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Daily Devotions
Revelation
"There shall be no more curse"
Text: Revelation 22:3
THE THRONE OF GOD
The throne of God symbolises His reign over heaven and earth. In the new heavens and new earth, the throne of God will feature prominently,
“And there shall be no more curse,
but the throne of God and of the Lamb shall be in it,
and His servants shall serve Him.
They shall see His face,
and His name shall be on their foreheads.
There shall be no night there:
They need no lamp nor light of the sun,
for the Lord God gives them light.
And they shall reign forever and ever.”
Revelation 22:3-5
1. A shared throne.
a) God will remain invisible.
b) The Lamb of God will be the visible representation of the Lord.
c) He is worthy!
2. All who are in heaven.
a) His servants would serve Him there.
b) Two types of servants:
i) Angelic servants.
ii) Redeemed human servants.
c) Their privilege is that they will see the face of the Saviour.
d) They would also wear His name on their foreheads.
i) To signify that they belong to God.
ii) To identify them as servants of God.
3. What would not be there.
a) There would be no more curse,
b) The curse that God had pronounced has been taken away completely
(Genesis 3).
c) No more nights.
i) No need for lamps.
ii) No need for even the sun.
4. God would be the Source:
a) Of light.
b) Of Life.
c) All will serve God eternally.