesus is Mine!” John was on Patmos because of his faithfulness to the gospel: Hymn 602, “O Brother, Be Faithful” . Here are some hymns that can be sung for the Monday topic of “On the Lord’s Day” (The Sabbath): Hymn 381, “Holy Sabbath Day of Rest” , Hymn 388, “Don’t Forget the Sabbath” , and Hymn 390, “We Love Thy Sabbath, Lord” . On Tuesday, Jesus as our High Priest is in: Hymn 177, “Jesus, Your Blood and Righteousness” . The High Priest would trim and refill the lamps : Hymn 595, “Let Every Lamp Be Burning” .
Read more at the source: 2: Among the Lampstands – Singing With Inspiration
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