This Sunday morning we will be upon one of the most disputed passages in all of Revelation.  Some say chapter 11 is the single most difficult section of the entire book.  At least 5 broad interpretations, with variations in each, are popular amongst Christians in regards to chapter 11.  When coming across difficult passages are we to avoid discussing them as though strangers talking politics?  Personally, I'd rather embrace the complexities of this book while striving to honor and remain faithful the gospel message.

     Join us this Sunday as we examine Revelation 11:1-19 and discuss the following questions:

1.  Why is John asked to measure the temple, alter and people?

2.  What is the significance behind the 42 months or 1,260 days?

3.  Who are the 2 witnesses?

"Revelation 11 is universally recognized as difficult to interpret" - Robert Mounce

"Revelation 11 is the most difficult section in Revelation." - Gerhard Krodel

"Nowhere in the book of Revelation has there been more confusion among the commentators than in the verses which open the 11th chapter." - Donald Barnhouse

"Revelation 11 is undoubtably one of the most difficult in the whole Apocalypse." - Dean Alford

 

Eager to preach this Sunday, 

Cody