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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 15 introduces the final series of God’s judgments – the seven bowls of His wrath (vv. 1–8). Before these are poured out, John sees a victorious group of believers standing by a sea of glass, singing praise to God for His mighty and just works (vv. 2–4). Then the heavenly temple is opened, and seven angels emerge carrying the bowls of God’s wrath, showing that these judgments come directly from His holy presence (vv. 5–7). The chapter closes with the temple filled with God’s glory, emphasizing the seriousness and finality of what is about to take place (v. 8).
Seeing Jesus in This Chapter:
Revelation 15 reveals Jesus as the victorious Redeemer whose justice is right and whose work is complete. The people standing in victory have overcome the beast not by power, but through faith in Him, and they now worship God and the Lamb together (vv. 2–3). Their song connects the exodus under Moses with the greater redemption accomplished by Jesus, showing that He is the One who delivers His people fully and finally (v. 3). At the same time, the coming judgment reminds us that His justice is perfect – His ways are “just and true” and all nations will ultimately recognize His authority (vv. 3–4). Jesus is both the Savior who brings His people safely through and the Lord whose righteous judgment will bring history to its appointed end.
🌀 Reflection:
God’s justice and salvation are both worthy of worship. Do you trust that His ways are right, even when His judgments are hard to understand?
💬 Mission Challenge:
Worship God today for both His mercy and His justice, acknowledging that all His ways are good.
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Just Keith Harris 