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Now let’s continue on and learn some more things that we need to understand out of this. He calls them to repent. And He says, “Unless you repent I’m going to remove your lamp stand.” Now let’s look at this in several different ways. Number one, God corrects His own church. Number two, God corrects each one of us individually, and He expects us to repent. Now if there is not repentance then He says he’s going to remove you. Let’s look at Number one. Did God remove a church before our very eyes? Yes He did. Has God removed false brethren, false ministers, false teachers? Yes, because they did not repent. They lost their first love. They quit loving God with all their heart and mind and soul and being, and got wrapped up in themselves, and their own doctrines, and their own positions, and their own religiosity, you see. And that’s cause for removal. But He did have one thing, that they hated the works of the Nicolaitans. And the Nicolaitans are those who have a rigid hierarchy and lorded over the brethren. And the Nicolaitans are also those who have a false grace, as we’ll see here in just a little bit.

Now here in verse 7, “ ‘The one who has an ear, let him hear with the Spirit says to the churches…’ ” (Revelation 2:7, FV). Very important. God’s Spirit is in you. Christ directs the Spirit. It is to lead you and it is to bring you to repentance. And that’s all a part of our Christian walk. Because we are in the process of being perfected, step by step, day by day, week by week, month by month, year by year. That’s why we are always to walk in faith, believe in hope, and live in love. And that’s how we are to conduct our lives.

Now let’s go on. Because even in the world today we have those who are dying for Christ. Even within the churches of God there are those in very treacherous and evil places in the world that have suffered death because of those who follow Satan the devil. Now let’s read it here, the church of the Smyrneans: “ ‘…These things says the First and the Last, Who was dead but is alive. I know your works and tribulation and poverty (but you are rich)…’ ” And when you come to the Laodiceans, because they have an abundance of physical things, that they think they are rich, that they are spiritually right before God. But God looks at it the other way. Remember this: God looks at it with other eyes. So they are rich even though they’re suffering tribulation.

“ ‘…And the blasphemy of those who declare themselves to be Jews and are not, but are [of] a synagogue of Satan.’ ” A very interesting way to put it, isn’t it? A synagogue of Satan. Let’s talk about another synagogue of Satan - radical Muslimism. And they are the ones who are killing brethren. There have been some who have been associated with the churches of God in Africa who have been killed by Muslims. So this is a living part of the church today. And yes, these brethren may not have the understanding of doctrine, may not realize all the things that we do or understand the depths of the plan of God, but they believe Christ. They are willing to die for His name. They are willing to stand up and be counted. And so God says to them, don’t fear any of the things that you’re about to suffer: “ ‘…Behold the devil is about to cast some of you to prison that you may be tried, and you shall have tribulation ten days. But be faithful unto death and I will give you a crown of life’ ” (Revelation 2:9-10, FV).

Now let’s look at the other situation too. What did Jesus say at the end? “He who endures to the end, the same shall be saved.” And what we see all the way through here with the churches of God is the lack of true spiritual endurance and consistency. So those who die, they are going to receive a crown of life. And God looks at them with far greater love and favor than those who may have more truth, those who may understand more doctrine but treat it with disdain and contempt, familiarity, and end up treading water in their spiritual lives, and that God has to correct them. You see, here with the church at Smyrna, those who go through and suffer these things, they don’t have any correction that Christ has to give them because their hearts are right with Him.

Now let’s come to the next two churches, or perhaps the most infiltrated with satanic doctrine. Because Satan wants to bring in satanic doctrine into the church. Because he knows if he can get you to move away from the truth just a little bit, just like a ship that is off one degree, it’s going to miss the port at the other end. Or if you’re sending a satellite up into orbit, if you are off just a little bit it’s not going into orbit. Now let’s read here in Revelation 2:12, “ ‘And to the angel of the church in Pergamos write: These things says He who has the sharp two-edged sword…’ ” Which we find in the book of Hebrews, that’s the word of God - sharper than any two-edged sword, and cuts asunder to the dividing of the soul and spirit and joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and the intents of the heart (Hebrews 4:12, paraphrased), the word of God. Christ, Who is called the Word of God and the Spirit of God. So He wants them to understand, there is correction coming.

