All Is Said, Now All Must Be Done

The book of Revelation begins with a prologue (1:1-8) which establishes purpose of the book, followed by the body of the prophetic vision (1:9-22:5), then concluding with the epilogue (22:6-21).

It is here that the Holy Spirit through John brings to a climax, not just the Revelation, but the entire Bible.

After unveiling the throne of heaven, the horrors of the tribulation, the lake of fire, and the new Jerusalem, the focus turns squarely upon the reader and the urgent and immediate response God expects of him.

Now, having come to the end of John's prophetic vision, we ask of the Lord, “What shall we do?”

I. HOLD DEAR HIS SINCERE WORDS (6-7,10)
II. HUMBLY DEVOTE TO HIS SACRED WORSHIP (8-9)
III. HEED DILIGENTLY TO HIS SOLEMN WARNING (11)