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Verse Revelation 1:2. _WHO BARE RECORD OF THE WORD OF GOD_] Is there
a reference here to the first chapter of John's _gospel, In the_
_beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God_, c.? Of this...
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WHO BARE RECORD OF THE WORD OF GOD - Who bore witness to, or testified
of ἐμαρτύρησεν emarturēsen the Word of God. He
regarded himself merely as a “witness” of what he had seen, and
claimed only to...
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ANALYSIS AND ANNOTATIONS
I. THE PATMOS VISION OF THE GLORIFIED SON OF MAN
CHAPTER 1
_ 1. The introduction (Revelation 1:1)_
2. Greeting and benediction (Revelation 1:4)
3. The praise (Revel
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I. THE SUPERSCRIPTION.
Revelation 1:1. An introductory paragraph describing the purpose and
contents of the book.
REVELATION 1:1. REVELATION, _ i.e._ unveiling of the future. GOD GAVE
HIM: the Son r...
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The opening scenes of Revelation are of the most striking character.
Though the apostle is confined upon. lonely rock of the sea and is far
away from the saints assembled in the name of Christ, yet be...
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This is the revelation revealed by Jesus Christ, the revelation which
God gave to him to show to his servants, the revelation which tells of
the things which must soon happen. This revelation Jesus Ch...
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GOD'S REVELATION TO MEN (Revelation 1:1-3)...
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RECORD. witness. See p. 1511. The verb Occurs only here and Revelation
22:16; Revelation 22:20 in Rev.
THE WORD OF GOD. Thus. direct prophetic communication, as 1 Samuel
9:27;...
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_who bare record_ i.e. who bears witness in the present work. The past
tense is used, as constantly in Greek e.g. in St John's own Epistle,
I. Rev 2:14 of the act of a writer which _will_be past when...
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ὊΣ ἘΜΑΡΤΎΡΗΣΕΝ, i.e. who bears witness in the piesent
work. The past tense is used, as constantly in Greek—e.g. in St
John’s own Epistle, I. Revelation 2:14—of the act of a writer
which _will_ be past...
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Revelation 1:1-3. TITLE AND DESCRIPTION OF THE REVELATION...
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_A REVELATION FROM GOD REVELATION 1:1-3:_ The word translated
"Revelation" is similar to our word "apocalypse." The word means "a
revealing," or "an unveiling." It is the Revelation of Jesus Christ.
I...
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WHO BARE RECORD— _"Who,_ being honoured with so important a message,
failed not faithfully to declare it, but _testified the word of God,_
which, in those prophetic visions, came unto him; _and the te...
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Tomlinson's Comments
PROLOGUE 1:18
1 The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave him to show unto his
servants, even the things which must shortly come to pass: and he sent
and signified it by his...
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Strauss-' Comments
SECTION 1
Text Revelation 1:1-3
1 The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave him to show unto his
servants, even the things which must shortly come to pass: and he sent
and sig...
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Who bare record of the word of God, and of the testimony of Jesus
Christ, and of all things that he saw.
BARE RECORD OF - `testified the Word of God:' this book. John's
testimony from God: "the wo...
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1 This is the unveiling of a Person Jesus Christ-not merely a
prediction revealed through Him. God gives it to Him as a reward for
His sufferings.
1 Swiftly-not _ soon_, but with speed. On the morning...
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THE VISION OF THE SON OF MAN
St. John addresses 'the seven churches which are in Asia,' telling
them of a vision of Christ, who bade him, write in a book what he saw
and send it to them.
1-3. Introdu...
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RECORD] RV 'witness.' WORD OF GOD] i.e. the revelation which God gave
to Jesus Christ (Revelation 1:1). TESTIMONY OF JESUS] i.e. the witness
which Jesus bore, the word of God which Jesus communicated:...
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FROM NOW TO THE END OF TIME
REVELATION
_IAN MACKERVOY_
ABOUT THE BOOK OF REVELATION
1 THE WRITER
The writer of this book simply calls himself John. He wrote to the
*churches in Asia. He describe...