He says, “ ‘I know your works and where you dwell, where the throne of Satan is; but you are holding fast My name, and did not deny My faith, even in the days in which Antipas was My faithful witness, who was killed among you, where Satan dwells.’ ” Now let me tell you something, when you get in the middle of where Satan is, and Satan is deceiving this whole world, and he’s got his ways of doing things. He has a counterfeit Christianity. He has his counterfeit way of doing things. And with all the pressures coming upon people and these things, it’s awfully hard to resist those things. “ ‘But I have a few things against you because you have there those who hold the teachings of Balaam…’ ” (Revelation 2:12-14, FV).

Now what is the teaching of Balaam? The teaching of Balaam is this: “Let’s amalgamate the religions together.” Let’s take the best of this, and the best of that, and the best of the other thing. And isn’t that what the Catholic Church did, and is this not really the brethren who repented in Pergamos, then they left what later became the Catholic Church because the doctrine of Balaam is that. “ ‘…Who taught Balak to cast a stumbling block before the children of Israel, to eat things sacrificed to idols and to commit fornication.’ ” Both physically and spiritually, and to sacrifice unto idols. Now if you want to know any one thing that the Bible teaches, which is this: “You shall have no other gods before Me, and don’t make any idol or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, that is in the earth beneath, or the water under the earth; and don’t bow down yourself to worship them.” And if there’s any one thing that is pounded through the whole Bible, that is it. But today people have different idols. They have idols of their minds. They have idols of their doctrines. They have idols of their way of life. They have idols of the things about them that their hands have made. And so that’s all part of it.

“ ‘…Moreover, you also have those who hold the doctrine of the Nicolaitans, which thing I hate.’ ” Now when it comes to doing things which God hates - and the church is guilty of it - know that correction is going to come. Just like when the children of Israel were on their way in coming to Mount Sinai to meet God. Did He not have to correct them? Did He not have to teach them? Did He not have to, in a sense, punish them? Yes indeed. Notice what He says here in verse 16: “Repent!...” And that’s what God wants us to do all the time. Repentance doesn’t happen just at the time before you’re baptized, but repentance happens daily. Because as we’re overcoming sin, as we’re overcoming carnal nature, as we overcome the things of this world we need to repent. We need to have our minds cleansed. We need to have our hearts purified. “ ‘…For if you do not repent, I will come to you quickly and will make war against them with the sword of My mouth’ ” (Revelation 2:14-16, FV).

Now just stop and think for a minute. Is it not a sad situation indeed that Jesus has to fight against His own church? Think on that for a minute. Look back at what happened to ancient Israel. Did not God have to fight against His own people because of what they did? Yes indeed. So there needs to be some repentance among the churches of God. There are too many people out there with their own ideas. And one of the big idols that is out there today is various calendars schemes. Because they do not count God worthy of understanding the universe. And they have to have their own calendar schemes.

Now if you are caught up in some of that, I suggest to you do exactly like here, repent. And we’ve got a stack of material that shows without a doubt that God gave the calculated Hebrew calendar so that we would all be able to keep the feasts on the right day that He has appointed. Because when we have our own calendar schemes, what do we end up doing? We appoint days that God didn’t appoint. And yet many of those who have that are staunchly for the Sabbath and the holy days and against Sunday. But if you establish your own holy days contrary to the way that God has given it, what are you doing? It’s the same thing as establishing Sunday, right? Yes indeed. But God says, “Repent!”

Now let’s come down here to Thyatira. Thyatira really got carried away. And as you look at the state of some of the churches of God today you understand how that can happen. Because as we learned with the Feast of Unleavened Bread, a little leaven leavens whole lump; and if you let it grow, and grow, and grow, and grow, and grow, and grow, and you don’t understand the magnitude of the problems and difficulties until it gets out of hand. Just look at the immigration problem in all the nations of the ten tribes of Israel today. It is out of hand.

And that’s what happened to the church at Thyatira, though they started out well. Let’s read it: “ ‘And to the angel of the church in Thyatira, write: These things says the Son of God, He Who has eyes like a flame of fire, and His feet are like a fine brass. I know your works, and love, and service, and faith, and your endurance [so they were doing well], and your works; and the last are more than the first [so some of them repent]. But I have a few things against you, because you allow that woman Jezebel, who calls herself a prophetess, to teach and seduce My servants into committing fornication and eating thing sacrificed to idols’ ” (Revelation 2:18-20, FV). And that’s exactly what happens when you have your own Passover, you have your own Unleavened Bread - just one step away from this kind of idolatry.

