Notes on the New Testament, Explanatory and Practical: RevelationBarnes, Albert
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Notes on the New Testament, Explanatory and Practical: Revelation
Barnes, Albert
Bible. New Testament -- Commentaries; Bible. Revelation -- Commentaries
│ │ the time when the seventh
│ │ angel should sound, chap.
│ │ x. 5‒7; fulfilled in the
│ │ anticipations of the
│ │ Reformers that the world
│ │ was about to come to an
│ │ end, and the reign of Christ
│ │ about to commence, and
│ │ the assurance of the angel
│ │ that this would not _then_
│ │ occur, but that a long and
│ │ important interval must take
│ │ place.
│ │
│ │ (η) The command given to John
│ │ to go and take the little
│ │ book from the hand of the
│ │ angel, chap. x. 8; fulfilled
│ │ in the delivery of the Bible
│ │ again to the church.
│ │
│ │ (θ) The command to eat it, and
│ │ the consequences――sweet in
│ │ the mouth, and bitter to the
│ │ belly, chap. x. 9, 10; the
│ │ effect of the pure word of
│ │ God on the soul indicated
│ │ by the one; the bitter
│ │ consequences, in persecution
│ │ and opposition, that would
│ │ result from the attempt
│ │ to make the truth known to
│ │ the world, indicated by the
│ │ other.
│ │
│ │ (ι) The assurance that he
│ │ would yet prophesy before
│ │ many people, and nations,
│ │ and tongues, and kings,
│ │ chap. x. 10; fulfilled
│ │ in the restoration of
│ │ _preaching_ in the church,
│ │ founded on the Bible, and in
│ │ the immediate and ultimate
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