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In Revelation 10 the apostle John encounters an angel who presents seven thunders (which are to remain sealed and silent), as well as a little book which John was supposed to consume and speak. Is it a contrast? Certainly, but it is also a lesson. John was obedient to say the things he was supposed to say, but also to remain quiet about the rest.

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Revelation 10, “A Time to Keep Silence and a Time to Speak”

In the third chapter of Ecclesiastes (made famous by the Byrds, “Turn, turn, turn”), it says “to everything there is a season,” and it goes down the list starting with “a time to be born, and a time to die,” etc. As the list proceeds it is easy to overlook a line near the end in Eccl ...


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The 5th and 6th trumpets will bring untold misery and destruction to the world…and they will come by the will of God. Is God good? Absolutely. God is good all the time, and all the time God is good. But God can use even the worst things to bring about His good plan for this world.

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Revelation 9, “God Uses Destruction”

“God is good, all the time…and all the time, God is good!” We say it, and we mean it, and we do so rightly because it is true. That said, not everything God allows in our lives feels very good at the time. Some of the things He allows feel downright awful, even to the point of destruction. But it doesn’t ch...


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It took seven years of madness with awful public humiliation, but the king of Babylon finally learned the lesson God had been trying to teach him since Daniel 1: God is King. It might be said in Nebuchadnezzar’s case, humiliation was a good thing. It was the tool used to bring him to faith.

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