But look what happened here. Jezebel was the daughter of the high priest of Baal. And Jezebel married Ahab, and Ahab led the children of Israel into sin. And it even caused problems for Elijah. So God means what He says. Now if you are out there with the world, living like the world, being like the world, acting like the world, then you are spiritually fornicating with the world. Now juxtaposition that with this: how much do you study? How much do you pray? How much do you really believe God?

Now verse 21, “ ‘And I gave her time to repent of her fornication...’ ” God gives us all space and time to repent. That’s why He doesn’t come down upon us until He sees what we’re going to choose and do. He sends little warnings. He sends thoughts in our minds. He sends situations to bring us up short, to alert us as to what is taking place. And sometimes we react to them right away, other times we kind of let them linger. And then the problem gets more, and more, and more, and then finally Christ has to do what He does here, in a way, He brings us up short and helps us to understand where we have been going wrong. That’s why He said here, “ ‘And I gave her time to repent of her fornication, but she did not repent.’ ” So if there’s not repentance, what comes next? “ ‘Behold, I will cast her into a bed, and those who commit adultery with her into great tribulation, unless they repent of their works’ ” (Revelation 2:21-22, FV).

Now let’s understand this. Let’s come back here to Psalm 86 again. Let’s understand something about God that we really need to realize. And if you have things in your life that you know you need to repent of, then remember this: God is waiting for you to repent. And God will receive you when you repent. Now Psalm 86:1, “Bow down Thine ear, O LORD, hear me: for I am poor and needy [now that’s repentance]. Preserve my soul; for I am holy…” And every one that God calls and every one that has the Holy Spirit is holy. “…O Thou my God, save Thy servant that trusteth in Thee.” So now you’ve got to reestablish that trust with God, and here’s how you do it. “Be merciful unto me, O LORD: for I cry and to thee daily.” Get right back with God. “Rejoice the soul of Thy servant: for unto Thee, O LORD, do I lift up my soul. For Thou, LORD, art good, and ready to forgive…”

So the problem is never with God. That’s why there are no conditions on God. Where there are conditions it is, “if you – “ then “God will - .” So if you repent, then God will forgive. But that repentance has to be from the heart, and it has to be, as we covered at the first, reestablishing the true love. “For Thou, LORD, art good, and ready to forgive, plenteous in mercy unto all them that call upon Thee. Give ear, O LORD, unto my prayer; and attend to the voice of my supplications. In the day of my trouble I will call upon Thee: for Thou wilt answer me” (Psalm 86:1-7, KJV). And so that’s the appeal that was made here by Christ to the church at Thyatira: “Don’t be taken down by any of these things.”

Let’s think about it for a minute too. Let’s equate all of these things together that we see happening in the churches of God concerning their attitude toward God, concerning their attitude toward doctrine, concerning their health - spiritually and physically - concerning the world that we are living in, and all of that, God weighs all of those factors together and we need to really draw close to God and realize that He is there to help us if we repent.

Now let’s come back here to Revelation 2:23 - repent of their works. And if they don’t, He says, “ ‘And I will kill her children…’ ” In other words, whatever you are going to do, if you don’t repent and are not right with God, it is going to come to nothing. “ ‘And I will kill her children with death; and all the churches shall know that I am He Who searches the reins and [the] hearts [because Christ is in us all the time]; and I will give to each of you according to your works.’ ” Now how far can a person go and still recover themselves? God alone makes that decision. But look at the next verse here: “ ‘But to you I say, and to the rest who are in Thyatira, as many as do not have this doctrine, and who have not known the depths of Satan, as they speak; I will not cast upon you any other burden. But hold fast what you have until I come.’ ” And then all the way through to every one of the churches - let’s read it right here in verse 29: “ ‘The one who has an ear to hear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches’ ” (Revelation 2:23-25, 29, FV).

Do you have an ear to hear? How is your walk with God? How are you steadfast with God? Because God is going to bring you to Mount Zion in heaven above, as we will see, and the day of the Resurrection is going to happen. And Christ wants you ready. Christ wants you prepared. That’s what this is all about.

