Greek Translation: “Unto who it was revealed removing the veil but not unto themselves, but unto us they did minister and wait on us, which are now reported unto you by them that have preached the Gospel unto you with the Holy breath of God sent down from heaven above, which things the angels the messengers of God desire to peer within.” Comment: The Holy scriptures are not for any private interpretation! The angels have delivered messages to the prophets over Biblical history when they themselves did not understand the message! Angels are not redeemed yet they try to understand redemption but not fully yet they deliver the messages in obedience to God! When the Holy Spirit gives us revelation confirmed by “His Word”, it is not for yourself! When you received Christ as Savior the veil was removed from your eyes and now you are able to see into the Spirit world! You see God and the deceptions of Satan operating in the world!. When we preach the Gospel or evangelize often the hearers will see things from the same scriptures that you the messenger may not see! I often see more from the scriptural message than I do from the messenger! This is the Holy Spirit confirming his word! This is the way the Gospel works! It is about miracles! If you just preach the Word of God people will get saved! Some of those same people will have a bigger ministry than you do! We have to be humble to receive this revelation! God’s revelation is not for me who is already saved but for the unsaved! The Apostle Peter preached this message for me and for you! What we do with the message determines if fruit is produced! If we sow the seeds into others a crop will be produced! Often what we preach is better understood than what we understand! This is the power of the Gospel! Then they take their understanding and pass it unto others! Jesus said go out into all the world and preach the Gospel! Just like me an ordinary evangelist who is obedient and passes the Gospel unto others can do great things for the Kingdom of God! The power of the Word of God cannot be measured! Can you trust Jesus enough to take him at his word and scatter seed over then earth for a harvest? His word will never return void! James and Hamsa Sasse. GodWhoisGod.com
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Mystery Solved! Revelation 1:20
Comment: The word mystery translated from the Greek means a sacred spiritual mystery! Something that is hidden but to be revealed later. This is why a believer in Christ lives by faith! We do not see everything about our faith immediately but God reveals himself to us in steps as we progress in following him! The word angels used here simply means a messenger! Someone with a message! It could be Gabriel however this word angel in the Greek can also mean a Bishop, Pastor or a designated elder! The word churches means a congregation of believers following Christ. I believe the angels were the seven Pastor’s of the seven churches in Asia Minor (Turkey). This letter was for them! Some believe the Roman guards would have read John’s letters so he coded them so only the churches would understand what he was saying! When the Roman guards read these letters they probably thought John was crazy! I am sure the world today looks at us the same way! The foolishness of God is wiser than the wisdom of men! The reason the Romans released John from prison is probably because they thought he was not a threat to Caesar but just plain crazy! Remember the whole Book of Revelation is the unveiling or uncovering the mystery of Jesus Christ! Look for Jesus Christ as you read and study this Book! To those who have not received the Revelation of Jesus Christ this Book would look foolish yet to those who have received him it is the power of God! The stars and the candlesticks ultimately all point to Christ! There was a star over Bethlehem and Jesus is the light of the world! Let him light your path so you do not stumble in the darkness! James and Hamsa Sasse. GodWhoisGod.com
The Mystery of Christmas!
He was created of a mother whom He created. He was carried by hands that He formed. He cried in a manger in wordless infancy. He, the Word, without whom all human eloquence is mute! Augustine (354-430 A.D.)