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WHO BARE RECORD. — Elsewhere as well as here. And he tells us of
what he bore record — of the Word of God. The writer declares that
the substance of his testimony and witness had been this Word of God...
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CHAPTER I.
THE PROLOGUE.
Revelation 1:1
The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave Him to show unto His
servants, even the things which must shortly come to pass: and He sent
and signified it th...
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ἐμαρτ. (epistol. aor., _cf._ Philemon 1:19, _cf._ further Thuc.
i. 1 ξυνέγραψε). λόγ. τ. θ., like דבר יהוה (LXX
λόγος τοῦ θεοῦ, _e.g._, Jeremiah 1:2), a collective term
for God's disclosures to men (τ...
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The superscription. Ἀπ. Ἰωάννου is the ecclesiastical title
(distinguishing it from the apocalypse of Peter, or of Paul, etc.) of
what professes in reality to be an ἀπ. Ἰησοῦ Χριστοῦ
(subjective genit...
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THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST
Revelation 1:1
In His capacity as mediator, our Lord receives from the Father and
transmits to His servants, that they may in turn transmit to the world
of men, the gre...
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The theme of this Book is found in its opening sentence, "The
Revelation of Jesus Christ." This should be borne in mind from first
to last, and our object should be to see Him as He is here revealed....
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JESUS, THE AUTHOR
We have already observed that Revelation means an uncovering or a
laying bare. Particularly, this is Jesus' Revelation, but as John has
done so often before (John 4:34; John 6:38; Jo...
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The Apocalypse, or Revelation. I rather prefer the word Apocalypse,
which the Latin interpreter did not think fit to change. --- Of Jesus
Christ....by his Angel, sent to his servant, John. So that the...
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(1) The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto him, to shew
unto his servants things which must shortly come to pass; and he sent
and signified it by his angel unto his servant John: (2) Who...
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That God should have chosen John to be the instrument of communicating
the closing volume of the New Testament is worthy of our
consideration. It is not a new thing for God thus to set out the
stronge...
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I Am
I. INTRODUCTION
A. Isaiah 11:1-2 There shall come forth a Rod from the stem of Jesse,
And a Branch shall grow out of his roots.
2 The Spirit of the LORD shall rest upon Him, The Spirit of wisd...
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The revelation is one belonging to Jesus Christ, which God gave Him,
and He signifies it to John. Though God over all blessed for ever, He
is here seen as Son of man, the rejected Messiah or Lamb, and...
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WHO BORE RECORD OF THE WORD OF GOD,.... Of the essential and eternal
Word of God, his only begotten Son; as John the apostle did in his
Gospel, and in his epistles, and also in this book; and which is...
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Who bare record of the word of God, and of the testimony of Jesus
Christ, and of all things that he saw.
Ver. 2. _Who bare record of the word_] This John the divine, then,
was John the Evangelist, wh...
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_Who bare record of_, or _testified, the word of God_ That is, who,
being honoured with so important a message, did not fail faithfully to
declare it; _and the testimony of Jesus_ That which Jesus, as...
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THE WORD OF GOD; the word revealed by God.
THE TESTIMONY OF JESUS CHRIST; the testimony borne to the truth by
Jesus Christ, "the faithful and true Witness," chap Revelation 3:14....
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WHO BARE RECORD OF THE WORD OF GOD AND OF THE TESTIMONY OF JESUS
CHRIST, AND OF ALL THINGS THAT HE SAW....
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THE MYSTERY OF THE SEVEN STARS AND THE SEVEN CANDLESTICKS.
The superscription:...
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God gave this Revelation to Jesus Christ so that He might, as the Son
of Man, communicate this to His servants. It is He who has been
entrusted with the restitution of all things, and is therefore giv...
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_ 2 who bore witness to the word of God, and to the testimony of Jesus
Christ, to all things that he saw._
A. John is well known in Asia Minor. Before he was banished to Patmos,
he lived and taught i...