Then we have the ones who are the absolute - how shall we say - perhaps even the worst church of all, the church at Sardis, that they have a name that they live, but they are dead. Now notice the warning that He gives them here. He says in Revelation 3:2, “ ‘Be watchful, and strengthen the things that remain [whatever little bit is remaining, strengthen it], which are about to die. For I have not found your works complete before God.’ ” Now there are spiritual works we are to do, and God wants us to do them, and they need to be complete. “ ‘Therefore, remember what you have received and heard, and hold on to this, and repent [again, repentance]. Now then, if you will not watch…’ ” And Jesus tells us to watch: watch ourselves, watch the world, “ ‘…I will come upon you as a thief…’ ” Because God will always visit for the sins. This is not talking about His second return here. This is talking about Jesus dealing with each one of us. “ ‘…And you shall by no means know what hour I will come upon you.’ ”

And isn’t that the way it always is? When you least expect it and are least prepared, because you have come into a state of near deadness. Then Christ is going to come upon you. Now, a little encouragement here, “ ‘You have a few names even in Sardis who have not defiled their garments, and they shall walk with Me in white because they are worthy. The one who overcomes shall be clothed in white garments; and I will not block his name from the book of life, but I will confess his name before My Father and before His angels.’ ”

Now let’s understand something here, very important to realize: our names written in the book of life are there and will remain there so that at the resurrection we will be raised from the dead. But let’s also understand this, if we allow ourselves to get into these kinds of spiritual conditions, it can be erased. And as God told Moses, “I will blot out whom I will blot out” (Exodus 32:33, KJV paraphrased). So that’s quite a warning isn’t it? Notice verse 6, “ ‘The one who has an ear, let him hear with the Spirit says to the churches’ ” (Revelation 3:2-6, FV). Then it talks about the Philadelphians. We’ll be there in a little bit. We’ll end up with that one. But let’s come over here to the Laodiceans. Now you’ve heard this many, many times over. So let’s go to the message to the Laodiceans that we find in the book of Colossians, Colossians 2. Because this is important for us to understand and realize. Not only was this written to the Colossians, but he also gave instructions then when it was done being read to the Colossians that it was to also be read in the church of Laodicea.

Now let’s notice the focus here, especially in Colossians 2. Because this also has to do with what we are confronted with today, with all of the Satanic spiritism that is out there. And what we need to understand is this: this world is absolutely going to go after Satan the devil and all of these teachings. Now just the other night I was channel surfing, because there’s hardly anything to watch; and I got on the National Geographic channel. And guess what they were showing? Witchcraft, séances, appealing to demons and devils, and even using the name of Jesus with it. Now that’s one of the great problems with the Laodiceans. They get involved in philosophy. And philosophy then changes the nature of God, which then is why there are people who are involved in this “one God only in number” false doctrine, and saying that Jesus was not God before He became a human being. And Paul is dealing with that here in Colossians 2.

Now let’s begin right here in Colossians 2:1, “Now I want you to understand what great concern I have for you, and for those in Laodicea…” Now remember, these are the inspired words of God. God has concern for all of His brethren, “…as many as have not seen my face in the flesh; that their hearts may be encouraged, being knit together in love…” Now notice how this ties in with the message to all the churches: “…knit together in love unto all riches of the full assurance of understanding…” Not physical goods and physical riches. To the riches of the full assurance of understanding that you know God, that you know Jesus Christ, that you know the word of God, that you know how to live your life before God the way He wants you to. “…Unto the knowledge of the mystery of God, and of the Father, and of Christ…” He wants us to know the great, fantastic things that He has for us. “In Whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge.” You’re not going to gain any knowledge from the philosophies of this world. They come from men who profess themselves to be wise, but have become fools. And they believe when you believe in “only one God in number,” you’re talking about a god who is the transcendent god, who has no form, no shape, no being. And that’s the philosophical god of all the pagans. In Christ are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge.

“Now this I say so that no one may deceive you by persuasive speech.” Just because a person presents an argument, remember this: not all logic is true. But all truth is logical. “For though I am indeed absent in the flesh, yet I am with you in spirit, rejoicing and beholding your order, and the steadfastness of your faith in Christ. Therefore [here comes the warning], as you have received Christ Jesus the Lord [as you find in the Scriptures], be walking in Him...” Now put together all these other scriptures that we have seen here, “...being rooted and built up in Him, and being confirmed in the faith, exactly as you were taught, abounding in it with thanksgiving” (Colossians 2:1-7, FV).

