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Why is the vision of Christ in Revelation important for believers?

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The vision of Christ in Revelation reveals His glory and authority, encouraging believers to remain steadfast in faith.

The vision of Christ presented in Revelation is vital for believers as it highlights His majesty, sovereignty, and ongoing involvement in the lives of His church. The imagery of Christ, described as having eyes like flames of fire and a voice like many waters, instills both awe and comfort. For believers, it serves as a reminder that despite earthly trials and tribulations, Christ is in control. The vision emphasizes that He is the 'first and the last', the beginning and the end, underscoring His eternal nature and sovereignty over all things. Moreover, it reassures believers that He holds the keys of death and hell, providing them with a sense of security and hope in their salvation. This revelation not only addresses their immediate fears but also calls them to faithfully witness and live out the grace they have received.
Scripture References: Revelation 1:17-18, Hebrews 12:2

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Fear Not
Mike McInnis · Feb 1, 2026
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