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How do we know that the revelation in Revelation is true?

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The truth of Revelation is affirmed by its divine authorship and fulfillment of prophetic scripture.

The veracity of the book of Revelation rests on its divine authorship. As stated in Revelation 1:1, this is 'the revelation of Jesus Christ,' making it a direct speech from the Savior Himself. The authority under which the message is delivered ensures its trustworthiness. Furthermore, the theme of fulfilled prophecy throughout the text provides additional validation. The symbols and images used correspond to prophecies throughout the Old Testament, particularly in the writings of prophets like Isaiah and Daniel.

In addition to the scriptural basis, the historical context in which these messages were given—during a time of severe persecution for the early church—reinforces their truthfulness. The promise that Jesus will ultimately triumph over evil and uphold His faithful followers affirms the reliability of the entire book. Believers can trust these words not just as predictions, but as declarations of hope and assurance from the King of Kings.

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Norm Wells · Oct 5, 2011
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