Now let’s come to I John 2 and let’s see “be walking in Him.” How does it tell us we’re to be walking in Him? Let’s see it. Very basic, in verse 3, “And by this standard we know that we know Him: if we keep His commandments. The one who says, ‘I know Him,’ and does not keep His commandments, is a liar, and the truth is not in Him.” Now stop and think about this for a minute. Is it not then foolish for the people and ministers in the churches of God to go to Sunday-keeping churches, whose ministers are liars, and ask, “How do you understand the Scriptures?” Just think on that for a minute. “On the other hand, if anyone is keeping His word, truly in this one the love of God is being perfected...” And that’s what God wants in our lives, that the love of God be perfected. That’s why we’re here. That’s why we’re doing what we’re doing, so that we can do - as we go back to the very first message that was given to the church at Ephesus - that we don’t lose our first love, that it is being perfected. And if it is, he says, “By this means we know we are in Him.” And also that means we know that He is in us.

Now verse 6 is the key: “Anyone who claims to dwell in Him is obligating himself also to walk even as He Himself has walked” (I John 2:3-6, FV). Isn’t that something. That’s how we’re to do it. That’s how we’re to live God’s ways. And that’s why where we started out that John was pleased when he heard that they were walking in the truth.

So what Paul is writing about here back in Colossians 2:6 - now let’s go back there – “Therefore, as you have received Christ Jesus the Lord [and that means the whole Bible together], be walking in Him;[now notice] being rooted and built up…” So you have roots that go down for stability, and you are being built up - your faith and love is being perfected. “…Built up in Him, and being confirmed in the faith, exactly as you were taught, abounding in it with thanksgiving.” Verse 8, a very key one, “Be on guard so that no one takes you captive through philosophy and vain deceit, according to the traditions of men, according to the elements of the world, and not according to Christ” (Colossians 2:6-8, FV).

Very important. Look at all of these different doctrinal proposals that come along, and what you see? They are all designed and presented with persuasive speech. They’re all designed to lead you just a little away from Christ, and a little more, and a little more, and a little more. Satan knows that he can’t get those who have the Holy Spirit of God to reject it instantly. So he comes along with a program, a step by step, by step, by step, by step to get rid of it. And that’s how he does it. That’s how he accomplishes it.

Now let’s come back here to Revelation 3 and let’s talk a little bit more about Laodiceanism. So if that’s the problem - which it is; and was it not philosophy brought by a Greek native professor, doctor of philosophy, which set the stage to take down one of the largest churches of God in the history of the churches of God? Yes indeed. Because philosophy changes the nature of God. And if you believe that Jesus did not exist until He was conceived, you are changing the nature of God. Now what happens when you get into that state? Let’s pick it up here. It says they’re neither hot or cold, lukewarm, be spewed out of His mouth. Now verse 17, “ ‘For you say, “I am rich and have become wealthy”…’ ” Now notice this. This is the only church that talks back to God. None of the others do. “God, how can You accuse me of this? Look all these blessings that we have.” No, “ ‘ “…And have become wealthy, and have need of nothing;” and you do not understand that you are wretched, and miserable, and poor, and blind, and naked.’ ” How are you clothed spiritually? So He says He doesn’t want you to be naked. So He gives us counsel. And this is what we need to do, brethren, “ ‘…to buy from Me gold purified by fire so that you may be rich [the true riches, like those in Smyrna had], and white garments so that you may be clothed, and the shame of your nakedness may not be revealed; and to anoint your eyes with eye salve so that you may see.’ ”

Now let’s understand this. In all of this, though it is pointing out the errors and the problems and the difficulties, this is not a matter of condemnation to put people down. This is a matter of an urgent message to wake people up, from the point of view that God is dealing with us. He says, “ ‘As many as I love, I rebuke and chasten. Therefore, be zealous and repent’ ” (Revelation 3:17-19, FV). And when we have that repentance, how are we to implement it? Let’s come over here and look at the church at Philadelphia, which then is the key model. Everyone wants to be a Philadelphian. Not everyone can. But nevertheless, when we repent of these things, whether Laodiceans, or Sardisites, or Thyatira, or Pergamos, or Ephesus, whichever attitude we are in, which ever church in the world that there is today that we are in, we can look at this as the model on how we need to behave ourselves and how we need to react to God.

