As the last in the series the Holy Spirit has organised the Bible in three divisions. The everlasting covenant under the Law of the Spirit narrated in seven days. It is man 'after our image.' (Gen.ch. 1-.2.3) The same is narrated 'after our likeness'(Gen.2.4). Third is from the Word which was with God.These three POV gives us the body, spirit and soul, the Trinity. The same division we have in the book of the Revelation. The seven candlesticks, seven seals seven trumpets seven vials narrate The Law of Spirit bringing out the unseen world ( the will of the Father) fulfilled by the Son so the glory of heaven and earth culminate in single entity: Throne of God and of the Lamb. The events in the book is thus narrated from the Three POV. For example the earthquake towards the seven angels completing their task is a shift in the narrative mode.
Events take place Up Down and Across. So the holy city in mid air incorporates the volume of God, Man and glory.
St john before the throne see Glory of God in terms of three. "And he that sat was to look upon like a jasper and a sardine stone: and there was a rainbow round about the throne, in sight like unto an emerald.". The holy city of God is lit by the light of the Lamb. Rev.21.18-23) The Trinitarian aspects of heaven is dispersed as glory of God. The inaugural vision of St John sets the fulness of Christ in terms of the bride of Christ in seven candlesticks. In the city of God the church is given a glorious body. It has a single measurement,'according to the measure of a man, that is, of the angel'. The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto him upholds the fellowship between God and Man to which angels have also a part. 'By him all things consist' is fulfilled in the new heaven and new earth. The same blessing promised unto the covenant we read in Rev.1.1-3 "Blessed is he that readeth, and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written therein." Amen
As the last in the series the Holy Spirit has organised the Bible in three divisions. The everlasting covenant under the Law of the Spirit narrated in seven days. It is man 'after our image.' (Gen.ch. 1-.2.3) The same is narrated 'after our likeness'(Gen.2.4). Third is from the Word which was with God.These three POV gives us the body, spirit and soul, the Trinity. The same division we have in the book of the Revelation. The seven candlesticks, seven seals seven trumpets seven vials narrate The Law of Spirit bringing out the unseen world ( the will of the Father) fulfilled by the Son so the glory of heaven and earth culminate in single entity: Throne of God and of the Lamb. The events in the book is thus narrated from the Three POV. For example the earthquake towards the seven angels completing their task is a shift in the narrative mode.
Events take place Up Down and Across. So the holy city in mid air incorporates the volume of God, Man and glory.
St john before the throne see Glory of God in terms of three. "And he that sat was to look upon like a jasper and a sardine stone: and there was a rainbow round about the throne, in sight like unto an emerald.". The holy city of God is lit by the light of the Lamb. Rev.21.18-23) The Trinitarian aspects of heaven is dispersed as glory of God. The inaugural vision of St John sets the fulness of Christ in terms of the bride of Christ in seven candlesticks. In the city of God the church is given a glorious body. It has a single measurement,'according to the measure of a man, that is, of the angel'. The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto him upholds the fellowship between God and Man to which angels have also a part. 'By him all things consist' is fulfilled in the new heaven and new earth. The same blessing promised unto the covenant we read in Rev.1.1-3 "Blessed is he that readeth, and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written therein." Amen
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