In Allan Jellett's sermon titled "Demonic Locusts," he addresses the theological concept of God's sovereignty in judgment and the end of Satan's dominion as depicted in Revelation 9:1-11. He argues that the seven seals represent God's overarching plan to reclaim His kingdom, initiated through Christ's sacrificial death, and culminates in the destruction of Satan's kingdom. Using Revelation's vivid imagery, Jellett interprets the first four trumpets as literal events affecting the world and serving as divine judgments against a godless humanity, indicating a progressive intensification of divine judgment as history unfolds. The sermon highlights how the "demonic locusts" symbolize intensified spiritual warfare, meant to torment those who reject God, while affirming that God's elect are sealed and thereby protected from these torments. Ultimately, the message emphasizes the believers' need for spiritual armor to navigate the pervasive evil that seeks to undermine faith and hope.
“God is implementing His seven-fold plan to recover His kingdom from Satan."
“Christ was the only one qualified to open the seals, because the Kingdom of God cannot be implemented without the satisfaction of divine justice.”
“God is actually destroying the basis of all mankind's godless hopes and aspirations in this world.”
“This is the course ordained of God for the triumph of his kingdom. Just accept that that's the case, believe him, read him, get him to convince you...”
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