He says here in Revelation 3:8, “ ‘I know your works. Behold, I have set before you an open door, and no one has the power to shut it because you have a little strength [God is holding it open], and have kept My word…’ ” There it is, as we read back there in the beginning, Deuteronomy 8, which is also in Matthew 4 and Luke 4, “Man shall not live by bread alone but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God.” “ ‘…You have kept My word, and have not denied My name.’” When you bring in all of these false doctrines and things that we have covered, you’re denying the name of Christ. “‘Behold, I will make those of the synagogue of Satan…’ ” Which He’s telling us here, do not worry about the world. Do not worry about the conspiracies that are out there, which are out there, which are all of Satan who is deceive the world. God is going to turn the tables on them. “ ‘…Who proclaim themselves to be Jews and are not, but do lie - behold, I will cause them to come and worship before your feet, and to know that I have loved you.’ ”

Now think about that for a minute. That’s what God is going to do to the rich and the great of this world. They’re going to come and humble themselves before the feet of the resurrected children of God and acknowledge that we are of God, and that they were of Satan. Now notice, here is a blessing and a promise which Christ has given: “ ‘Because you have kept the word of My patience [so God recognizes and understands what you do], I will also keep you from the time of temptation which is about to come upon the whole world to try those who dwell on the earth.’ ” A great worldwide event which is coming, which is the antichrist, and the false prophet, and the mark of the beast, and all of these things at the end time are coming. He is going to keep us and protect us. Exactly how He will do that, God knows. So what we do is leave it in His hands to show us what to do. Trust in Him to watch over us.

He says, “ ‘Behold, I am coming quickly; hold fast that which you have so that no one may take away your crown.’” Don’t lose what you have had. Heed the warnings here. Repent of the things that are wrong. Hear, give ear to the Spirit. “‘The one who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches. The one who overcomes [which we can, and we’re victorious in Christ] will I make a pillar in the temple of My God, and he shall not go out anymore; and I will write upon him the name of My God, and the name of the city of My God, the new Jerusalem, which will come down out of heaven from My God; and I will write upon him My new name. The one who has an ear, let him hear with the Spirit says to the churches’ ” (Revelation 3:8-13, FV).

So brethren, in our walk with God as we are coming closer, and closer, and closer to the end, as we are reaching that time when the kingdom of God is going to come on this earth, when we’re reaching the time when we’re going to graduate from this physical life and enter into the grave, and await the Resurrection, we need to heed the warnings and teachings of God and just ask God to be with His people, to forgive them, to heal them, to raise them up, and to help us all love God with all our hearts, and minds, and soul, and being.

Pentecost – Day 49 – 2006

Scriptural Reference

1. Leviticus 23:9-11, 15-16, (KJV )

2. Deuteronomy 2:7 (KJV)

3. Leviticus 26:2,11-13, (KJV)

4. Deuteronomy 8:1-3 (KJV)

5. II John 4-6, (FV)

6. II Corinthians 6:14-18, (FV)

7. Psalm 86:11-17 (KJV )

8. Psalm 119:1-3 (KJV )

9. Psalm 138:1-2, 6-8 (KJV )

10. Revelation 1:8-12, 17-20 (FV)

11. Revelation 2:1-4 (FV)

12. Mark 12:28-31 (FV)

13. Revelation 2:5 (FV)

14. Revelation 2:7 (FV)

15. Revelation 2:8-9 (FV)

16. Revelation 2:12-14 (FV)

17. Hebrews 4:12 (KJV, paraphrased)

18. Revelation 2:14-16 (FV)

19. Revelation 2:18-20 (FV)

20. Revelation 2:21-22 (FV)

21. Psalm 86:1-7 (KJV )

22. Revelation 2:23-25,29 (FV)

23. Revelation 3:2-6 (FV)

24. Exodus 32:33, KJV paraphrased).

25. Colossians 2:1-7 (FV)

26. I John 2:3-6 (FV)

27. Colossians 2:6-8 (FV)

28. Revelation 3:17-19 (FV)

29. Revelation 3:8-13 (FV)

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