DEMONIC DISTURBANCES (18 OF 32)
Scripture: Revelation 9:1-12
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Title: Demonic Disturbances (18 of 32)
Series: The Book of All Books
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: Revelation 9:1-12
I - The Symbolic Star (1)
II - The Portrayed Pit (2)
III - The Looming Locust (3 - 5b)
IV - The Terrible Torment (5c - 6)
V - The Disturbing Description (7 - 11)
VI - The Woe Watch (12)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with subpoints.
Keeping It Simple, Not Sensational
Two weeks ago, we bean to study the trumpet judgments. We noticed that these judgments have increased in intensity. The last three trumpets are separated from the other four by the fact that they are three "woe" trumpets. In the Bible woe means really bad.
We are beginning a section that I call kind of weird and wild. It boggles the mind as we read through it. Many different interpretations have been given for this section. But we must remember that these things are not to frighten the child of God, as believers you and I are not going through the tribulation period. The church will have been taken out of the world by this time. It is not the blessed hope of the church to endure these things.
These are the things that will happen in the great tribulation period.
The last three trumpet judgments are generally associated with the last three and one-half years of the seventieth week of Daniel. These will be the blackest, darkest days in human history.Again, we must remember to let Scripture speak for itself. As we have seen John has furnished the key to any other interpretation. We have already seen 2 stars and we said these are literal stars or possibly meteors fallen from heaven and have destroyed the vegetation and the rivers and streams. This star seems to be a different kind of star because it is called "him" and acts with intelligence.
This star not only acts with intelligence, but he is given a key which he uses. The original Greek wording is "already been fallen". It is speaking of a masculine per ...
Series: The Book of All Books
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: Revelation 9:1-12
I - The Symbolic Star (1)
II - The Portrayed Pit (2)
III - The Looming Locust (3 - 5b)
IV - The Terrible Torment (5c - 6)
V - The Disturbing Description (7 - 11)
VI - The Woe Watch (12)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with subpoints.
Keeping It Simple, Not Sensational
Two weeks ago, we bean to study the trumpet judgments. We noticed that these judgments have increased in intensity. The last three trumpets are separated from the other four by the fact that they are three "woe" trumpets. In the Bible woe means really bad.
We are beginning a section that I call kind of weird and wild. It boggles the mind as we read through it. Many different interpretations have been given for this section. But we must remember that these things are not to frighten the child of God, as believers you and I are not going through the tribulation period. The church will have been taken out of the world by this time. It is not the blessed hope of the church to endure these things.
These are the things that will happen in the great tribulation period.
The last three trumpet judgments are generally associated with the last three and one-half years of the seventieth week of Daniel. These will be the blackest, darkest days in human history.Again, we must remember to let Scripture speak for itself. As we have seen John has furnished the key to any other interpretation. We have already seen 2 stars and we said these are literal stars or possibly meteors fallen from heaven and have destroyed the vegetation and the rivers and streams. This star seems to be a different kind of star because it is called "him" and acts with intelligence.
This star not only acts with intelligence, but he is given a key which he uses. The original Greek wording is "already been fallen". It is speaking of a masculine per ...
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