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Heaven Unleashes Hell on Earth.
God is sovereign even when evil produces unspeakable human suffering.
verse 1 - “He was given”
verse 3 - “they were given”
verse 4 - “they were told”
verse 5 - “they were allowed”
Who gave, who told, who allowed - these things?
The bible never pictures evil as independent from the authority of God.
Locusts in the Bible are an image of terror and the destruction and are agents of God’s judgment against a rebellious nation.
Plague 8 - Locusts
God protects His people from evil.
Exod
God’s people are kept!
John 17
Don’t take they out but keep them!
That is the paradigm for Jesus prayer.
Sinners will not escape suffering at the hands of evil.
Evil isn’t beautiful it is horrible.
God unmasks evil and it is shocking!
This is the preparation for the end!
Evil is deadly but God restrains its effects.
Rev 9:
The four angels, however, command no human army but a terrifying demonic force, invading not the promised land but the godless world.
15 Nothing in the programme of God is accidental.
The precise moment of this invasion is fixed.
16 The number of the mounted troops is given as two hundred million.
This and other computations like it are inspired by (the number of the chariots of God as he came from Sinai) and (the number of angels who come with God for judgment).
The demonic army as truly serves the purpose of God as the angelic company.
George R. Beasley-Murray, “Revelation,” in New Bible Commentary: 21st Century Edition, ed.
D. A. Carson et al., 4th ed.
(Leicester, England; Downers Grove, IL: Inter-Varsity Press, 1994), 1438–1439.
Despite judgment sinners persist in their sin.
Revelation not only reveals to us Christ but also shows us what evil really looks like.
We need to feel the evil of sin, so that we will be convinced that God’s commands are good.
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James M. Hamilton Jr., Preaching the Word: Revelation—The Spirit Speaks to the Churches, ed.
R. Kent Hughes (Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2012), 210.
God’s judgment is unmistakable.
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