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Bible Text: Colossians 1:13-20 | Preacher: Dr. George A. Mulford | Series: Colossians: Complete in Christ
The false teachers in Colosse, like false teachers in our own day, would never deny the importance of Jesus Christ; they would simply dethrone Him, giving Him a place of prominence but not preeminence. In the philosophy of those false teachers, Jesus was just one of many emanations that proceeded from God and through which man could reach God. It was that claim of the false teachers that the apostle Paul refuted so well in this passage. Probably no paragraph in the New Testament contains more concentrated doctrine about the Lord Jesus Christ than our context for tonight.
Bible Text: Revelation 4:1 | Preacher: Dr. George A. Mulford | Series: Revelation: Behold He Comes!
Chapter 4 of Revelation takes us into the very throne room of Heaven where we can see ourselves and what we will be doing when we arrived in our Heavenly home. Revelation 4:1 is a very special verse. In fact, if you don't understand this verse, you will have some difficulty understanding the rest of the book. I believe this verse talks about the day we leave this world together. Let's see how the writer uses this verse as the foundation on which the rest of the book is built.