1. Revelation 11 part 2 – The Glory of God as he takes the throne
Teaching the “whole counsel of God” (Acts 20:27)
Revelation 11 part 2 – The Glory of God as he takes the throne
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2. The Kingdom The seventh trumpet sounded
Brings with it the promise from chapter 10 v 5 – 7
Great voices saying the Kingdoms (plural) of this world are become (already) the Kingdom (singular) of our God
The divided earth will become one Kingdom in Christ
Not ‘Kingdom now’ theology – the Church achieving the Christianisation of the world
Love will grow cold
As in the days of Noah
Far from God, not nearer
He is King and He takes the throne by conquest
Pouring out His vengeance and wrath

3. The Kingdom
He shall reign forever and ever – an everlasting Kingdome with no end
Kingdom 562 times in The Bible
Kingdom of God 69 times all in the New Testament
Kingdom of Heaven 32 times all in Matthew’s Gospel (the Gospel of the King)
Textus receptus indicates the ‘Kingdoms to Kingdom’ transition
He is going to reign ‘FOREVER’
Not just a thousand years – the thousand year reign is not the end but a transitional phase
Isaiah 9 v 6 & 7 – no end and The Lord will be zealous in bringing this about
Psalm 93 v 1 & 2 – of old and from everlasting
Psalm 145 v 10 – 13 – an everlasting kingdom
Daniel 4 v 1 – 3 a wonderful and everlasting kingdom

4. The Kingdom The territory of the kingdom
Daniel 6 v 26 an indestructible kingdom
Daniel 7 v 26 & 27 – A kingdom with everlasting dominion
2 Peter 1 v 11 – salvation is entering the everlasting kingdom of Christ
The territory of the kingdom
Psalm 47 v 7 & 8 – all the earth
Psalm 103 v 19 – rules over all the earth
Psalm 48 v 1 & 2 – from Israel and Jerusalem

5. The Exultation
Revelation was referred to in the early Church as ‘The Worship Book’
The reaction of the 24 Elders
Fall on their faces and worship
Chapter 4 v 10 – it’s a common theme
Chapter 5 v 8 – yet again
Chapter 5 v 14 – and again
Chapter 19 v 6 – 10 – he is worshipped for fulfilled proises and covenant

6. Thanksgiving We give the thanks Taken power and reigned
I Thessalonians 5 v
Taken power and reigned
Chapter 1 v 8 ‘Almighty’ is Jesus’ name for Himself
Chapter 19 v 6 – omnipotent or Almighty
Ephesians 5 v 18 – 20 – thanksgiving comes from being filled with The Spirit
Hebrews 13 v 14 &15 – an exhortation to give thanks for what we have not yet seen
Romans 8 v 28 – all works together for good

7. Why give thanks?
Power proclaimed – our Dad really is bigger than his dad
Nothing is too hard for Him – Jeremiah 32 v 27
Genesis 18 v 14 – said the same to Abraham
Plan accomplished
Thy wrath is come
The dead judged
Psalm 2 – Messianic psalm that speaks of God’s wrath poured out
Verse 18 of Rev 11 – we thank Him because His wrath has come

8. Why give thanks? His promises to the believer are fulfilled
Reward to the Prophets and Saints – small and great
All to receive a reward
He requires us to be faithful in a few things or in the things He has given us
Matt 25 v 21 and 23
1 Cor 2 v – eye has not seen etc.
Ephesians 2 v 7 – kindness poured our forever
Matt 10 v 29 – 31 – sacrifices repaid with interest

9. Why give thanks? For the punishment of the wicked
2 Thessalonians 1 v 7 & 8 the judgement of the wicked should comfort the righteous
The temple in heaven is opened
Ark of the covenant
Symbolic of covenant promises answered
Symbolic of God inhabiting (living in) the praises of His people
Lightnings, thunderings, voices, earthquake and great hail
Like ch 4 v 5, ch 8 v 5, ch16 v 18 – common symbolism
Psalm 89 v 1 & 2, 8, 24 & 33

10. Teaching the “whole counsel of God” (Acts 20:27)
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