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1-3 This book is the Revelation of Jesus Christ; the whole Bible is
so; for all revelation comes through Christ, and all relates to him.
Its principal subject is to discover the purposes of God conce...
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WHO BARE RECORD OF THE WORD OF GOD: this phrase determines the
controversy about the penman of this part of holy writ, and puts it
out of doubt that it was John the apostle and evangelist; the phrase...
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Revelation 1:2 who G3739 witness G3140 (G5656) word G3056 God G2316
and G2532 testimony G3141 Jesus G2424 Christ
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‘Who bore witness of the word of God and of the testimony of Jesus
Christ, even of all things that he saw.'
John regularly begins his writings with reference to Him Who is the
Word of God (John 1:1; 1...
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Revelation 1:2. The source of the revelation has been declared, and is
now followed by a description of the spirit in which the revelation
itself was received and communicated to the Church. Individua...
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In the first paragraph of the chapter we have the Preface and the
Salutation of the book, the one extending from Revelation 1:1 to
Revelation 1:3, the other from Revelation 1:4 to...
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BARE WITNESS
(εμαρτυρησεν). First aorist active indicative of
μαρτυρεω, which, along with μαρτυς and μαρτυρια,
is common in all the Johannine books (cf. Revelation 22:18; Revelation
22:20), usually...
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Revelation 1:1. _The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto
him, to shew unto his servants things which must shortly come to pass;
and he sent and signified it by his angel unto his servant J...
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Revelation 1:1. _The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto
him, to show unto his servants things which must shortly come to pass;
and he sent and signified it by his angel unto his servant J...
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CONTENTS: The Patmos vision of John and the command to write.
CHARACTERS: God, Christ, Holy Spirit, John.
CONCLUSION: Jesus Christ, the Alpha and the Omega, speaks to believers
through the Apostle J...
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Revelation 1:1. _The Revelation of Jesus Christ,_ which reaches to the
end of time, and is a continuation of the Hebrew, and the christian
prophets of the new testament. This revelation properly begin...
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REVELATION—NOTE ON REVELATION 1:1 Prologue. The terms
“revelation,” “show,” “made it known,” and “he saw”
prepare readers for symbolic visions.
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THE REVELATION OF THE LIVING CHRIST
_CRITICAL AND EXEGETICAL NOTES_
Revelation 1:1. THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST.—This may mean,
“belonging to, or proceeding from, Jesus Christ,” or it may be the
r...
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EXPOSITION
THE TITLE. The simplest form of this, as of other books of the New
Testament, is the oldest: 'The Revelation of John'
(Αποκάλυψις Ιωάννου). Other forms worth noting
are: 'The Revelation o...
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_2 WHO BARE RECORD OF THE WORD OF GOD, AND OF THE TESTIMONY OF JESUS
CHRIST, AND OF ALL THINGS THAT HE SAW_ .
John bore record of the word of God and the ministry of Jesus Christ
and this is why he w...
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Shall we turn in our Bibles now to the book of Revelation, chapter
one?
The Revelation of Jesus Christ (Revelation 1:1),
The Greek word "apokalupsis" is literally the unveiling. So in the
very first...
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1 Corinthians 1:6; 1 Corinthians 2:1; 1 John 1:1; 1 John 4:14; 1 Jo
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Bare record [ε μ α ρ τ υ ρ η σ ε ν]. See on John 1:7. Rev.,
bear witness. The reference is to the present book and not to the
Gospel. The aorist tense is the epistolary aorist. See on 1 John 2:13,
and...
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THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST
Revelation 1:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
1. The word "Revelation." The word "revelation" means an unveiling or
uncovering, thus we approach the last Book of the Bible with a...
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Who hath testified — In the following book. The word of God —
Given directly by God. And the testimony of Jesus — Which he hath
left us, as the faithful and true witness. Whatsoever things he saw
— In...