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How does Christ intercede for believers according to Revelation?

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Christ intercedes for believers by offering their prayers to God, making them acceptable through His redemptive work.

Revelation illustrates the role of Christ as the intercessor for His people, particularly in the context of the golden censer filled with incense. This incense symbolizes the prayers of the saints, and as the angel offers it before God, it represents the fragrant covering of Christ's righteousness. Without Christ's intercession, no prayer would be heard by God, as human efforts are insufficient. Instead, it is through the blood of Christ that believers' prayers ascend to the throne of grace, making their pleas acceptable in God’s sight. This highlights the profound relationship of dependence between believers and Christ, assuring them of His advocacy and care even amid trials.
Scripture References: Revelation 8:3-4, Romans 8:34

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The Seventh Seal
Don Bell · May 23, 2021
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