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God's Division REVELATION 1:19 - Technology Ministries

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42 <strong>REVELATION</strong> is NOT a Mystery—TEACHER’S GUIDE THE PAST<br />

a) The third credential records the Jewish humanity of Jesus as<br />

the descendant of David. It addresses Jesus Christ as Man.<br />

b) The phrase “ruler of the kings of the earth” refers to the<br />

reign of Jesus Christ when He claims His earthly kingdom<br />

at His second coming. At that future time, He will take His<br />

place as King of kings and Lord of lords.<br />

c) It is the fulfillment of the Davidic covenant which is stated in<br />

II Samuel 7:12 and restated in LUKE 1:32, 33 at the<br />

announcement of the birth of Jesus.<br />

II SAMUEL 7:12 When your days are complete<br />

and you lie down with your fathers, I will raise<br />

up your descendant after you, who will come<br />

forth from you, and I will establish his kingdom.<br />

LUKE 1:32, 33 He will be great, and will be<br />

called the Son of the Most High; and the Lord<br />

God will give Him the throne of His father<br />

David; and He will reign over the house of Jacob<br />

forever; and His kingdom will have no end.<br />

b. Seven credentials establish Christ as Savior<br />

I. TO HIM WHO LOVES US – VERSE 5<br />

Display symbol for “loves us”.<br />

a) The first credential speaking of Jesus Christ as Savior tells us<br />

Jesus Christ loves us with perfect, divine love. His love is<br />

not the kind of love the world knows. The perfect tense in<br />

the Greek tells us Christ loved us in the past, loves us right<br />

now and keeps on loving us forever. If you have ever<br />

wondered where we get the phase “Jesus loves me” here is<br />

where it comes from. It speaks of the constant, unchanging<br />

love of God. This Scripture is the only place proclaiming this<br />

truth in this particular way. Jesus has always loved us and<br />

He keeps on loving us. There never has been a time and<br />

there never will be a time when Jesus Christ does not love<br />

us.

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