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Today’s post includes a brief overview of the chapter and a focused look at what it reveals about Jesus (Rev. 1:1) — so our eyes stay fixed on Him.
Chapter Overview:
Revelation 11 continues the interlude with a focus on God’s witnesses and His coming kingdom (vv. 1–19). John is told to measure the temple, symbolizing God’s ownership and protection of His people even as they face opposition (vv. 1–2). Two witnesses are sent to prophesy with power, calling people to repentance, but after completing their mission they are killed by the beast, only to be raised and vindicated by God (vv. 3–12). This leads into the sounding of the seventh trumpet, where heaven declares that the kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of God and of His Christ, and that He will reign forever (vv. 15–18).
Seeing Jesus in This Chapter:
Revelation 11 reveals Jesus as the faithful King who preserves His people, empowers their witness, and will ultimately reign over all. He knows His people and marks them as His own, even in the midst of suffering (vv. 1–2). He sends His witnesses into the world with authority, calling people to repentance and bearing testimony to the truth (vv. 3–6). Though evil may seem to triumph for a time – even to the point of death – Jesus will vindicate His people, raising them up and proving that death does not have the final word (vv. 7–12). Ultimately, He is the reigning King whose kingdom will fully and finally replace every earthly power (v. 15). His rule is certain, His justice is coming, and His people will share in His victory.
🌀 Reflection:
Jesus’ kingdom will outlast every earthly power. How does that truth shape your faithfulness in a world that often opposes Him?
💬 Mission Challenge:
Live boldly for Jesus today, remembering that His kingdom – not this world – is what lasts forever.
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Just Keith Harris 
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